Panfilo da Magliano

1824–1876 (age 52)

Biography

Panfilo da Magliano was a friar whose religious vocation and monastic life exemplified the spiritual traditions of the Catholic Church during the nineteenth century. His commitment to the contemplative and communal aspects of religious life reflected the enduring role of friaries in Italian society.

Da Magliano's life as a friar represented a dedication to prayer, service, and religious community. His burial at Campo Verano honors his contributions to religious life and his faithful adherence to the monastic ideals that guided his spiritual journey.

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