Pablo Albera
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| Data urodzenia | 6 czerwca 1845 |
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| Data i miejsce śmierci | 24 października 1921 |
| Generał zakonu salezjanów | |
| Okres sprawowania | 1910–1921 |
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| Śluby zakonne | nieznana |
Pablo Albera (ur. w 1845 w None, zm. w 1921 w Turynie) – ksiądz salezjanin, drugi generał zakonu salezjanów[1]
Przypisy
- ↑ Pablo Albera (wł.). Enciclopedia Treccani. [dostęp 2018-11-21].
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Paolo Albera - A Little Don Bosco (picture in French Bloletin Salesian)
Paolo Albera - A Little Don Bosco (picture in French Bloletin Salesian)