ST. VINCENT STRAMBI

ST. VINCENT STRAMBI

Saint Vincent Strambi was an Italian Passionist priest and bishop known for his powerful preaching, pastoral care, and deep devotion to the Passion of Christ. He died in 1824 and was canonized in 1950.

Saint Vincent Maria Strambi was born on January 1, 1745, in Civitavecchia, Italy. From a young age, he was known for his gentle nature, intelligence, and deep devotion to the Church. He felt called to the priesthood early in life and joined the Passionist Congregation, founded by Saint Paul of the Cross, known for its devotion to the suffering and death of Jesus.

As a Passionist, Vincent quickly became known as a powerful and moving preacher. His sermons, filled with love for Christ and compassion for souls, converted many and stirred hearts to repentance. He also taught seminarians, wrote spiritual works, and guided many in their personal paths toward holiness.

He was deeply devoted to prayer, penance, and the Passion of Christ. These elements defined both his personal life and his mission. Though naturally shy, he took on great responsibilities with courage and self-sacrifice.

In 1801, he was appointed bishop of Macerata and Tolentino. As bishop, he devoted himself to the spiritual and material needs of his people. He reformed clergy life, encouraged devotion, and provided for the poor and sick. He was tireless in his service, even during times of political unrest and difficulty. Despite threats and opposition, he remained committed to his mission.

Later in life, he returned to Rome and was invited to serve as spiritual advisor to Pope Leo XII. He offered his life in prayer when the pope fell seriously ill. The pope recovered, and soon after, Vincent passed away on January 1, 1824.

His sanctity was widely recognized, and he was canonized on June 11, 1950. Saint Vincent Strambi is remembered as a humble bishop, compassionate preacher, and faithful servant of Christ's Passion.

Feast Day

25-9-1824

Birth Date

1-1-1745

Died Date

1-1-1824

Canonised Date

11-6-1950

Church of Saints John and Paul, Rome, Italy

O Saint Vincent Strambi, Faithful bishop and humble servant, You guided souls with wisdom and courage. Intercede for us, that we may live with charity, And grow strong in love for God. Amen.

ST. VINCENT STRAMBI

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