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Azevedo, Inácio de, 1526-1570

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Personal name headingAzevedo, Inácio de, 1526-1570
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Variant(s)De Azevedo, Inácio, 1526-1570
Azevedo, Ignacio de, 1526-1570
Azevedo, Ignace de, 1528-1570
Associated countryBrazil
Associated placeCoimbra (Portugal) Lisbon (Portugal) Braga (Portugal)
Birth date1526
Death date1570-07-15
Place of birthPorto (Portugal)
Place of deathLa Palma (Canary Islands)
Field of activityChristianity
AffiliationJesuits
Profession or occupationMissionaries Christian martyrs
Found inInácio de Azevedo : o homem e a sua época ... 1957: p. 15 (Inácio de Azevedo) t.p. (b. 1526 ; d. 1570)
Relacion del martyrio de los quarenta martyres de la Compañia de Jesus ..., 1744 : title page (Vida del venerable martyr P. Ignacio Acevedo, su superior, martyrizados por los Hereges Calvinistas, en odio de la Santa Fè Catholica)
Bibliothèque de la Compagnie de Jésus, 1890-1932 (heading: Azevedo, le Br. Ignace de, Portuguese Jesuit; he was born in Porto in 1528; entered the Jesuit order in 1548; he served as rector in Lisbon and Braga, provincial in Portugal, and visitor in Brazil; he left for missions in 1570 and was martyred at sea by Calvenists in 1570 with 39 of his cpompanions; he was beatified in 1854, along with his 39 fellow divines)
New Catholic Encyclopedia online, viewed April 13, 2017 (Bl. Ignacio de Azevedo; born at Oporto, Portugal, 1528; died near Palma, one of the Canary Islands, 15 July, 1570. He entered the Society of Jesus at Coimbra, 28 December, 1548, and became successively rector of the Jesuit college at Lisbon, provincial of Portugal, and rector at Broja [Braga?]. St. Francis Borgia, soon after his election as superior general of the Society, appointed Ignacio visitor of the missions of Brazil. After three years of arduous labour in that country he returned to Rome, but asked to be sent back as missionary to Brazil. With thirty-nine companions he started on his voyage, but was seized and martyred by Huguenot pirates near the island of Palma. The forty martyrs were beatified on 11 May, 1854)
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