Giulio Mancinelli (Latin: Julius Mancinellus) (1537-1618)[2] was 16th and 17th century Jesuit missionary. In 1583 he founded Jesuit mission in Ottoman held Istanbul.
Giulio Mancinelli
1677 painting of Giulio Mancinelli published in Vita magni servi Dei P. Julii Mancinelli
Mancinelli was born to a noble family.[3] He joined the Jesuits in 1558[3] and in 1566 was a novice in the first novitiate house in Rome.[4]
Missionary appointmentsedit
Mancinelli was a missionary in Bosnia and Dalmatia.[5] Mancinellus was the head of a Jesuit mission to Istanbul established by the Pope in 1583.[6] They held their services in the Church of Saint Benoit and opened their schools with the support of French and Venetian ambassadors.[7]
He had an apparition of Our Lady. Mary instructed him to call her the Queen of Poland. The news of this revelation began to spread the cult of the Queen of Poland Assumed into heaven. These revelations were distributed by the great Lithuanian chancellor Albrecht Radziwiłł from Nieśwież, where he was supported by St. Andrzej Bobola, later the author of the text of the Lwów Oath.
Having journeyed as far as Muscovy, he then returned to Italy via Vienna, where he spent a few months.[8]
In 1592 he was sent to Algiers, in response to a request made to the Jesuits by the government of Naples, in order to redeem the Christian slaves: he wrote a memorial of this journey in Morea (Rome, Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu, Vitae, 46, cf. 68–83) and in" Observations about redeeming Christian slaves from Servitude to Unbelievers" (ibid., Vitae, 51, cc. 43r-45r). He experienced a supernatural ecstasy during the trip---saints and angels appeared to him to reassure him about the positive outcome of the mission to Moldova---and he recorded his observations.[9]
In 1608, he was on mission in England and according to his own testimonies had visions of angels.[10] In his old age he was regularly consulted by young men who traveled to England hoping to bring it back to union with Rome.[11]
Referencesedit
^Deresiński, Wojciech (2010). "Mancinelli". Mancinelli Informator. 5. Mancienlli Society. Retrieved 25 May 2016.
^Fabre 2008, p. 177: " glulio mancinelu (1537-1618) "
^Darnault, Sezim Sezer; Birkan, Çelen (2004). Latin Catholic Buildings in Istanbul: A Historical Perspective, 1839-1923. Isis. p. 45. ISBN978-975-428-275-7.
Fabre, Pierre-Antoine (2008). Escrituras de la modernidad: los jesuitas entre cultura retórica y cultura científica. Universidad Iberoamericana. ISBN978-607-417-030-6.
Frazee, Charles A. (2006) [1983]. Catholics and Sultans: The Church and the Ottoman Empire 1453-1923. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN9780521027007.
Coulton, G.G. (1950). Five Centuries of Religion. CUP. p. 750. GGKEY:881G3EASSLN.
External linksedit
MANCINELLI, Giulio, author Anna Rita Capoccia
Further readingedit
Julije Mancinelli o dubrovačkoj okolici (1575/76) /Julius Mancinelli about the Surroundings 'of Dubrovnik (1575/76), XVI (1986) 133–151. BUDIŠA, Dražen
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