Lorenzo da Frazzanò

Italian monk and presbyter

Feast: December 30 · 1120–1163

Frazzanò
BornFrazzanò (1120)
DiedFrazzanò (1163)
VocationsMonk, Priest, Abbot

Biography

Saint Lorenzo da Frazzanò (1120–1163) was an Italian monk and presbyter, born in the town of Frazzanò. Drawn to a life of prayer and service, he embraced the monastic vocation, offering his days to God in humility and devotion. As a presbyter, he also served the faithful through priestly ministry, uniting contemplation with pastoral care. Though few details of his life are known, his memory endures in the place that formed him: he is honored as the patron of Frazzanò, a sign of the lasting spiritual bond between a shepherd and his people. Saint Lorenzo is commemorated on December 30, inviting believers to seek holiness through faithful, hidden perseverance.
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