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Alberto da Sarteano
Alberto Berdini da Sarteano (also Beato Alberto) (1385 - 15 August 1450) was a 15th-century Franciscan friar, and an apostolic delegate for Ethiopia, India, Egypt and Jerusalem.
Beato Alberto was born in Sarteano. In 1439 he was sent by Pope Eugenius IV to deliver a letter to the Christians Copts so that they could participate to the Council of Florence and thus take part to the ongoing efforts to unite all Christian churches. Alberto Berdini returned to Italy on 26 August 1441, with four Ethiopians and Copts, although eventually the efforts at reunion proved fruitless.〔(Quinn ''The European Outthrust and Encounter'' p.81 )〕〔(Trexler ''The journey of the Magi'' p.128 )〕
From 1442 to 1443, he became Vicar general of the Order of Friars Minor (he was interim Minister General, i.e. head of the entire order before the nomination of a new Minister General following the death of the previous one).〔(Robson ''The Franciscans in the Middle Ages'', p.10 )〕 He died in Milan, aged about 65.
==See also==
* List of Ministers General of the Order of Friars Minor
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