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Pacificus of Ceredano
Pacificus of Ceredano (Cerano) (born 1424 at Cerano, in the diocese of Novara in Lombardy, supposedly of the Ramati family; died 4 June 1482) (also known as Pacificus of Novara, or Novariensis) was an Italian Franciscan preacher.
==Life==
He entered the Franciscan Order of Observants at Novara in 1445. After his ordination, he was employed in preaching, in which field the Italian Observants of that time were especially prominent. Pacificus also had a share in the preaching of the crusade against the Turks undertaken by his order.
The general chapter of the Observants, held in Ferrara, 15 May 1481, sent him as commissioner to Sardinia to administer and inspect the Franciscan monasteries in that country, where he died. According to his wish, his body was brought to Cerano and buried in the church attached to the Franciscan monastery. His head was given to the parish church of that place.
He was at once honoured as a saint, and, in 1745, Pope Benedict XIV approved his veneration for the Franciscan Order and the diocese of Novara. His feast is celebrated on 5 June.
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