Patricius Peyton

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Patricius Peyton

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Nativitas: 9 Ianuarii 1909; Attymass
Obitus: 3 Iunii 1992; California
Patria: Hibernia
Nomen nativum: Patrick Joseph Peyton

Patricius Peyton (vulgo Patrick Peyton), natus in Comitatu Maigonensi^[1] Hiberniae 9 Ianuarii 1909, mortuus Angelopoli 3 Iunii 1992, fuit sacerdos et conditor cruciatae Rosarii (Motus Rosarii).

Studuit in Universitate Dominae Nostrae a Lacu, ubi titulus est Baccalaureus Artium. Titulus est "Servus Dei" conlatus ab Ecclesia Catholica, ut homo quem Sancta Papa gestam canonizationem aperuit.

Notae[recensere | fontem recensere]

Bourke, Toni (April 17, 2009), Fr Peyton remembered at 100th anniversary celebrations, Mayo Advertiser
Gribble, Richard (June 22, 2003), Anti-communism, Patrick Peyton, CSC and the C.I.A.(Congregation of Holy Cross), Journal of Church and State/J.M. Dawsons Studies on Church and State
Matilla, Dexter R. (March 31, 2009), ‘Rosary priest’ to be honored with sculpture, Philippines Daily Inquirer
Peyton, CSC, Patrick (1967, revised 1996), All For Her: An Autobiography of Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, Family Theater Publications, Hollywood California, ISBN B0006CCAGY .
Reuter, James B., Gennie Q. Jota, et Dean M. Bernardo. 2001. Fifty Golden Years of the Family Rosary Crusade in the Philippines (1951-2001), ed. Stella J. Villegas. Family Rosary Crusade Foundation, Inc.
Schworm, Peter (June 8, 2008), "Dozens in Easton pray for canonization of the 'Rosary Priest'", Boston Globe .
Shiel, Tom (April 27, 2009), Cardinal urges Christians to twitter, Irish Times
Wilford, Hugh. 2008. The Mighty Wurlitzer: How the CIA Played America. Cantabrigiae et Londinii: Harvard University Press.

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