76Josephus Calatayud, (5. Juli), ein Jesuit, welcher zu Gandia (Prov. Valencia) in Spanien am 5. Juli 1636 in einem Alter von 78 Jahren gottselig starb. Er betete viel, kasteite seinen Leib, hielt auch seine Sinne streng abgetödtet etc. Gott verlieh ihm prophetischen Geist. (Men. S. J. S. 52).
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