A fifteenth-century religious leader
Maddalena Albrici is remembered as an Augustinian religious leader of the fifteenth century. The surviving research does not provide exact dates for her birth or death.
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Maddalena Albrici
Maddalena Albrici is remembered as a fifteenth-century Augustinian religious leader whose remains are preserved in Como.
Maddalena Albrici belonged to the Augustinian religious tradition and became a notable female religious leader in the fifteenth century. Her life was shaped by a Catholic tradition of women following the Rule of St. Augustine. Her enduring trace in Como is found inside the Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle, where her remains are preserved.
Worth knowing
Within the Augustinian tradition
Albrici belonged to the long tradition of Augustinian religious women. These Catholic communities lived according to the Rule of St. Augustine, a guide for religious life.
Her resting place in Como
Albrici's remains are preserved inside the Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle in Como. The church provides the city's clearest physical connection to her story.
Addresses you can still visit
Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.
Burial place
Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle
The remains of the fifteenth-century Augustinian religious leader are preserved inside the church.
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