Pablo Beaumont (d. 1780) Pablo Beaumont (d. 1780) OFM. Mexican friar, missionary and chronicler of the San Pedro y San Pablo de Michoacán province (New Spain). Late in life, he issued an interesting Crónica seráfica de la santa provincia de San Pedro y San Pablo de Michoacán de esta Nueva España. .
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Pablo Fidel de Burgos (1708-1758) Pablo Fidel de Burgos (1708-1758) OFMCap. Spanish Capuchin friar and member of the Castile province. He took the habit on 17 November 1731 in Salamanca. He was ordained priest in 1736. Preacher (also at the Spanish royal court), consultant for the Cardinal of Toledo and the Archbishop of Sevilla, and apostolic examiner, as well as member of the Real Academia de Historia in 1744.
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Pablo Manuel Ortega ( 1691 - 1767 ) Pablo Manuel Ortega ( 1691 - 1767 ) OFM. Spanish friar. Member of the Cartagena province. Lector of philosophy, provincial definitor and 'chronista' (historian) of the Carthagena province.
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Pablo Nassarre/Nasarre (1664-1724) Pablo Nassarre/Nasarre (1664-1724) OFM. Spanish lay friar, musician, music theorist and composer. Born as a blind baby in Saragossa. Moved to Daroca, where he was taught by the composer Pablo Bruna, who was blind himself. Pablo joined the Franciscans at San Francisco el Real in Saragossa, where he worked as an organist. Recognizing his musical and compositorial prowess, his order superiors allowed him to start a school of harmony and counterpoint, where José de Torres and Joaquín Martínez de la...
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Pablo Pou (Pao Pou, fl. ca. 1730) Pablo Pou (Pao Pou, fl. ca. 1730) OFM. Spanish friar and missionary, whose Notícies verdaderes concerning the Holy Land have survived.
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Pablo Rebullida (d. 1709) Pablo Rebullida (d. 1709) OFM. Spanish friar from Fraga, Aragon. Joined the order in Tortosa. Traveled to the New World and was educated at the Colegio de la Santa Cruz, Querétaro. In 1694, he went to Guatemala and a year later he was found as a missionary in Talamanca, alongside of Francisco de San José. He was killed at Urinama on 28 September 1709, in the context of a violent uprising at Talamanca. Known for his knowledge of different local languages.
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Pablo de Ecija (Paulus Astigitanus/Pablo de Écija, fl. first half 18th cent.) Pablo de Ecija (Paulus Astigitanus/Pablo de Écija, fl. first half 18th cent.) OFMCap. Spanish friar and member of the Andalusia province. Lector of theology, guardian, custodian, revisor of Capuchin libraries, personal theologian of the papal nuntius in Spain, diocesan examiner in Cuadiz and Granada, preacher at the Spanish royal court, and consultant for the inquisition. Promotor of the veneration of Maria de Agreda.
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Pablo de Mesa (Paulus de Mesa, fl. ca. 1640) Pablo de Mesa (Paulus de Mesa, fl. ca. 1640) OFM. Spanish friar from the Castile province. Professor of theology at the university of Alcalà (lector in the Santa María de Jesús and the San Diego de Alcalá friaries).
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Pablo de Zurbano (fl. c. 1760 ) Pablo de Zurbano (fl. c. 1760 ) OFM. Spanish friar. Member of the Cantabria province.
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Pacificus Baker (1695-1774) Pacificus Baker (1695-1774) OFM. English Friar and spiritual author. He was was brought up as a protestant, but converted to Catholicism. He went to the Southern Low Countriesm, where he studied at Douai and joined the Franciscan. Following a thorough missionarty formation, he was sent back to England. Worked at the Sardinian chapel in Lincoln's Inn Fields, and Guardian of the hexham convent between 1734 and 1737. Thereafter order procurator (1739), definitor, and provincial of the English prov...
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