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18 Facts About Giuseppe Carraro

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Giuseppe Carraro was an Italian Roman Catholic prelate who served as the Bishop of Verona from 1958 until his retirement in 1978.

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Giuseppe Carraro served as the Bishop of Vittorio Veneto until his transferral to the see of Verona.

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Giuseppe Carraro was considered a man of holiness and this allowed for his cause of beatification to be introduced in 2005 at which stage he was referred to as a Servant of God.

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Giuseppe Carraro now has the posthumous title of Venerable after Pope Francis - in 2015 - confirmed his heroic virtue.

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Giuseppe Carraro was born in Mira on 26 June 1899 to Sebastiano Carraro and Clotilde Pizzati and was baptized with the name Giovanni Giuseppe Moise.

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In 1910 Father Eugenio Dorigon suggested to his parents that he commence his studies for the priesthood since Giuseppe Carraro had just finished school at that time.

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Giuseppe Carraro continued his studies in Padua and received a degree in natural sciences.

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8.

Giuseppe Carraro met Elia Dalla Costa - future cardinal and Venerable.

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Giuseppe Carraro became rector in 1944 as the replacement of Vittorio Alessi and worked to ensure that seminarians grew from a cultural and spiritual perspective.

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Giuseppe Carraro received his episcopal consecration on 1 November 1952 from Bishop Antonio Mantiero.

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Giuseppe Carraro took as his episcopal motto "Vince in bono".

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Giuseppe Carraro partook in all sessions of the Second Vatican Council and partook in the 1967 and 1974 Synods of Bishops at the behest of Pope Paul VI.

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Giuseppe Carraro resigned from his position in mid-1978 prior to turning 75 as canon law dictated.

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Giuseppe Carraro served as a co-consecrator for the consecration of Giulio Bevilacqua.

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Giuseppe Carraro died on 30 December 1980 and was buried in the diocesan cathedral.

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Giuseppe Carraro had spent his retirement on the hill of San Fidenzio.

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Giuseppe Carraro was declared to be venerable on 16 July 2015 after Pope Francis had confirmed that he lived a life of heroic virtue.

18.

Bisoli accused Giuseppe Carraro of having once attempted to sodomize him with a banana.