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3 years ago
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Fray Mamerto Esquiú. ¿Quién fue? ¿Cuándo nació y cuándo falleció? ¿Por qué Fray Mamerto Esquiú es un hombre fundamental en nuest

ra historia?
Geography
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Marat540 [252]3 years ago
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He estado aprendiendo español durante casi dos años, así que no soy tan bueno en eso, pero espero haber respondido de una manera que sea comprensible jaja.

Respuesta:

Fue un miembro profesr católico romano argentino de la Orden de los Frailes Menores y obispo de Córdoba desde 1880 hasta su muerte.

Nació el 11 de mayo de 1826.

Murió el 10 de enero de 1883.

Enseñó en la escuela del convento franciscano de Catamarca y durante gran parte de su carrera estuvo estrechamente asociado con instituciones educativas católicas. También un destacado predicador, ganó renombre nacional por primera vez por un sermón que pronunció con motivo del juramento de lealtad a la Constitución de 1853.

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