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Berenguer de Palou II

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as a norm for their life in common and he gave his authorization for the sign of his cathedral, the Holy Cross, to be on the habit of the Order. After that, Peter Nolasco and the first Mercedarians made their religious profession before the bishop.
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during the episcopate of his uncle Berenguer de Palou I. Shortly after being elected bishop in 1212, he marched with
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and his companions the white habit that they would wear as characteristic of the Order; he gave them the
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Hombres de religión y guerra. Cruzada y guerra santa en la Edad Media peninsular, ss. X-XV
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and some of his own properties for this effort. He supported the founding of the
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He founded various establishments for the destitute, offering the Castle of
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In 1219, Bishop Berenguer also supported the introduction into
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In 1225, he accompanied James I on the unsuccessful attack on
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did not approve the election, and Palou did not occupy this
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Sepulcher of Berenguer de Palou II, Cathedral of Barcelona
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Bishop of Barcelona Berenguer de Palou II (seated) with
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James I of Aragon
bishop of Barcelona
James I of Aragon
canon priest
Barcelona Cathedral
Peter II of Aragon
Almohads
Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa
Catalonia-Aragon
Fifth Crusade
Damietta
Egypt
Cathar Crusade
Aviñón del Penedés
Mercedarian Order
Peter Nolasco
Rule of Saint Augustine
Barcelona
Dominican
Franciscan
Peñíscola
Valencia
invasion of Majorca
Archbishop of Tarragona
Pope Gregory IX
see
Santa Clara
Barcelona

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