Charles Borromeo Cardinal Archbishop of Milan
Charles Borromeo is a 46 years old Cardinal Archbishop of Milan from Arona. Charles Borromeo was born on October 12, 1538 (died on November 03, 1584, he was 46 years old) in Arona.
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No, he died on 11/03/1584, 439 years ago. He was 46 years old when he died. He died in Milan and buried in Milan Cathedral .
Family
Education
He graduated from University Of Pavia
Game & Races (2)
| Name | Age at that time |
|---|---|
| 1565–66 papal conclave | 26 years old |
| 1572 papal conclave | 33 years old |
Charles Borromeo zodiac sign was libra.
Other facts about Charles Borromeo
| Place of death | Milan |
|---|---|
| Religion | Catholic Church |
| Position held | Cardinal Secretary Of State , start time: 1560-01-01T00:00:00Z , end time: 1584-01-01T00:00:00Z , replaces: Girolamo Dandini , replaced by: Tolomeo Gallio |
| Consecrator | Giovanni Antonio Serbelloni , object has role: principal consecrator |
| Canonization status | Saint , point in time: 1610-01-01T00:00:00Z , conferred by: Paul V |
| Work location | Rome , start time: 1560-01-01T00:00:00Z , end time: 1562-01-01T00:00:00Z |
| National Library of Israel identifier | 000607223 |
| Libris-URI | Vs69jd6d4c77f94 |
| Place of burial | Milan Cathedral |
| Student of | Francesco Alciati |
| British Museum person-institution | 79024 |
| Date of death | 1584-11-03T00:00:00Z |
| Family | House Of Borromeo |
| Domain of saint or deity | Sisters Of Mercy Of St. Borromeo |
| Family name | Borromeo. Show people with the surname Borromeo |
| Given name | Charles |
| Feast day | November 4 |
| Name in native language | Carlo Borromeo |
| Religion | Catholic Church |
| Place of birth | Arona |
| Iconclass notation | 11H(CHARLES BORROMEO) |
| Coat of arms image | Http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/DSC02997%20-%20Duomo%20di%20Milano%20-%20Scurolo%20di%20san%20Carlo%20-%20Stemma%20dei%20Borromeo%20-%20Foto%20Giovanni%20Dall%27Orto%20-%2029-jan-2007.jpg |
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