Albert of Trapani was an Italian Roman Catholic priest and a professed member of the Carmelites. He practiced great austerities upon himself to make himself poor in the spirit of Jesus Christ and went out preaching and evangelizing; he was known for working and maintaining a positive relationship with Jews as well as for his powers of healing. The saint was likewise attributed for the 1301 lifting of the siege in Messina that could have seen hundreds die from starvation had it not been for his intervention.

08-07

• Trapani
• Carmelite schools
• Palermo

Alberto degli Abati 1240

7 August 1307 (aged 67)

venerable

31 May 1476

Pope Sixtus IV

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