Svakome po mallo illiti predikae nediljne..

Rapić Ðuro: Svakome po mallo illiti predikae nediljne..

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Svakome po mallo illiti predikae nediljne..

Rapić Ðuro

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Đuro Rapić: Sunday sermons to everyone in a small way together with Lent...

To everyone in a small way, Sunday sermons together with Lent are very useful to all spiritual shepherds, and especially enlightening to the orthodox Karstians, which state, and every person's celebration in self-support and the foundation of the evangelical law, to everyone and the unceasing abundance they are coming. According to P.F. Gjuri Rapics Gradiscsanina of the order of the Little Brothers S.O. Francesca from the service of the province of S. Ivan Capistranin to his son. Svetae Bogho-Slovicae sstioczu vridnomu, slojjate and svitlost data, year M.DCC.LXII. Printed in Pest by Mr. Antun Francesco Eitzenberger Purgerski Tlacsiocz 1762.

Rapić, Đuro, Croatian writer (Stara Gradiška, 11. IV. 1714 – Đakovo, 19. XII. 1785). Franciscan, preacher, theology lecturer. He is the author of the religious and instructive works Svakomu po malo or liti weekday sermons together with Lent (1762) and From everyone a little or liti brief description of the life, martyrdom and glory of the true and holy friends of God (1764). He also wrote a catechism (first, unpreserved edition: Satir obraćen, 1765; second edition: Satir iliti divji chovik u nauku karsjanskomu ubavistit, uputit, učit i pokarstit, 1766). This catechism, in which a monk gives religious instruction to an ignorant Satyr, is interpreted in literary historiography as a polemic against Satyr or the wild man M. A. Relković.

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