About Jan Benisławski
Lived 1735 – 1812 (aged 76). Jan Benisławski was a Latvian catholic priest and catholic bishop.
Jan Benisławski (1735–1812) was a Polish clergyman who was the coadjutor bishop of Mohilev and the titular bishop of Gadara.
Biography Benisławski was born in 1735 in Inflanty Voivodeship and entered the Jesuit Order. In 1773, the Jesuits were suppressed by the papal brief titled Dominus ac Redemptor, and Benisławski then went to work for the National Education Commission which was created in that same year. In 1782, Catherine II made Benisławski the coadjutor bishop of Mohilev, and Benisławski received the pope's recognition of the Mohilev diocese in 1783. According to historian Gustaw Manteuffel, Benisławski also authored works on theology.
Works (1774) Institutiones logicae (1799) Rozmyślania dla księży świeckich o powinnościach chrześciańskich z listów i Ewangelii wzięte
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Who was Jan Benisławski?
Latvian Catholic priest
When was Jan Benisławski born?
Jan Benisławski was born on 16 July 1735 in Balvi Municipality, Livonia.
When did Jan Benisławski die?
Jan Benisławski died on 25 March 1812 in Zosuli.
What was Jan Benisławski's occupation?
Jan Benisławski was a catholic priest and catholic bishop.
What nationality was Jan Benisławski?
Jan Benisławski was Latvian.
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