About Oton of Pula
Oton of Pula was a catholic priest.
Oton of Pula (late 12th century or early 13th century – 14 December 1241) was a Franciscan priest active in Istria. Medieval sources attribute to him many miraculous healings. The people from Pula and its surroundings started worshiping him, invoking him as a blessed, although the church did not confirm his beatification.
Biography Few reliable facts on the life and work of Oton survive. Oton reportedly lived in the Convento di San Francesco founded by Anthony of Padua. or possibly flourished around 1300. Perhaps his most famous miracle was the restoration of sight to a boy on his tomb.
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Who was Oton of Pula?
Franciscan priest
When did Oton of Pula die?
Oton of Pula died in 1241 in Pula.
What was Oton of Pula's occupation?
Oton of Pula was a catholic priest.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Oton of Pula. https://biography.guide/oton-of-pula/
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