Domingo Patricio Meagher [SEP] occupation
Domingo Patricio Meagher
Domingo Patricio Meagher (1703–1772), known as the Father Meagher (Aita Meagher in Basque) was a Spanish Jesuit priest, university professor and writer of Irish descent. He was born in San Sebastian, Spain on March 17, 1703 and died in Florence, Grand Duchy of Tuscany on September 21, 1772. His father was an Irish merchant, who had settled in the Basque city.
Biography.
At 14, he and his brother Daniel joined the Society of Jesus. In 1736 he
Father Isla in 1758.
- A funeral elegy of Barbara de Braganza, queen consort of King Ferdinand VI of Spain, who died in 1758.
- Writings in defense against several defamatory books against the Jesuits, published in France between 1760 and 1761.
- Briefs on various issues which occurred in the 17th century.
- One of Meagher's verses
- Translation
External links.
- Entry on Domingo Patricio Meagher in the Auñamendi Encyclopaedia
The Basque language.
Father Meagher managed to fill a