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Felice Tantardini (28 June 1898 - 23 March 1991) was an Italian Roman Catholic religious brother from the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (PIME) who served in the Burmese missions. Tantardini worked as an apprentice blacksmith under his older brother before he enlisted in the Italian armed forces after World War I broke out in Europe. He served in the front lines but the German forces captured him and moved him from camp to camp before he and some others managed to escape their captors. He resumed his work after his return to his home province but soon set himself on entering the missions, after reading old magazines that detailed the work missionaries did. He entered PIME in 1921 and a short while later in 1922 was sent to the Burmese missions where he would spend the next seven

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rdfs:label	Felice Tantardini (en) Felice Tantardini (it) Felice Tantardini (fr)
rdfs:comment	Felice Tantardini est un religieux italien, né à Introbio en Italie le 28 juin 1898, mort à Taunggyi en Birmanie le 23 mars 1991. Forgeron puis soldat, il devient frère de l'Institut Pontifical pour les Missions Étrangères, et part comme missionnaire laïc en Birmanie pendant 70 ans. Il y construit des églises, des écoles, des maisons paroissiales, des hôpitaux, des séminaires, des orphelinats, des couvents, tout en menant une intense vie de prière et de service. Il est reconnu vénérable par le pape François. Sa fête est le 23 mars. (fr) Felice Tantardini (28 June 1898 - 23 March 1991) was an Italian Roman Catholic religious brother from the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (PIME) who served in the Burmese missions. Tantardini worked as an apprentice blacksmith under his older brother before he enlisted in the Italian armed forces after World War I broke out in Europe. He served in the front lines but the German forces captured him and moved him from camp to camp before he and some others managed to escape their captors. He resumed his work after his return to his home province but soon set himself on entering the missions, after reading old magazines that detailed the work missionaries did. He entered PIME in 1921 and a short while later in 1922 was sent to the Burmese missions where he would spend the next seven (en) Felice Tantardini (Introbio, 28 giugno 1898 – Taunggyi, 23 marzo 1991) è stato un religioso italiano del Pontificio istituto missioni estere (PIME) che ha lavorato come missionario in Birmania. Da giovane, fratel Felice lavorò dapprima come fabbro insieme al fratello maggiore. Successivamente, dopo lo scoppio della prima guerra mondiale in Europa, si arruolò nelle forze armate italiane. Servì in prima linea, ma le forze tedesche lo catturarono e lo spostarono da un campo militare all'altro prima che lui e alcuni altri riuscissero a sfuggire ai loro rapitori. Dopo essere tornato nella sua provincia natale di Introbio, riprese il suo lavoro. Fu in quegli anni che espresse il desiderio di diventare missionario dopo aver letto vecchie riviste che raccontavano il lavoro svolto dai missionari. E (it)
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name	Felice Tantardini (en)
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