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Saint Hannibal Maria di Francia

Saint Hannibal Maria di Francia (1851-1927), Italian priest and founder of the Rogationists of the Heart of Jesus and the Daughters of Divine Zeal, canonized in 2004 by Saint John Paul II. From 1910 to 1927 he was the extraordinary confessor and ecclesiastical censor of Luisa Piccarreta — publishing the Hours of the Passion (4 editions) and the first 19 volumes of the Book of Heaven in 1926.

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