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Philippe, Duke of Orleans King of France (1773-1850) was cousin of the Cardinal Lambruschini. Giovanni Battista Lambruschini was the Bishop of Orvieto. Raffaello Lambruschini was an Italian politician, religious, agronomist, and educator. Bartolomeo Lambruschini married Bianca Nicolini (her
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family built The
Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence). Stefano Lambruschini was a priest. Ferdinando Lambruschini was the Archbishop of Perugia. Ericka Koehler, American-Peruvian educator, digital marketer, and writer. Sheilla Castro, Peruvian lawyer.
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Lambruschini family is a very large family. The Cardinal had several brothers. Some descendants of these brothers stayed in Italy, others moved to France, the United States and even South America (Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay).
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in Rome in 1797, and was ordained a priest back home in Sestri
Levante in January 1799. He then taught Barnabite seminarians rhetoric, philosophy and mathematics, first in
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who wished to see dissent more forcefully suppressed; although it was said that the
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on 12 May 1854 and was buried in the Barnabite church of
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