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John of Parma (c. 1209 – 19 March 1289) was an Italian Franciscan friar, who served as one of the first Ministers General of the Order of Friars Minor (1247–1257). He was also a noted theologian of the period.

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rdfs:label	Johannes von Parma (de) Jean de Parme (fr) Giovanni da Parma (it) John of Parma (en) Jan z Parmy (pl) Johannes van Parma (nl)
rdfs:comment	Johannes von Parma (* um 1208 in Parma; † 19. März 1289 in Camerino) war der achte Generalminister des Franziskanerordens. (de) John of Parma (c. 1209 – 19 March 1289) was an Italian Franciscan friar, who served as one of the first Ministers General of the Order of Friars Minor (1247–1257). He was also a noted theologian of the period. (en) Jean de Parme (né à Parme vers 1209, mort le 19 mars 1289 à Camerino dans les Marches) est un moine franciscain italien, ministre général des franciscains de 1247 à 1257. Il est considéré comme bienheureux par l'Église catholique romaine et fêté localement le 19 mars. (fr) Giovanni da Parma, al secolo Giovanni Buralli (Parma, 5 marzo 1208 – Camerino, 19 marzo 1289), è stato un religioso italiano. Fu Ministro generale dell'Ordine francescano dal 1247 al 1257. (it) Jan z Parmy, właśc. Giovanni Buralli (ur. ok. 1208 w Parmie, zm. 19 marca 1289 w Camerino) − włoski franciszkanin (OFM), generał zakonu w latach 1247–1257, błogosławiony Kościoła katolickiego. (pl) Johannes van Parma (Noord-Italië, 1208 of 1209 - Camerino, 1289) was een Italiaans franciscaan. Hij studeerde theologie in Parijs en doceerde logica in Bologna en Napels. In 1233 werd hij minderbroeder. In 1247 werd hij tot generale overste van de orde gekozen, als opvolger van Crescentius van Jesi. Hij was de eerste generale minister die rondreisde om alle provincies van de orde te bezoeken. Hij zorgde ook voor rust binnen de orde, na woelige strijd tussen behoudsgezinden en vernieuwingsgezinden. Johannes van Parma was aanvaardbaar voor zowel het grootste, gematigde deel van de franciscanen als voor de ijveraars of . Hij zorgde ook voor verzoening van de orde met Elias van Cortona. Op het generale kapittel van 1257 trad hij af omdat hij verdacht werd van sympathie voor de ideeën van Joach (nl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Camerino Beatification Provence Angelus Clarenus Bonaventure Franciscan theologians Religious leaders from Parma Holy Orders Holy Roman Empire Humbert of Romans Peter Lombard Rieti University of Bologna University of Paris

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