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Itala Mela (28 August 1904 – 29 April 1957) was an Italian Roman Catholic who was a lapsed Christian until a sudden conversion of faith in the 1920s and as a Benedictine oblate assumed the name of "Maria della Trinità". Mela became one of the well-known mystics of the Church during her life and indeed following her death. She also penned a range of theological writings that focused on the Trinity, which she deemed was integral to the Christian faith.

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rdfs:comment	Itala Mela (née le 28 août 1904 à La Spezia et morte le 29 avril 1957 dans la même ville) était une théologienne et mystique italienne, oblate de l'Ordre de Saint-Benoît, qui centra sa spiritualité sur la Sainte Trinité. Elle est vénérée comme bienheureuse par l'Église catholique. (fr) Itala Mela (28 August 1904 – 29 April 1957) was an Italian Roman Catholic who was a lapsed Christian until a sudden conversion of faith in the 1920s and as a Benedictine oblate assumed the name of "Maria della Trinità". Mela became one of the well-known mystics of the Church during her life and indeed following her death. She also penned a range of theological writings that focused on the Trinity, which she deemed was integral to the Christian faith. (en) Beata Itala Mela (28 Agustus 1904 – 29 April 1957) adalah seorang Katolik Roma Italia yang menjadi seorang Kristen lapsed sampai mendadak memegang keimanan pada 1920-an dan menjadi oblat Benediktin dengan nama "Maria della Trinità". Mela menjadi salah satu mistikus Gereja terkenal pada masa hidupnya dan setelah kematiannya. Ia juga menulis serangkaian tulisan teologi yang berfokus pada Tritunggal, yang ia anggap menjadi bagian integral dari iman Kristen. (in) Itala Mela (La Spezia, 24 agosto 1904 – La Spezia, 29 aprile 1957) è stata una mistica, teologa e religiosa italiana. Educata cristianamente, attraversò una grave crisi spirituale a seguito della morte del fratello, giungendo a dichiararsi atea, ma tornò alla fede nel 1922. Successivamente assunse i voti come Oblata Benedettina, col nome di "Maria della Trinità" . (it) Itala Mela (ur. 24 sierpnia 1904 w La Spezia, zm. 29 kwietnia 1957 w La Spezia) – włoska oblatka benedyktyńska, mistyczka, błogosławiona Kościoła katolickiego. Jej rodzicami byli Pasquino Mela i Louise Bianchini. W dniu 9 maja 1915 roku przystąpiła do Pierwszej Komunii świętej w kaplicy Pobożnego Domu Miłosierdzia. W dniu 27 lutego 1920 roku zmarł jej 9-letni brat Enrico, od tego czasu była ateistką. 11 listopada 1922 roku zapisała się na studia klasycznej literatury, wtedy nawróciła się na katolicyzm. W 1928 roku uzyskała dyplom na Uniwersytecie Genueńskim, a w dniu 2 marca 1929 roku zdiagnozowano u niej zapalenie opłucnej i zapalenie wsierdzia, jednakże udało jej się wyleczyć. Była teologiem. Zmarła 29 kwietnia 1957 roku mając 52 lata w opinii świętości i została pochowana w krypcie w ka (pl)
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