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Fra' Giovanni Battista Tommasi (Cortona, 6 ottobre 1731 – Catania, 13 giugno 1805) fu Principe e Gran Maestro del Sovrano Militare Ordine di Malta
- Giovanni Battista Alessio Tommasi
Giovanni Battista Alessio Tommasi (Colle di Compito, 16...
- Giovanni Battista Alessio Tommasi
- 1731–1798
- 1798–1803
- 1803–1805
He was born in the Kingdom of Naples and entered the Knights Hospitaller whilst still young, being sent to Malta aged 12 as a page of honour to Grand Master Emmanuel Pinto. At the end of his time as a page, he was attached to the 'caravans on the sea', in which he was recognised as one of the Order's best sailors. He was later made commander in chi...
In 1798, however, Bonaparte captured Malta and grand master Ferdinand von Hompesch zu Bolheim abdicated. Tommasi and the other knights were forced to leave the island and were scattered across Europe. An important section of the order regrouped in Russia and chose Paul I of Russia as Grand Master, but the pope did not recognise this election since ...
Straight after his appointment Tommasi sent the commander de Bussy to Malta to demand the British evacuate the island in line with article 10 of the treaty of Amiens and hand over the government palace in the fort at Valletta. The British governor Alexander Ball replied on 2 March 1803 that some powers were still not recognising Malta's independenc...
27 apr 2022 · Giovanni Battista Tommasi si recò a Lourdes con una pistola per bestemmiare quel Dio che riteneva responsabile della sua disabilità fisica: tornò convertito ed in pace con se stesso, colpito dalla carità dei volontari verso gli ammalati. Così fondò l'Unitalsi.
Fra' Giovanni Battista Tommasi (Cortona, 6 ottobre 1731 – Catania, 13 giugno 1805) fu Principe e Gran Maestro del Sovrano Militare Ordine di Malta.
Giovanni Battista Tommasi è stato un vescovo cattolico italiano. Nasce il 16 luglio 1823 a Colle di Compito (Capannori) da Biagio e Maddalena Marc...
Giovanni Battista Tommasi, né le 6 octobre 1731 à Crotone, en Calabre, Italie et mort à Catane en Sicile le 13 juin 1805, est le 73e grand maître de l'ordre souverain militaire jerosolymitain de Malte de 1803 à 1805, dit depuis 1961 ordre souverain militaire et hospitalier de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem, de Rhodes et de Malte .
