Lovro Karaula

Lovro Karaula was a Bosnian Franciscan from Livno.

Biography

He was born in 1800 near Livno. He served at the Franciscan Province of Bosna Srebrena from 1816. He was educated in Fojnica and in Hungary. He served as a secretary to bishop Augustin Miletić, as well as being a parish priest.

He soon rose to become an important figure in the region's Franciscan Province. Karaula is well known for the rebuilding of churches and the construction of schools. He received permission for building the first church by making a direct request to sultan Abd-ul-Mejid I in Istanbul (then Constantinople).

However, the renaissance of the Catholic Church in the country soon came to the attention of the local Ottoman officials who had kept the church under severe restraint for centuries. For this he was murdered by Turks in 1875. Only three years after his death Ottoman rule ended, and a great reform of the church in Bosnia and Herzegovina brought about a new freedom.

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