Enrico Rebuschini was an Italian Catholic priest born in Gravedona in 1860. After studying mathematics in Pavia and earning an accounting degree in 1882, he entered the Camillians in 1887. He received holy orders in 1889 from the man who would later become Pope Pius X. Throughout his ministry, he served as a hospital chaplain in both Verona and Cremona, while also managing the San Camillo Clinic. He passed away from pneumonia in Cremona in 1938.
Life and ministry
Following his academic training in mathematics and accounting, Rebuschini dedicated his life to the service of the sick. As a member of the Camillians, he focused his pastoral work on hospital chaplaincy. His administrative skills were utilized during his time managing the San Camillo Clinic, where he combined his professional background with his religious vocation to support medical care and the needs of patients.
Veneration
The priest is recognized as a saint within the Catholic tradition. He was beatified by Pope John Paul II on May 4, 1997. His feast day is observed on May 10, which marks the anniversary of his death. He is remembered for his commitment to caring for marginalized individuals and the poor through his various hospital roles.