Peter of Mogliano was a 15th-century Italian Franciscan priest known for his preaching and spiritual guidance. Born into a prominent family in Macerata in 1435, he initially pursued legal studies, earning a doctorate in Perugia. However, a sermon inspired him to join the Order of Friars Minor in 1467. He eventually rose to several leadership roles within his order, serving as a provincial for the Marche region and acting as a representative to Rome.
Life and ministry
After joining the Franciscans, Corradini became a traveling preacher in the Marche region. He served as a commissioner in Crete and acted as a protégé to James of the Marches. He was also a spiritual director and confessor for Camilla Battista da Varano. Following a brief illness and fever, he died in Fermo on July 25, 1490.
Veneration
The priest's local veneration was formally recognized by Pope Clement XIII, who approved his beatification in 1760. He is remembered as a blessed figure within the Catholic tradition, with his feast day observed on July 25.