Peter of Cornwall

Peter of Cornwall was a prominent 13th-century Franciscan friar known for his preaching and scholarly work. Originating from Cornwall, England, he traveled widely to teach and spread Christianity, emphasizing charity, humility, and adherence to church doctrines. His sermons often addressed social issues of his time, advocating for moral improvement and compassion. Peter became a respected figure within the Franciscan order and is remembered for his dedication to spiritual reform and outreach, contributing to the religious life and community development in medieval England.