Rosa Jutglar Gallart
Dominican sister of the Annunciation, teacher and sacristan, martyr of the persecution in Spain
Who they were
Rosa Jutglar Gallart was born on 25 January 1900 at Sabassona in the diocese of Vic, entered the Sisters of Saint Dominic of the Annunciation at Vic and was sent to the college of Saint Rose of Lima at Manresa, where she was sacristan and teacher and won everyone's regard by her kindness and her way of life.
She gained the palm of martyrdom on 27 July 1936 with Sister Reginalda Picas Planas, forgiving her killers and praying for them before she died. She was beatified on 28 October 2007 by Benedict XVI, among Antero Mateo García and his eleven companions of the Second and Third Orders of Saint Dominic.
The miracles
As a martyr she was raised to the altars without a miracle.
Why that counted as sanctity
The decree on martyrdom records that she forgave her killers and prayed for them before her death on 27 July 1936.
Connected on this site
- Rose of Lima Saint“Rosa Jutglar Gallart was born on 25 January 1900 at Sabassona in the diocese of Vic, entered the Sisters of Saint Dominic of the Annunciation at Vic and was sent to the college of Saint Rose of Lima at Manresa, where she was sacristan and teacher and won everyone's regard by her kindness and her way of life.” — this site's research
- Antero Mateo García Blessed“She was beatified on 28 October 2007 by Benedict XVI, among Antero Mateo García and his eleven companions of the Second and Third Orders of Saint Dominic.” — this site's research
- Reginalda Picas Planas Blessed“On 27 July 1936, while she was making for a safer place, she was killed near Manresa together with Sister Rosa Jutglar Gallart, praying for her persecutors as she was led to her death.” — this site's research
- Acta Apostolicae Sedis 98 (2006), p. 176 - decree on martyrdom
- Dicastery for the Causes of Saints - beatifications of 28 October 2007
- Wikidata R44f19b22 — dates, feast day and identifiers (CC0)
Checked against the sources listed on 22 September 2026. Corrections welcome.