La Cellera de Ter (Gerona, Spain). He entered the Congregation at only 9 years old. He was a companion during the studies of many of those who were later martyred in the Spanish civil war and later beatified. He was involved in the war like so many young people of his age, although in auxiliary services. His pastoral dedication was, fundamentally, educational. He had a degree in Chemical Sciences. He was the founder and director of the Junior College in Cervera. In 1979, his life changed when he was assigned to the community of Vic. There, thanks to his interest in historical subjects, almost up until his death, he developed intense research work on the Founder and the Congregation, especially for 30 years as the person responsible for the Axiu Pairal and the Arxiu Claret. It would be impossible to name here his numerous private and congregational investigations and publications. In June 2017, on the occasion of his 75th anniversary of ordination, an interesting book-tribute was published on Claret’s family entitled Enamoraos de Cristo…y de Claret [Fall in love with Christ … and with Claret]. He died on February 4, weeks before his 100th birthday.