St. Albert, Patriarch of Jerusalem

St. Albert, also known as Saint Albert of Jerusalem, was the Patriarch of Jerusalem from 1205 to 1214 CE. Born in the late 12th century, he was a prominent figure in the Crusades and played a crucial role in the development of the Carmelite Order. As the Patriarch of Jerusalem, he helped establish the rule and constitution for the Carmelites, which became a foundation for their spiritual and religious practices. St. Albert is venerated for his dedication to the Church and his unwavering commitment to the Crusaders' cause.