Rafel Albertí (Inca, 1550 - Palma, 1627), fou fill d'una família benestant, molt afavorida pel rei Alfons IV d'Aragó, del qual fou secretari Joan Albertí.Rafel fou ordenat capellà. Tingué una bona relació amb la gent del seu temps, va ser deixeble, amic i marmessor del venerable Joan Salvador Abrines.L'any 1585 fou canonge de la Seu de Mallorca per concessió del papa Sixt V.El bisbe Joan Vich i Manrique, que vingué a Mallorca per aplicar les resolucions del concili de Trento, li encarregà, juntament amb el rector de la parròquia de Sant Miquel, l'edició d'un nou ritual que es publicà a Can Guasp amb el títol: Manuale Sacramentorum jussu Illustrisime Joannes Vich & Manrique Episcope Maioricensis, anuente Sinodali Conventu. Per Raphaeelem Albertinum Canonicum & Petrum Onuplrium Oliverum, expolium Majoricae aput Gabrielem Guasp anno 1601.Morí dia 29 de gener de 1627. Havia fet testament dia 5 de març de 1626, davant el notari Pere Joan Pons, en favor de les almoines de la Santa Església i dels seus parents. La seva casa d'Inca l'havia donada a la Companyia de Jesús per fer missions, casa que l'any 1611 va allotjar una congregació de sacerdots.
Rafel Alberti (Inca, 1550 - Palma, 1627). The son of a well-off family, highly favored by King Alfonso IV of Aragon, whose secretary was Joan Albertí.Rafel was ordained as a priest. He maintained good relations with the people of his time and was a disciple, friend, and executor of the venerable Joan Salvador Abrines.In 1585, he became a canon of the Cathedral of Mallorca by concession of Pope Sixtus V. Bishop Joan Vich i Manrique, who came to Mallorca to implement the resolutions of the Council of Trent, entrusted him, together with the rector of the parish of Sant Miquel, with the task of editing a new ritual, which was published by Can Guasp under the title: Manuale Sacramentorum jussu Illustrisime Joannes Vich & Manrique Episcopi Maioricensis, anuente Sinodali Conventu. Per Raphaeelem Albertinum Canonicum & Petrum Onuplrium Oliverum, expolium Majoricae apud Gabrielem Guasp anno 1601.He died on January 29, 1627. He had drawn up his will on March 5, 1626, before notary Pere Joan Pons, in favor of the alms of the Holy Church and his relatives. His house in 1611, hosted a congregation of priests Inca had been donated to the Society of Jesus to be used for missions — a house that, in 1611, hosted a congregation of priests.
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