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Anonymous Benedictine Nun of Cambrai
2001Abstract The English Benedictine convent of Cambrai was founded and financially endowed in 1623, by Cresacre More, the father of Dame Gertrude More (see nos. 120-1) because he had been unable to find anywhere suitable for her-the community still survives, though they have returned to England, and are now at Stanbrook Abbey.
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The Infanta and the English Benedictine Nuns: Mary Percy's Memories In 1634
Recusant History, 1997In 1598 Philip II, King of Spain since 1559 and ruler of many other dominions, granted the ‘Burgundian’ segment of his inheritance (the Low Countries and the County of Burgundy) to his daughter Isabella as a dowry, and gave her in marriage to her cousin Albert, Archduke of Austria.
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The Educational Practices of Benedictine Nuns: A Salzburg Abbey Case Study
2010Examines educational practice at the Benedictine women's abbey of Nonnberg in Salzburg, with particular attention to the effects of Tridentine reform. Nonnberg had a long tradition of educating girls from outside the convent, a practice that served both as a religious and educational ministry and as a source of income for the community.
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Studies in Church History, 1990
It was not until after almost thirty years in the royal service and on the episcopal bench that Richard Fox retired to Winchester and turned his full attention to his pastoral office. There, at the age of sixty-eight and afflicted with failing eyesight, he set out to reform his flock.
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It was not until after almost thirty years in the royal service and on the episcopal bench that Richard Fox retired to Winchester and turned his full attention to his pastoral office. There, at the age of sixty-eight and afflicted with failing eyesight, he set out to reform his flock.
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The Middle Ages Artistic Heritage of Benedictine Nuns in Pag
2010Ženski benediktinski samostan Sv. Margarite u Pagu od svoga osnutka početkom 14. stoljeća predstavlja mjesto u kojem se sakupljala i čuvala umjetnička baština sakralnog karaktera. Najvrijednija i najznačajnija umjetnička djela potječu iz vremena kasnog srednjeg vijeka, kada je samostan doživljavao svoj procvat.
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Reviews of Book: A History of the Benedictine Nuns of Dunkirk
The Downside Review, 1958openaire +1 more source
2023
O projeto do Mosteiro de Santa Maria do Mar (Sassoeiros) foi realizado, a partir de 1958, pelos arquitetos Nuno Teotónio Pereira (1922-2016), Nuno Portas (n.1934), Pedro Vieira de Almeida (1933-2011) e com a colaboração do paisagista Júlio Moreira (n. 1930), para a congregação religiosa das Irmãs Beneditinas da Rainha dos Apóstolos.
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O projeto do Mosteiro de Santa Maria do Mar (Sassoeiros) foi realizado, a partir de 1958, pelos arquitetos Nuno Teotónio Pereira (1922-2016), Nuno Portas (n.1934), Pedro Vieira de Almeida (1933-2011) e com a colaboração do paisagista Júlio Moreira (n. 1930), para a congregação religiosa das Irmãs Beneditinas da Rainha dos Apóstolos.
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:The Care of Nuns: The Ministries of Benedictine Women in England during the Central Middle Ages
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