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  • Our Lady of Mount Virgin (Archdiocese of Newark) (category Parish founded in 1903) (section Related parishes)
    list of churches in the Archdiocese of Newark (drawing from diocesan and historical records), Our Lady of Mount Virgin was founded in 1903, making it the
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  • Archdiocese of Washington (category Dioceses in the United States) (section Parishes)
    educational entity in the region. Use Form:Parish to create parishes from https://adw.org/parishes-masses/parish-mass-finder/ Parishes of the archdiocese
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  • canonization process describe her final ecstasy. Exhumed in 1903, her body was found incorrupt; it was reburied in the Lisieux cemetery before transfer to the basilica
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  • Passionist monastery in Lucca came true in 1905, two years after her death, fulfilling her deep connection to the Passionists. In early 1903, Gemma was diagnosed
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  • Basilica of Saint John Lateran (category Parish founded in 324) (section Related parishes)
    church in Rome and the oldest basilica in the Western world, founded in the 4th century, consecrated in AD 324, and completed in its current form in 1735
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  • due to doubts, he studied in Douai and Rome, entering the Jesuits in 1573 and ordained in Prague in 1578, renowned for eloquence that drew crowds. Returning
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  • followed the next day in the local parish church, as recorded in diocesan registers, marking the beginning of a life steeped in Catholic tradition from
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  • McSherrystown's Catholic population was part of the largest parish in the colonies, Conewago. The growth in population, spurred by the cigar industry post-Civil
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  • List of parishes in Archdiocese of Newark (category Lists of churches in the United States by diocese) (section Bergen County parishes)
    https://www.shcbloomfield.org/.  "Parish History" (in en-US). https://www.stachurchbloomfield.org/parish-history.  "Parish History" (in en). http://www.stvalentinechurch
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  • household of Spanish-Venezuelan heritage. Baptized on 08-24-1903 in the parish church and confirmed in 1905, Carmen received early sacramental formation. From
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  • religious vocation. Entering the Servants of the Eucharist in 1927, she later founded her own congregation in 1965, serving the poor and educating youth. Known
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  • parishioners. The first church was built in 1902 and completed in January 1903, but it was destroyed by fire in 1915. After the fire, a new church was constructed
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  • cultural and religious heritage of the area. "About our Parish". https://www.abvmchurch.org/about-our-parish.  "Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary - McSherrystown"
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  • London (category Populated Places in England) (section Catholic Church in London)
    metropolis. Stored: London Founded as Londinium in 43 AD by the Romans, London emerged as a strategic port and administrative center in Britannia, with archaeological
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  • her intercession in a 30 March 1981 decree, Anna's cause began locally in 1686 and advanced through apostolic processes concluding in 1903, with heroic virtues
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  • Kensington (category Populated Places in London) (section Catholic Church in Kensington)
    sacred music drawing the faithful. Kensington lies in west London at coordinates 51.5010° N, 0.1903° W, covering 2.48 km² of urban terrain, with its proximity
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  • ecclesiastical training in Beadoriceworth (now Bury St Edmunds). Edmund succeeded his kinsman as king of East Anglia in 855 at age 14, as noted in the Anglo-Saxon
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