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Page 148
... congregation of Sta Giustina , and several bodies organised themselves upon that model and assumed the full canonical position now accorded to the congregational pattern . Others , while accepting the disciplinary regulations of Trent ...
... congregation of Sta Giustina , and several bodies organised themselves upon that model and assumed the full canonical position now accorded to the congregational pattern . Others , while accepting the disciplinary regulations of Trent ...
Page 172
... congregation had survived in a moribund condi- tion . Houses were founded or refounded at Subiaco , Finalpia and elsewhere , and grouped by Pius IX into an autonomous province of the Cassinese congregation . Calling themselves ' of the ...
... congregation had survived in a moribund condi- tion . Houses were founded or refounded at Subiaco , Finalpia and elsewhere , and grouped by Pius IX into an autonomous province of the Cassinese congregation . Calling themselves ' of the ...
Page 202
... congregation of Subiaco , where the abbey of Pierre - qui - vire with its numerous direct depend- encies on the mission grew to be one of the half - dozen largest com- munities in the world ( over two hundred ) . Another was the German ...
... congregation of Subiaco , where the abbey of Pierre - qui - vire with its numerous direct depend- encies on the mission grew to be one of the half - dozen largest com- munities in the world ( over two hundred ) . Another was the German ...
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List of maps 6 | 6 |
Foreword | 7 |
The first Christian monks | 9 |
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