- May 1845 – 9
August 1912), born in Andoain, as
Juana Josefa Cipitria y
Barriola, was a
Spanish nun and the
founder of the
Daughters of Jesus. The order...
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Camilla Battista da Varano;
Spanish nun
Candida Maria de
Jesus Cipitria y
Barriola; and the
first Australian saint, Mary MacKillop. On 23
October 2011, he...
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Bessette (1845–1937) Cándida María De Jesús (Juana Josefa)
Cipitria y
Barriola (1845–1912) Mary of the
Cross (Mary Helen)
MacKillop (1842–1909) Giulia...
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Spiritual Exercises to
women and girls. Candida, born
Juana Josefa Cipitria y
Barriola in the
Basque town of Andoain, Gipuzkoa, went to
Salamanca as a
young girl...
- viaducts,
aqueducts and
footbridges are included.
William Rey; Nicolás
Barriola (2017).
Puentes del Uruguay. BMR
Productora Cultural. (in Spanish) Wikimedia...
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Atano III 1999
Beloki Arretxe 22-09
Atano III 2001 Eugi
Beloki 22-13
Atano III 2001
Beloki Eugi 22-08
Atano III 2002
Barriola Beloki 22-03
Atano III...
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Congregation of
Saint Michael the
Archangel Candida Maria de
Jesus Cipitria y
Barriola 1845 Andoain,
Spain 1912 Salamanca,
Spain Foundress of
Daughters of Jesus...
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Labrit 2001
Barriola Eugi 22-10
Ogueta 2002
Olaizola II
Barriola 22-13
Ogueta 2003
Nagore Titín III 22-15
Ogueta 2004
Olaizola II
Barriola 22-08 Ogueta...
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Champion Subchampion Score Fronton 2002
Olaizola II
Barriola 22-13
Ogueta 2004
Olaizola II
Barriola 22-08
Ogueta 2005
Olaizola II Xala 22-05
Atano III...
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December 2007 he won the
Cuatro y
Medio championship after defeating Abel
Barriola in the
final for 22–15 on the
Ogueta fronton in Vitoria. On 10 February...
