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related to
Bridgettine Order.
Bridgettines of Rome,
Italy Bridgettines of Vadstena,
Sweden Bridgettines of Tallinn,
Estonia Bridgettines of Amity, Oregon...
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abbess Bridget of
Sweden (1303–1373),
mystic and saint,
founder of the
Bridgettines nuns and
monks Saint Bríga, (fl. 6th century),
founder of the monastery...
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Church of the
Annunciation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary is a part of the
Bridgettines monastery in Grodno,
listed Cultural Heritage of Belarus. In 1634 the...
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heliga Birgitta), was a
Swedish Catholic mystic and the
founder of the
Bridgettines.
Outside Sweden, she was also
known as the
Princess of
Nericia and was...
- Sweden) (ca. 1303–1373),
Founder of the
Order of the Most Holy
Saviour (
Bridgettines) (Uppland,
Sweden – Rome, Italy) Canonized: 7
October 1391 by Pope Boniface...
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religious sister who
founded a new, active,
branch of the
Bridgettines known as the
Bridgettine Sisters.
Hesselblad is
recognised as a
Righteous Among the...
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first text that bore the
title of breviary. The
ancient breviary of the
Bridgettines had been in use for more than 125
years before the
Council of
Trent and...
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Basilian Aleppians (BA)
Basilian Chouerites (BC)
Benedictines (OSB)
Bridgettines (OSsS)
Canossians (FDCC)
Carmelites (OCarm)
Carthusians (OCart) Cistercians...
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Basilian Aleppians (BA)
Basilian Chouerites (BC)
Benedictines (OSB)
Bridgettines (OSsS)
Canossians (FDCC)
Carmelites (OCarm)
Carthusians (OCart) Cistercians...
- Holy
Saviour (
Bridgettines). Canonized: 1484 by Pope
Innocent VIII
Saint Maria Elisabetta Hesselblad (1870–1957),
Founder of the
Bridgettine Sisters; Revived...
