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Saint Fanchea of
Rossory is a
saint recognized by the
Orthodox Church, the
Church in Wales, and the
Roman Catholic Church. She was the
sister of Saint...
- was a warrior-king of
Oriel in Ulster,
converted by his sister,
Saint Fanchea, an abbess.
About 484 he
established the
first Irish monastery at Killeaney...
- Pope John Paul II
Fabiola 300s 27
December 399
Fabius 200s 303 or 304
Fanchea 500s c. 585
Faustina Kowalska 25
August 1905 5
October 1938 30
April 2000...
- song
Danny Boy. Ceannanach,
early Irish missionary, fl. c. 490–500?
Saint Fanchea,
abbess of Killeaney, fl. 500 Enda of Aran,
early Christian missionary...
- St. Comhghall's College,
Lisnaskea St Aidan's High School,
Derrylin St
Fanchea's College,
Enniskillen St Joseph's College,
Enniskillen St Mary's College...
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Ireland Thornhill College, Culmore,
County Londonderry,
Northern Ireland St
Fanchea's College, Enniskillen,
County Fermanagh,
Northern Ireland St Joseph's Convent...
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convent girls'
grammar school St Michael's College; boys'
grammar school St
Fanchea's College St Joseph's
College Enniskillen Campus of the
College of Agriculture...
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fourth Abbot of
Condat Abbey in the Jura
Mountains (510)
Saint Fanchea of
Killeany (
Fanchea of Rossory),
sister of St Enda of Aran (c. 520)
Saint Fulgentius...
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Collidea Rossory Monastery early monastic site, nuns
founded before 480 by St
Fanchea;
church of St
Fuinche founded 1084;
hospital or ho****e
founded c.1371...
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other curates and the
parish priest, and
included a
chaplaincy to St.
Fanchea's College for Girls, and a part-time
chaplaincy at the Erne Hospital. During...
