- narcolepsie. The
French term was
first used in 1880 by Jean-Baptiste-Édouard
Gélineau, who used the Gr**** νάρκη (narkē),
meaning "numbness", and λῆψις (lepsis)...
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Gelineau psalmody is a
method of
singing the
Psalms that was
developed in
France by
Catholic Jesuit priest Joseph Gelineau around 1953, with
English translations...
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Joseph Gelineau, SJ (31
October 1920 – 8
August 2008) was a
French Jesuit priest and composer,
mainly of
modern Christian liturgical music. He was a member...
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Louis Edward Gélineau (May 3, 1928 –
November 7, 2024) was an
American prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church,
serving as
bishop of the
Diocese of Providence...
- John
Edward "Jack"
Gélineau BEM (November 11, 1924 in Toronto,
Ontario –
November 12, 1998 in Montreal, Quebec) was a
Canadian ice
hockey goaltender. He...
- Jean-Baptiste-Édouard
Gélineau (23
December 1828 – 2
March 1906) was the
French physician and
neuropsychiatrist who
first described narcolepsy.
Gélineau was born in...
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school of Fr.
Joseph Gelineau: a
simple vernacular,
arranged in
sprung rhythm to be
suitable for
liturgical song and
chant (see:
Gelineau psalmody). All official...
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Nadine Gelineau was a Canadian-born
music industry executive,
radio programmer, and DJ,
whose career spanned roles in Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, New York...
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Libertarian Party is one of
three parties that have a
primary in Michigan. Bill
Gelineau John
Tatar John
Tatar Organizations Michigan Vaccine Freedom PAC The Green...
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American horror comedy film
directed by
Kevin S. Tenney,
written by Dale
Gelineau, and
starring Joshua Benton,
Sarah Grant Brendecke, Mic****e Tomlinson...
