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Louis Joseph Marie Théodore de
Goesbriand (August 4, 1816 –
November 3, 1899) was a French-born
prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church. He
served as the...
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suffragan of the
Archdiocese of New York, and
appointed De
Goesbriand as bishop. In 1853, De
Goesbriand arrived at Burlington. He was
installed there the following...
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devotional sca****r has been
viewed as a
constant meditation by
Bishop Leo De
Goesbriand: "Wherever I am,
whatever I am doing, Mary
never sees me
without seeing...
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Goyhetche (1791–1859).
Versions in
Breton were
written by
Pierre Désiré de
Goësbriand (1784–1853) in 1836 and Yves
Louis Marie Combeau (1799–1870)
between 1836...
- Barbezières, as
Dragoon de Barbezières. 1714:
designated as
Dragoon de
Goesbriand. 1724, 12 December:
designated as
Dragoon de Condé. 1744:
designated as...
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Marcelle Leahy graduated from the
nursing school at Burlington's
former De
Goesbriand Hospital. She is a
registered nurse and has
worked at
hospitals in Burlington...
- Jellison, pp. 305–08 Jellison, p. 310 Jellison, p. 311 Jellison, pp. 314–315
Goesbriand, p. 12 Brown, p. 279 Jellison, p. 315 Bellesiles, p. 248 Holbrook, pp...
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established their headquarters at
Lillers until forced out by the
Marquis de
Goesbriand, the head of the
French troops. The
Treaty of
Utrecht ended the war in...
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Clergy by L. de
Goesbriand on
Google Books An 1897
English translation of The
Sacrifice of the M****
Worthily Celebrated by L. de
Goesbriand on
Google Books...
- bishop".
National Catholic Reporter. "Cause for celebration:
Bishop de
Goesbriand to be
recommended for sainthood".
Vermont Catholic News. 17
April 2019...
