- Jean-Baptiste
Muard, OSB (1809 – 1854) was a
French Benedictine, reformer, and
founder of
religious orders. Jean-Baptiste
Muard was born, the
eldest of...
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Laurent Bénard (1573–1620)
Prosper Guéranger (1805–1875) Jean-Baptiste
Muard (1809–1854)
Boniface Wimmer (1809–1887)
Maurus Wolter (1825–1890) Martin...
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pontifical right for men
founded in 1843 in Pontigny, France, by Jean
Baptiste Muard. The
congregation is
named after Saint Edmund. The
members of the congregation...
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Waseer Belo
Bozdar Bhiri Laghari Chijjan Damanon Darwesh Naich Dhangro Dil
Muard Gabole Dino Mako Drib
Dethri Fatehpur Gahno lund Gaji
Gadani Garhi Chakar...
- de P.
Muard (Paris, 1855), tr. Robot, 1882; Thompson, Life of P.
Muard (London, 1886);
Denis Huerre (1994),
Petite vie de Jean-Baptiste
Muard Wikimedia...
- his career. Sema Karabıyık from Yeni Şafak from Akdülger's
portrayal of
Muard IV not exceptional, a
viewpoint supported by
Sabah columnist Mevlüt Tezel...
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Odhano Pako
Panah Abaad Phul
Purano Wah
Qalendarpur Rahim Abad
Ranjhapur Rap
Muard Rato
Thariri Sajin Wah
Sameja Sarki Sher Wah
Shujra Tajo
Khoso Talib Shah...
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Augustinian 1981
Society of St.
Edmund (Edmundians) S.S.E. Fr. Jean
Baptiste Muard 1843
Society of
Saint John
Vianney S.S.J.V.
Society of St. Paul (Paulines)...
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Society of
Saint Edmund at Pontigny, France, in 1843 by Jean
Baptiste Muard and
Pierre Boyer. The
Society intended to keep Edmund's
memory and life...
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Heart of
Jesus and of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary,
founded in 1843 by Dom
Muard. On 11
November 1952 at the
central prison of Sofia,
Bulgaria three ****umptionist...
