Definition of Pallotines. Meaning of Pallotines. Synonyms of Pallotines

- wife, Marianne, in 1880, English poet Coventry Patmore contacted the Pallotines about establishing a church in Hastings. St Mary Star of the Sea Church...
- of the Catholic Apostolate (Pallotines), the rectorate of the Shrine of Our Lady of Kibeho is entrusted to the Pallotine Fathers. The rector is appointed...
- the m****acre. Another m****acre took place a few days later in a private Pallotine chapel neighboring the church. About eleven Tutsi Rwandans including children...
- Consecrated Priest of the Pallotines (Starogard – Oświęcim, Poland) Norbert Jan Pellowski (1903–1942), Consecrated Priest of the Pallotines (Gdańsk – Oświęcim...
- decree of coronation granted to Father Scipio Tofini of the Order of Pallotines on 12 May 1903. Venerated within her own chapel in the Shrine of Our Lady...
- establishment of a military garrison at the site in 1895 permitted a Pallotine mission and religious school at nearby Mvolyé (now a suburb). During World...
- Catholic religious congregation Society of the Catholic Apostolate, or Pallotines, a religious order Soldiers of Aryan Culture, an American white supremacist...
- Buenos Aires and the surrounding farming communities. The P****ionist and Pallotine Orders took a major role in promoting the game.[citation needed] Games...
- (Mater ter Admirabilis in Latin) was donated by a teacher in 1915 to the Pallotine seminarians under the spiritual direction of Father Kentenich. It was...
- institution of slavery. Societas Apostolatus Catholici is a name given to the Pallotines. Supremi apostolatus officio is an encyclical on the Rosary by Pope Leo...