- Jan
Sarkander (Czech and Polish: Jan
Sarkander) (20
December 1576 – 17
March 1620) was a Polish-Czech
Roman Catholic priest.
Sarkander was
married for...
- is St. John
Sarkander (Czech Jan
Sarkander),
whose statue (holding a lily as a
symbol of purity) is on the
second stage. John
Sarkander was a priest...
-
Saint John
Sarkander stands on the site of a
former town prison. At the
beginning of the
Thirty Years' War, the
Catholic priest John
Sarkander was imprisoned...
- from the
original on 22 May 2020.
Retrieved 26
February 2020.
Saint Jan
Sarkander Article in
French Chronique, Éditions; Larebière,
Bruno (2013). Jean-Paul...
- 1611 –
Sophia of Sweden,
duchess of Saxe-Lauenburg (b. 1547) 1620 – John
Sarkander, Polish-Moravian
priest and
saint (b. 1576) 1640 –
Philip M****inger, English...
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Valencia John
Ogilvie (saint) (1579–1615),
Scottish priest and
martyr John
Sarkander (1576–1620),
Polish priest and
martyr John
Berchmans (1599–1621), Flemish...
-
under the
chairmanship of the
district court director Karl
Friedrich Sarkander and the
advisory district court councils of
Wilms and
Weise consisted...
- the
parish church, and
later also hospital's chapel. At that time Jan
Sarkander was born here. In the
years 1573-1577
during the rule of
Wenceslaus III...
-
central Europe Saint John
Neumann (John
Nepomucene Neumann)
Saint John
Sarkander,
priest tortured to
death in
Olomouc Saint Ludmila,
princess of Bohemia...
-
Freud is now a
museum with an
exhibition about his life and work. Jan
Sarkander (1576–1620), Polish-Czech
priest and saint;
lived and
studied here in...
