- die in the same
manner as Jesus. The 19th-century
French mystic Eugène
Vintras (1807–1875),
founder of the Work of
Mercy movement, led a
mystical Christian...
- from prison,
Vintras continued to
preach and even
spent time in
exile in London, England. Eugène
Vintras died in Lyon in 1875.
Vintras's teachings and...
-
Loukas Vyntra (Gr****: Λουκάς Βύντρα, Czech: Lukáš Vydra; born 5
February 1981) is a Gr****
former professional footballer.
Mainly a
central defender, he...
- 'Docteur Johannès' was
based on the 19th-century
French mystic Eugène
Vintras [fr] (1807–1875), who
incorporated the
Petrine Cross into his vestments...
- (2008 - present)
Typhos (Henrik Ekeroth) - guitars,
vocals (1993 - 1995)
Vintras -
guitars (1993 - 1995)
Velion -
drums (1993 - 1995)
Nachash - guitars...
-
Kimmy Sjölund – b**** (1995–2012)
Thomas Väänänen –
vocals (1996–2006)
Vintras –
guitars (1998)
Henrik Svegsjö –
guitars (1998–2007)
Thyrfing (1998) Valdr...
-
Ultralight SR-1
Hornet see Vickers-Armstrongs (Jean
Pierre Vintras et
Lucien Bouillier)
Vintras-Bouillier VB-20
Isard (Viper
Aircraft Corporation, Pasco...
-
Pilgrim of the Absolute.
Inspired by both the
millennialist visionary Eugène
Vintras [fr; ru] and the
reports of an
apparition at La Salette—Our Lady of La...
- worship,
which then
develops into a cult
inspired by the
heretic Eugène
Vintras [fr]. It was
translated into
English with a
foreword by
Malcolm Cowley...
- Jean
Bricaud had been
involved with the
Eliate Church of
Carmel of Eugène
Vintras, the
remnants of Fabré-Palaprat's Église
Johannite des Chrétiens Primitifs...
