- 1905 Atta
lutea Forel, 1893
Formica fervens Drury, 1782
Formica grossa Fabricius, 1787
Formica migratoria De Geer, 1773
Formica visitatrix Christ, 1791...
-
Catherine (1816–1887), Irish-born
American religious sister and teacher, and
visitatrix (provincial leader) of the
Daughters of
Charity in the
United States Euphemia...
- Holland. By the end of the century, she held the post of
vicegerent and
visitatrix for the abbess, with the
right to
authorise the
transfer of nuns between...
- Euphemia, was an Irish-born
American religious sister and teacher, and
visitatrix (provincial leader) of the
Daughters of
Charity in the
United States,...
- and
Preparatory (Preschool) In 1994, Sr.
Julma C. Neo, DC, then
Sister Visitatrix,
called for the
Sister President and
Administrators of CSJ and CSCJ to...
- Cuba, and
constant journeyings,
acting either as
Mother Provincial or
Visitatrix (the
office of an
outside examiner of
community life). Her main concern...
- Music).
Spanish was the
medium of instruction. On
January 29, 1895, the
Visitatrix and
Visitor of the
Daughters of
Charity arrived in Cebu with the first...
- the
school upon its completion. Sr.
Maria Ana
Rosario Evidente, DC, the
Visitatrix, and Sr. Ma.
Teresa Fatima L. Mueda, DC,
former General Councilor, led...
- Best
Actor Award for his parti****tion in the film Pantaleón and the
Visitatrix, at the
International Film
Festivals of
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia...
-
needlework and handicraft. In 1946, with
Sister Carmen Reta, D.C. as
Visitatrix, a
building in
Santa Mesa was bought. There, the
Sisters resumed their...
