Akt(e) 012 - Buch: Littlehales, Margaret Mary, Mary Ward (1585 - 1645) (1982)

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DE AMEP CJ ZMW - 1. MW - 012

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Buch: Littlehales, Margaret Mary, Mary Ward (1585 - 1645) (1982)

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  • 1982 (Creation)

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32 S.

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Littlehales, Margaret Mary, Mary Ward (1585 - 1645). A woman for all seasons.
Foundress of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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    Catholic Truth Society 1982
    32 S.

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During his visit to Britain in 1982, Pope John Paul II referred more than once to Mary Ward, ’an extraordinary Yorkshire woman, who became a pioneer of the active unenclosed congregations for women.’ This is the story of her life.

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  • German

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    Klappentext:

    During his visit to Britain in 1982, Pope John Paul II referred more than once to Mary Ward, 'an extraordinary Yorkshire woman, who became a pioneer of the active unenclosed congregations for women.' This is the story of her life.

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    1.MW.1 - Mary Wards Leben und Person

    1.MW.1

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