S. Sperandio |
Saint Sperandio / Saint Mary |
Tuscany |
1266 |
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S. Stefano Protomartire |
Saint Stephen protomartyr |
Tuscany |
1200 or earlier |
1375 |
S. Silvestro a Marciano |
Saint Sylvester |
Tuscany |
1148 |
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S. Silvestro |
Saint Sylvester |
Tuscany |
1322 |
1786 |
S Silvestro |
Saint Sylvester |
Tuscany |
1301 |
1435 |
S. Tommaso |
Saint Thomas |
Tuscany |
1190 or earlier |
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S. Tomasso |
Saint Thomas |
Tuscany |
1142 or earlier |
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S. Orsola |
Saint Ursula / Saint Gerard |
Tuscany |
1390 or earlier |
1435 |
S. Verdiana |
Saint Verdiana / Saint Giovanni Gualberto, (second half of 14th c.) |
Tuscany |
1391 |
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S. Vittore e S. Niccolo |
Saint Victor / Saint Nicholas |
Tuscany |
1224 |
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S. Vincenzo |
Saint Vincent |
Tuscany |
1390 (circa) |
1635 or later |
S. Vicenzio di Firenze |
Saint Vincent |
Tuscany |
1450 |
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S. Vincenzo |
Saint Vincent |
Tuscany |
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S. Vito |
Saint Vitus |
Tuscany |
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Autun Saint-Andoche |
Saint-Andoche |
6D |
859 or earlier (for female community -- see "foundation info" below) |
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Bourges (S. Laurent and S. Jacques) |
Saints Laurent & Jacques |
6F |
800 (circa) |
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S. Maria Maddalena |
Saints Peter and Paul [1325] |
Marche |
1265 |
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Clúain Brónaig |
Samthann (after 739) |
Longford |
400 or later (needs verification) |
1163 or later |
S. Chiara |
Santa Chiara |
Marche |
1483 (circa) |
1810 (14 July), by Napoleon. Restored after 4 years, but supressed again in 1860 when the Piedmontese occupied Umbria and Marche |
Las Huelgas |
Santa María la Real |
|
1187, January 2 |
Still extant |
Rousanou Monastery |
Savior Jesus Christ |
Meteora, Thessaly |
1388 or 1545 |
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S. Caterina di Scai |
Scai (needs verification) , just above present site of the Suore Ben di Carita |
Umbria |
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S. Sebastiano in Catacumbas |
Sebastian / Fabianus |
LZ |
440 or earlier |
858 -- properties to male community |
S. Sergio e S. Bacco al Laterano |
Sergius / Baccus |
LZ |
806 or earlier |
824 -- properties to male community |
S. Sexburga |
Sexburga, S. Mary |
Kent |
670-75; refounded in 1130? |
1066 or before, probably as early as 890 |
S. Simmetrio e S. Cesario Corsarum |
Simmetrius / Cesarius / Virgin Mary |
LZ |
855 or earlier |
1219 or earlier (later restored) |
S. Sisto Vecchio |
Sixtus |
LZ |
1219 |
1443 or later |
S. Thomas Martyr |
Sometime after 1173 the hospital is dedicated to Thomas Martyr. |
Surrey |
1170 (probable date) |
1540 |
Castor |
SS Cyneburga and Cyneswitha |
2II |
664 or earlier |
870 (some sources attest to a late tenth or early 11th century termination) |
Iona |
St Mary |
ARG |
1208 or earlier |
1547 |
Beaulieu (S. Antoine) |
St-Antoine |
6L |
1259 or earlier |
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Chateaudun |
St-Avit |
6F |
1045 -- for female community: see "foundation information" |
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Macon |
St-Clement |
6D |
936 (circa) |
1000 or earlier |
Verdun |
St-Louis |
6K |
1250 (circa) |
1396 |
Verdun-sur-Meuse |
St-Maur |
6K |
1020 or earlier |
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Wicklow |
St. Brigid |
Wicklow |
1448 (circa) |
1470 (circa) |
Molough |
St. Brigid |
Tipperary |
400 or later / refounded during the 14th century |
1540 |
Muine-rathe |
St. Brigid (women's monastery) / St. Patrick (men's monastery) |
Laois |
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Cell Dara |
St. Brigit |
Kildare |
490 (circa) |
1540-41 (male community disappeared after 1110). Kildare remains a Catholic episcopal seat today. |
Ros Bendchuir |
St. Coccha, nurse of St. Ciaran of Seirkieran |
Clare |
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Tech-damnata |
St. Damhnat |
Monaghan |
500-599 (6th century) |
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Pershore |
St. Eadburgh? |
2DD |
689(circa) Refounded c. 970 circa for Benedictine monks by King Edgar. |
970, or possibly as early as 890 |
Tamworth |
St. Edith? |
Staffordshire |
1000 or earlier |
1066 or later |
Cell Glaissi |
St. Eiche |
Longford |
450-550 (circa) |
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Ros Airthir |
St. Fuinche |
Fermanagh |
1084, although possibly an earlier foundation during the 5th century |
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Abingdon |
St. Helen and the Holy Cross |
|
939-940 |
946 or later |
Kilculliheen |
St. Kilkin |
Kilkenny |
1151 |
1540 (Apr 2 or 6) |
Drumalgagh |
St. Mary |
Roscommon |
1195 or earlier |
1543 (circa -- needs verification) |
Wareham (female) |
St. Mary? |
Dorsetshire |
672 (circa) |
Destroyed by Danes in 876, may have been a community of nuns until 982. |
Alspach |
St. Matthew the Apostle |
Kaysersberg valley, Alsace |
1289 for female community (ca. 1049 orig. foundation) |
1789 |