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Amiens |
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575 or earlier |
900-999 (10th century); refounded for secular canons in 1073 |
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Heiningen |
S. Mary, S. Peter and S. Paul |
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993-1002 (circa) |
1810 |
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Jemgum |
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1284 |
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Durham |
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1018 or before |
1066 or before |
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S. Caterina Vecchia |
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1258 or earlier |
1643: The war between Pope Urban VIII and the Duke of Tuscany put the community in danger, so they moved to the city, taking over an older community (probably named S. Chiara) and refounding it as <C2671>. |
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Marienrode |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1125 (male); 1988 (female) |
1806 (male); continues (female) |
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Bergedorf |
S. Mary (1194/98) |
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1192-1198 |
1217-1226 |
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S. Maria and S. Theodor |
S. Mary; S. Theodore (at least since the mid-fourteenth century); S. John the Evangelist |
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1157 (1273, according to Krämer) |
1554 (1802, according to Krämer) |
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S. Nicholas de Ortis |
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1354 or earlier |
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S. Maria Magdalena (Regensburg) |
S. Mary Magdalene; S. Klara (Clare) |
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1228; before 1233 |
continues |
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Disibodenberg |
Disibod (needs verification) |
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1000 (circa) |
1559 |
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Altomünster |
S. Peter; S. Paul; Blessed Virgin Mary; S. Alto; S. Salvator |
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740 (circa) |
1803 |
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S. Maria Magdalena |
Mary Magdalene |
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S. Francesco della Valle |
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1251, April 4 |
1329-1353 (See "Miscellaneous Information," below) |
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S. Maria |
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1244, June 14 |
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Bredelar |
S. Laurentius; later Mary |
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1169-1170 |
1196 |
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S. Maximin |
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1186 or earlier |
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S. Margherita |
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1784, or 1815 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Bodmin |
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Uncertain |
uncertain |
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S. Leonardo |
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1492 or earlier |
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Frauensee |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1202 (circa) |
1540 |
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Drolshagen |
S. Mary, S. Clemens |
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1235 |
1803 |
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Gnadenthal |
convent: S. Elisabeth; church: S. John the Baptist and S. John the Apostle |
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1276; 1313, according to Kramer. |
1802-3 |
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Hopels |
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1290 |
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Beata Antonia |
15th c.? |
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S. Giuliana |
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1253, September |
1810 - becomes a granary. In 1816 the properties revert to the church, but the nuns were expelled again in 1869, and the monastery became a military hospital. Became a church once again in 1937. |
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S. Maria Magdalena |
Mary Magdalene (? requires verification) |
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1224 |
1525 (circa) |
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Klarholz |
S. Mary, S. Laurentius |
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1133 |
1803, May 2 |
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Himmelthron |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1343-1348 |
1525 |
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Notre Dame du Lys |
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1244 |
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S. Maria del Paradiso |
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1291 (circa) |
1459 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Heiligen Kreuz (Holy Cross) |
Holy Cross |
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1233 |
continues |
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Rupertsberg |
S. Mary; S. Martin (a lesser patron of the church at Rupertsberg); S. Rupert; S. Hildegard |
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1147 |
1803 |
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Altenberg |
S. Nicholas; S. Michael |
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1179 or later |
1802 |
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Maihingen |
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1473 |
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S. Caterina della Scala |
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1421 |
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S. Catarina |
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1309 |
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Bottenbroich |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1231 |
1448 (circa) for female community; 1802 final dissolution |
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Church of the Holy Maccabees |
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1134-1178 |
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Gesuate in Città di Castello |
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Bedwyn |
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900 - 950 or before |
1066 or earlier |
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S. Chiara |
Clare of Montefalco (after 1492) |
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1290 |
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Frauenalb |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1180 |
1598 / 1803 |
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Marienthal |
S. Mary, S. Laurentius |
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1177 or earlier |
1499 switched to a male crusading order; final dissoulution 1804 |
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S. Giovanni delle Rocche |
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Coldinne |
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1290 |
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Woodchester (needs verification) |
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1019 (circa) |
1066 or before |
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S. Caterina da Siena |
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1491 |
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Hilwartshausen |
S. Mary; S. Stephan; S. Vitus |
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960-963 |
1610 |
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S. Bartolomeo de Nava |
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1252 or earlier |
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