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Dünnwald |
S. Nicholas |
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1143/48 (circa: see "foundation information," below) |
1803 |
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Wilberghaus |
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1439 (circa) |
1579 |
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S. Katharina (S. Katharine) |
S. Katharine |
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1230 (circa) |
1802 |
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Corbridge |
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786 or before |
1066 or before |
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S. Caterina |
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1220 |
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Geldern |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1300-1399 (14th century) |
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S. Elisabeth |
S. Elizabeth |
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1256 |
1812 |
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Mariengarten |
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1233 or earlier |
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S. Maria degli Angeli |
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1313 or earlier |
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Kempen |
S. Anne |
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1421 or earlier? |
1802 |
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Karlsburg |
Blessed Virgin Mary (?) |
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741 |
1350 (circa) |
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S. Madeline Bonoloco |
S. Martin of Tours |
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1134 |
1789 |
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Frauenwörth |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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770-782 (circa) |
1803; refounded 1838- present |
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Bebaia Elpis |
Mother of God Bebaia Elpis "Sure Hope" |
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1327-35 |
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Na Frantisku |
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ca. 13th century |
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S. Maria del Monte |
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1244 |
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Niedermünster |
Ascension of Mary (Maria Himmelfahrt); S. Erhard |
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after 750 |
1802/3 |
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S. Marien (S. Mary's) |
S. Mary (the convent also had altars to S. Pantaleon, Anna, and Thomas) |
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973 (939, according to Kramer) |
1570, October 1 |
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S. Petronilla |
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1399: Pope Boniface IX gave the properties to the canons of the Cathedral Chapter of Todi |
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S. Anna |
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1385 |
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Agnetenberg |
S. Agnes(?) |
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1458 |
1812 |
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Weihenberg |
S. Cosmas and S. Damian; later S. Veit |
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1145 |
1410-1448 |
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Ören |
S. Mary |
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650 |
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Chester (Early Foundation) |
St. Werburg? |
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1066, or before, possibly as early as 875 |
1093 |
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S. Agnese |
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1490 or earlier |
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Geisenfeld |
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1037 |
1803 |
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Marienstein |
S. Mary (the visitation of Mary); S. John the Evangelist; all Apostles and Evangelists |
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1460 |
1804-1807 |
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Convent of the White Women of the Penitential Order of Mary Magdalene |
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1229 |
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S. Gregorio |
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1316 or earlier |
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Kaufungen |
Holy Cross; S. Salvator; S. Mary; S. Peter; All Saints |
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880-898 (circa) |
1527 |
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Kitzingen |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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734-749 |
1544 |
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Fläscheim |
S. Mary |
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1166 |
1803 |
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Himmelpforte (St Agnes) |
On August 11, 1331, the Himmelpforte church was consecrated by St. Dietrich, Bishop of the Church of Dyonisin. The church was dedicated to S. Agnes and Katharina (Zak 166). The later appended chapel contained an altar dedicated to S. Katharina, and was |
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c. 1235 (Zak 143); it was the fifth oldest Viennese women’s house (141). |
September 28, 1783 (Schimmer 383) |
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Wroclaw |
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S. Margherita |
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1271 |
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Obermünster |
Ascension of Mary (Maria Himmelfahrt) |
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circa 780 |
1802 |
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Marienbeck |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1449 |
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Bassum |
S. Victor and Mauritius (first mentioned in 1289); Mary |
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849-865 (circa) |
still extant |
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S. Maria dentro la Città |
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1364 |
1408 (See "Incorporated by," below) |
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S. Agostino |
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1379 |
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Dorstadt |
Holy Cross, Blessed Virgin Mary, and S. Trinitas |
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1189 |
1545 |
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Wechterswinkel |
The Holy Trinity and S. Margaret, S. Mary (by 1150); currently S. Cosmas and Damian |
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1143 (circa) |
1592 |
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Pfalzel |
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700 (circa) |
1016; refounded as male house |
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Cheddar |
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871 or before |
1066 or later |
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Montesanto |
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1235, October 24 |
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Engelporten |
S. Michael; All Saints; S. Jacob; S. Catherine of Sienna |
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1280 (circa) |
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Marienburg |
S. Peter and Paul |
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1142 or later |
1806 |
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Sion |
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1215 (circa); 1238, according to McDonnell. |
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S. Mostiola |
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1296 or earlier |
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Kamp |
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1378 |
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