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• - Comprises thirteen counties in Canada.
  
• - Anglo-American religious sect.
  
• - Various definitions of quality and its forms or divisions.
  
• - Spanish Franciscan. (b. 1519)
  
• - Ancient hymn in honour of the Blessed Virgin.
  
• - Small tribe attached to Cowachan agency, at the southeast end of Vancouver, British Columbia.
  
• - Located in Mexico; suffragan of Michoacan.
  
• - Opening line of the twelfth and last poem in the "Cathemerinon" of Prudentius.
  
• - Mother and child martyred at Cilicia.
  
• - Seventeenth-century writer and Orientalist. (1583-1650)
  
• - Peruvian and Ecuadoran tribe.
  
• - Second-century Christian apologist.
  
• - Italian sculptor. (1374-1438)
  
• - A strict ecclesiastical penance of forty days.
  
• - A degree of contemplation in which the soul experiences an extraordinary peace and rest.
  
• - Principal aboriginal tribe of Guatemala.
  
• - Spanish Cardinal. (1482-1540)
  
• - Comprises two dioceses and four sees in Ecuador.
  
• - Doctrine which declares that man's highest perfection consists in a sort of psychical self-annihilation and a consequent absorption of the soul into the Divine Essence even during the present life.
  
• - Irish journalist. (1796-1843)
  
• - Indian diocese, suffragan of Verapoly.
  
• - Group of Roman martyrs.
  
• - The period of fifty days before Easter.
  
• - American religious and charitable society, organized to supplement the work done by the members of the Conference of St. Vincent de Paul.
  
• - 1910 decree of the Sacred Congregation of the Sacraments on the age at which children are to be admitted to first Communion.
  
• - French writer. (1634-1719)
  
• - Cardinal and scholar. (1680-1755)
  
• - Group of martyrs from the early Middle Ages.
  
• - Interpretations of quantity as either a physical or theoretical abstraction.
  
• - Series of five councils held in a French village between 838 and 858.
  
• - The Islamic sacred book, who regard it as the revelation of God.
  
• - Missionary and Indian philologist. (d. 1784)
  
• - Denotes a season of preparation by fasting and prayer, to imitate the example of Christ.
  
• - Archbishop of Paris. (1778-1839)
  
• - An early tribe from the lower Mississippi region.
  
• - Canadian province.
  
• - French diocese, including the Department of Finistère.
  
  

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