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- Caryll Houselander (29 September 1901 – 12 October 1954) was a British lay Roman Catholic ecclesiastical artist, mystic, po****r religious writer and...
- Brunyate, supported by pilot Senior First Officer Richard Paul Stanley Houselander, while the cabin crew were overseen by Cabin Service Director Clive Earthy...
- Davenport as Nelly "Pepita" Burton (wife #3) Joanne Pearce as Caryll Houselander Michael Aldridge as Orlov Victoria Harwood as Natalia Anthony Higgins...
- Tobacco with additional music provided by Morris Borris, Ryan Elder, Sam Houselander, Pete Maguire, Jonathan Peros, Kevin Temmer and Akash Thakkar. Justin...
- Carryll Houselander: That Divine Eccentric, Sheed & Ward, 1962. Unfinished Business [autobiography], Sheed & Ward, 1963. The Letters Of Caryll Houselander: Her...
- 15) Technical Hector Delgado – recording, mixing (except track 13) Sam Houselander – recording (tracks 2, 11) Alex Ridha – recording (track 6) Nico Marzouka...
- (1899-1981) Jan Tyranowski (1900–1947) Sampson Sievers (1900–1979) Caryll Houselander (1901–1954) Catharose de Petri (1902–1990) Marthe Robin (1902–1981) Adrienne...
- England Professed Priest, Dominicans Westminster Heroic Virtues Caryll Houselander 29 September 1901 Bath, Somerset, England 12 October 1954 London, England...
- Patron Saint of Ireland Petook: The Rooster Who Met Jesus (text by Caryll Houselander) Queen Esther The Song of Francis The Story of the Three Wise Kings Tomie...
- royalties to her plays were gifted to the Diocese of Tucson. Caryll Houselander was an English woman who wrote prolifically in the 1940s and early 1950s...