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Raqqa (Arabic: ٱلرَّقَّة, romanized: ar-Raqqah, also al-Raḳḳa, Kurdish: Reqa) is a city in
Syria on the
North bank of the
Euphrates River,
about 160 kilometres...
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Pontifical Maronite College (Italian:
Pontificio Collegio dei
Maroniti) is one of the
Roman Colleges of the
Catholic Church.
Founded originally in...
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Freising (Germany)
Archbishop Pietro Sfair:
titular archbishop of
Nisibis dei
Maroniti (Lebanon), the
senior Maronite bishop Prominent reformist theologians at...
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Brazilian seminarians. The
Maronite College in Rome (Pontificio
Collegio dei
Maroniti) was
founded by
Gregory XIII in 1584, and had its
first site near the Church...
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Constitutional patriotism Civic nationalism Bennett 1998, p. 232.
Maronitis,
Kostas (2020). "Postnationalism". The
Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology...
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columnists include Aimilios Liatsos,
Yannis Pretenderis,
Pavlos Tsimas,
Erifili Maroniti and
Stavros Theodorakis. Ta Nea is also the name of a
related Gr**** Australian...
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Bishop of
Ptolemais in
Phoenicia dei
Maroniti João Chedid, OMM,
Titular bishop of Arca in
Phoenicia dei
Maroniti List of
Maronite Patriarchs Maronite...
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Reverend Pietro Sfair (1888-1974),
Titular Archbishop of
Nisibis dei
Maroniti and
Council Father at the
Second Vatican Council Alfred T.
Smith (1874–1939)...
- 2014, at the
Wayback Machine Poetic and
political ethics by
Dimitris Maronitis A
brief biography and a
compilation of
critical appraisals of Alexandrou's...
- his co-consecrators João Chedid,
titular bishop of Arca in
Phoenicia dei
Maroniti, and
Michael Doumith,
Eparch of Sarba. Consequently,
Sfeir served as patriarchal...
