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Father Jules Monchanin (who
chose to call
himself Swami Paramarubyananda) (April 10, 1895 in Fleurie, Rhône -
October 10, 1957 in Paris) was a French...
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Benedictine Ashram (
Monchanin & le Saux 1951)
which was
later re-published
under the
title A
Benedictine Ashram. The goal of le Saux and
Monchanin was to integrate...
- from the
Abbey of Kergonan,
along with
another Frenchman, the Abbé
Jules Monchanin. The two had
developed a
religious lifestyle which was
completely expressed...
- sannyasa." The
letter was
eventually replied by a
French priest,
Jules Monchanin, who had left for
India in 1939 at the age of 44. The
latter did his best...
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charity Samarpan Ashram Kalki Koechlin – Indian-born
French actress Jules Monchanin (known as
Swami Paramarubyananda) –
French Catholic priest, monk and hermit...
- Rehabilitation. 16 (3): 197–203. doi:10.1123/jsr.16.3.197. PMID 17923725.
Monchanin, Geraldine; Connes, Philippe; Wou****i, Dieudonne; Francina, Alain; Djoda...
- L'aventure
missionnaire lyonnaise, 1815-1962: de
Pauline Jaricot à
Jules Monchanin. Paris: Les
Editions du CERF. p. 322. ISBN 9782204064545. Émerit, Marcel...
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collaboration with Les Amis de Gandhi,
Drevet and
Louis M****ignon
visited Jules Monchanin at the
Benedictine Saccidananda Ashram in India.
Camille Drevet died in...
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notable fine
temple and is
known for the "Trinity from Thanneerpalli" (
Monchanin, Le Saux, and Griffiths), who were the co-founders of
Saccidananda Ashram...
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Upadhyay and Sen (second half of the 20th century) came
French priest Jules Monchanin (who was
later to
adopt the name
Parma Arupi Anananda), and
French Benedictine...
