- The
Pallottines,
officially named the
Society of the
Catholic Apostolate (Latin:
Societas Apostolatus Catholici),
abbreviated SAC, is a
Society of Apostolic...
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traditional condiment is
tomato sauce with beef meatballs, so-called
pallottine. In Abruzzo,
chitarra alla teramana,
which is a
traditional Abruzzo recipe...
- The
Pallottine Mission to
Kamerun (also
spelled Pallotin or Pallotine) was a
Roman Catholic mission to the
German colony of
Kamerun run by the Pallottines...
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course made with
spaghetti alla chitarra,
small meatballs (polpettine or
pallottine), and a meat or
vegetable ragù.
Other dishes that have
similarities to...
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Apostolate later to be
known as the "Pious
Society of Missions" (the
Pallottines). The
original name was
restored in 1947. He is
buried in the church...
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people of
Tutsi identity,
including children, who
sheltered in a
Polish Pallottine mission church in Gikondo, Kigali. The m****acre took
place on
April 9...
- on 26
January 1968) is a clergyman, prelate,
professed member of the
Pallottine Order, theologian, and
philosopher of the
Catholic Church in
Poland Brazil...
- beatification—the
third step
toward sainthood—for six
members of the
Pallottine community murdered in the San
Patricio Church m****acre. At the same time...
- of the
Society of the
Catholic Apostolate (
Pallottines), the
Pallottine Missionary Sisters and the
Pallottine Sisters of the
Catholic Apostolate Virginia...
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Joseph Kentenich, SAC (16
November 1885 – 15
September 1968) was a
German Pallottine priest and
founder of the
Schoenstatt Apostolic Movement.
Kentenich was...
