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Pontigny (French pronunciation: [pɔ̃tiɲi]) is a
commune in the
Yonne department in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in north-central France. Its prin****l distinction...
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Pontigny Abbey (French:
Abbaye de
Pontigny), the
church of
which in
recent decades has also been the
cathedral of the
Mission de France,
otherwise the...
- Guichard, also
known under the name of
Guichard of
Pontigny (died in Lyon on 27
September 1181) was a
French churchman,
Archbishop of Lyon from 1165. Born...
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Abingdon (also
known as
Edmund Rich, St
Edmund of Canterbury,
Edmund of
Pontigny, French: St Edme; c. 1174 – 1240) was an English-born
prelate who served...
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Robert de
Pontigny, O.Cist. (born in France, date unknown; died at Parma, 9
October 1305) was a
French monk,
abbot and
Roman Catholic Cardinal. Nothing...
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Territorial Prelature of
Pontigny (Latin:
Praelatura Territorialis Missionis Pontiniacensis; French: Prélature
Territoriale de
Pontigny) is a
Latin territorial...
- of
Pontifical Right for men in the
Catholic Church founded in 1843, in
Pontigny, France, by Jean
Baptiste Muard. The
congregation is
named after Saint...
- Contchen),
Northen (German: Northen),
Loutremange (German: Lautermingen),
Pontigny (German: Niedbrücken). Condé-Northen is
located on the road from Saarlouis...
- was the king
ordered to back down. Instead,
Becket went into
exile at
Pontigny. Afterward, the king
confiscated all the
benefices of the archbishop's...
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Henri Focillon and
Jacques Maritain. He
established the
Entretiens de
Pontigny,
symposiums of
French cultural activity held at
Mount Holyoke College in...
