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Ursulines of Quebec

Ursulines of Quebec

Religious museum and teaching centre.

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    Religious institutes of the Catholic Church.

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    French Catholic nun (1599–1672).

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    Member of a religious community of women.

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    4th-century saint.

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    Religious institutes of the Catholic Church.

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    Provincial capital of Quebec, Canada.

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    Primary school in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.

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    French Catholic nun (1599–1672).

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    French woman who started the Order of Ursulines of Quebec.

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