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• For these actions, Lebbe drew the ire of his Lazarist superiors.
• Since 1934 the Lazarist Mission in Tigray had its main center at Alitena.
• The play centres on Bergeret, a French Lazarist priest in pursuit of riches.
• On 24 September 1880 he entered the novitiate of the spiritual director was a Lazarist priest.
• Around 1920 he founded the Lazarist mission of M鋘dida, which he left in 1929 due to illness.
• His last successor was Gaietano Pires-Pireira, a Portuguese Lazarist ( d . at Beijing, 1846 ).
• It was based on many sources, including collections of vocabulary made by the Ethiopian Lazarist " abba"
• There he met Ladislav Len
  ek, a lazarist who proposed that he go to China and help Italian missionaries as a physician.
• The pioneer Lazarist missionary among the Quapaw was Rev . John M . Odin, who later served as the Archbishop of New Orleans.
• The dictionary comprises more than 1000 pages and includes around 1000 proverbs, from a collection made by the Lazarist Jean-Baptiste Coulbeaux.
• The school takes its name from the Lazarist ( 1833-1907 ), heading and developing the school between 1890 and his fatal accident.
• In 2006, the US Consulate General on Agron Road leased an adjacent building, a Lazarist monastery built in the 1860s, to provide more office space.
• Several missions were conducted at Bonfouca during his pastorate, by two Redemptorists, a Lazarist ( Father Vauthier, who spoke French ), and a Jesuit.
• From their center in Urmia apostolic administrators tried to reorganize the Latin Church in the country . 1896 the Lazarist missionary Fran鏾is Lesn?was made bishop of Isfahan.
• It was founded as a confraternity in 1862, at Valfleury, France, by Antoine Nicolle ( 1817 90 ), a priest of the Lazarist order.
• On 13 March 1791 the electors of Meurthe were assembled, and elected the Lazarist P .-F . Chatelain, a Professor at the Seminary in Toul.
• The West Church was first built in 1723 during the Qing dynasty by the Italian Lazarist missionary Teodorico Pedrini : it was the first non-Jesuit church in Beijing.
• From his lazarist past, Saint-Yves kept a strong sense of charity and sense for the poor, as well as for natives from his region of origin.
• In 1833 Gaietano Peres-Pereira was made Bishop of Jiangnan, and resided at Beijing, relegating his powers to Father Henriquez, a Lazarist like himself residing at Macau.
• As well as the two French Consular officials, two Lazarist priests, and approximately 40 Chinese Christians were killed, as were three Russian traders assumed by the mob to be French.