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'''Saint Amelberga of Susteren''' was the [[Benedictine]] [[abbess]] of [[Susteren Abbey]], [[Netherlands]] in the 9th century AD; [[Category:Benedictine abbesses]] ...

...irst abbess, it housed the [[Poor Clares]] from 1304 till 1503, and then [[Benedictine]] [[nun]]s from 1503 to the [[French Revolution]], when it was dissolved. I ...he first of the name) applied severe reform in 1620 before instituting the Benedictine rule in the Priory of Our Lady of Bourbon in [[Auzon]] with five nuns from ...

...sdóttir''' (died 1507) was the [[abbess]] of the [[Order of Saint Benedict|Benedictine]] [[convent]] [[Reynistaðarklaustur]] in [[Iceland]] 1461–1507. [[Category:Benedictine abbesses]] ...

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{{Short description|Flemish Benedictine nun and abbess}} '''Euphemia de Walliers''' (1100s – 26 April 1257) was a [[Benedictine]] nun of Flemish descent who became the abbess of [[Wherwell Abbey]]. She i ...

...Abbaye aux Dames''' ("Ladies' Abbey") was the first [[Rule of St. Benedict|Benedictine]] nunnery in [[Saintes, Charente-Maritime|Saintes]] in [[Charente-Maritime] One of its abbesses was Agnès of Barbezieux (1134–1174), whose relative, [[Eleanor of Aquita ...

{{short description|Abbess in Ypres Benedictine convent}} ...' ( 16 June 1754{{ndash}} 22 June 1799), was [[Abbess]] of the [[Ypres]] [[Benedictine]] [[convent]] during the [[French Revolution]]. ...

...am''' (? – 1446) became the [[Kingdom of England|English]] abbess of the [[Benedictine]] [[Godstow Abbey]] at a time when the abbey was not well regulated. Elizabeth Pytte had been the abbess of the [[Benedictine]] Godstow Abbey when Felmersham was elected to be the abbess. The nuns were ...

...umbia University]</ref> In 716, Edburga became a [[Order of Saint Benedict|Benedictine]] [[nun]] at the abbey. She corresponded with [[Saint Boniface]] and [[Lull [[Category:Benedictine abbesses]] ...

{{short description|Italian Benedictine nun}} ...n [[Collalto, Susegana]] – September 1, 1262 in [[Venice]]) was an Italian Benedictine nun. She was [[beatification|beatified]] in 1743 by [[Pope Benedict XIV]]. ...

...12 July).<ref>Luxford, Julian. (2005). The Art and Architecture of English Benedictine Monasteries, 1300-1540: A Patronage History. Dorchester: Boydell Press. {{ [[Category:Abbesses of Shaftesbury]] ...

...wer of [[Dom Prosper Guéranger]] in the revival of [[Order of St. Benedict|Benedictine]] spirituality in 19th century [[France]]. ...uéranger's support, she founded the first women's house within his French Benedictine Congregation (now the [[Solesmes Congregation]]). The new nunnery was dedic ...

...me: Benedictine Abbey St. Hildegard) is a community of [[Benedictine order|Benedictine]] nuns in [[Eibingen]] near [[Rüdesheim am Rhein|Rüdesheim]] in [[Hesse]] ...Prague. The nunnery belongs to the [[Beuronese Congregation]] within the [[Benedictine Confederation]].<ref name="Orden" /> A new building was erected in [[Neo-Ro ...

...-Landshut. In 1515, Catherine renounced her inheritance and entered the [[Benedictine]] [[Neuburg Abbey]].<ref>''Neues Archiv für die Geschichte der Stadt Heide [[Category:Benedictine abbesses]] ...

...urg (Belgium)|Limburg]] in eastern [[Belgium]]. It was founded in 728. The Benedictine nuns were replaced by [[canon (priest)|canons]] in the 10th century. In the [[Category:Benedictine monasteries in Belgium]] ...

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...In 1612 she became the Abbess of the prestigious [[Remiremont Abbey]], a [[Benedictine]] [[abbey]] near [[Remiremont]], [[Vosges (department)|Vosges]], France. Th {{Abbesses of Remiremont}} ...

'''Göss Abbey''' ({{lang-de|Stift Göß}}) is a former [[Benedictine]] nunnery and former cathedral<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.gcatholic.org/ ...by [[Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor]], in 1020. The [[Rule of Saint Benedict|Benedictine Rule]] was introduced in the 12th century. ...

...mprehensive Biographical Dictionary'' (2015), "edited ... on behalf of the Benedictine Monks of St. Augustine's Abbey, Chilworth" it is stated that "Her extant bi [[Category:Benedictine abbesses]] ...