Brothers of Charity in Rugles

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BROTHERS OF CHARITY IN RUGLES (La Communauté de frères de la charité de Rogles)

Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order: Brothers of Charity

Established : ?
Abolished : ?

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French

D'or, au mot Charitas écrit en caractères majuscules d'azur, les trois syllabes posées l'une sur l'autre. Origin/meaning The word Charitas means charity and thus is apptopriate for the order. This page is part of the Ecclesiastical heraldry portal Catholic heraldry Roman Catholic Arms of Popes Cardinals (2,119) Archdioceses (645) Archbishops (3,397) Dioceses (2,488) Bishops (10,188) and more Armenian Catholic Chaldean Catholic Coptic Catholic Ethiopian Catholic Hungarian Catholic Greek Catholic Maronite Catholic Ruthenian Catholic Syriac Catholic Syro-Malabar Catholic Syro-Malankara Catholic Liberal Catholic Old Catholic Free Catholic Other Christian churches Anglican Churches Lutheran Churches Orthodox Churches Reformed Churches Unitarianism Other Ecclesiastical heraldry per country Judaism Total pages in this section : 18,925 Total images in this section : 17,918 Literature: Image from Armorial Général de France by Hozier, 1696