Harriet Starr Cannon (May 7, 1823 – April 5, 1896) was a nun who founded the Sisterhood of St. Mary, one of the first orders of Augustinian nuns in the...
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former House of Mercy at the upper end of Manhattan island, which Harriet Starr Cannon had organized beginning in 1863, and to which courts had previously...
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Agostino Roscelli Pope Benedict II Flavia Domitilla Gisela of Hungary Harriet Starr Cannon (Episcopal Church (USA)) John of Beverley Rose Venerini Stanislaus...
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were often victimized. House of Mercy had been organized in 1863 by Harriet Starr Cannon to assist abandoned and delinquent women and girls. Gerry was Commodore...
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421 4 Martin Luther King Jr., Pastor, Civil Rights Leader, 1968 5 Harriet Starr Cannon, Monastic, 1896 7 Tikhon, Bishop and Ecumenist, 1925 8 William Augustus...
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in the United States, it was founded in New York City in 1865 by Harriet Starr Cannon and a small group of fellow nuns. It was formally constituted by...
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Evangeline Cory Booth Maud Ballington Booth Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini Harriet Starr Cannon Cornelia Augusta Connelly Mary Fenn Davis Frances Dickinson Rose...
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a relatively new Anglican educational and nursing order led by Harriet Starr Cannon, while the Canadian group did further fundraising and organization...
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Harriet Elisabeth Beecher Stowe (/stoʊ/; June 14, 1811 – July 1, 1896) was an American author and abolitionist. She came from the religious Beecher family...
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Makkena, Mike Starr, David Groh, Paul Guilfoyle, Jake Weber, Patricia Clarkson, Bruce Altman, Paxton Whitehead, Victor Raider-Wexler, J.D. Cannon, J.A. Preston...
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