Calasanz, José de, Saint, 1556-1648
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José, de Calasanz, Saint, 1556-1648
Calasanctius, Iosephus, Saint, 1556-1648
Calasanctius, Joseph, Saint, 1556-1648
Calasanzio, Giuseppe, Saint, 1556-1648
De Calasanz, José, Saint, 1556-1648
Giuseppe, Calasanzio, Saint, 1556-1648
José de Calasanz, Saint, 1556-1648
José de la Madre de Dios, padre, 1556-1648
Joseph, Calasanctius, Saint, 1556-1648
Calasanz, Joseph, Saint, 1556-1648
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José de Calasanz, Saint, 1556-1648
José, de Calasanz, Saint, 1556-1648
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found: Boulin. Une victime des jésuites, saint Joseph Calasanz, 1922
found: Epistolarium coaetaneorum S. Josephi Calasanctii, 1600-1648, 1977-1978:t.p. (Iosephi Calasanctii)
found: Wikipedia, viewed February 6, 2017(Joseph Calasanz; Spanish: José de Calasanz, born Sept. 11, 1557, died Aug. 25, 1648; Spanish Catholic priest, educator, and founder of the Pious Schools, and the religious order the Piarists; moved to Rome in 1592 until his death)
found: Spanish Wikipedia, viewed February 6, 2017(José de Calasanz; José de Calasanz Gastón, born in Peralta de la Sal, Sept. 11, 1956 or 1557, died in Rome, August 25, 1648)
found: Indice de las constituciones de Calasanz y otros materialesvolume 1, page 86 (José de Calasanz Gastón, born 1557 in Peralta de la Sal) page 88 (died August 25, 1648)
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1981-10-15: new
2017-02-21: revised
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