Saint Andrew's Abbey in Brugge

SAINT ANDREW'S ABBEY IN BRUGGE (Sint-Andriesabdij and Sint-Andriesabdij van Zevenkerken)

Town/city : Sint-Andries (Brugge), Belgium
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order : Benedictan

Established : 1100
Abolished : 1796
Re-established as Sint-Andriesabdij van Zevenkerken: 1898

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The arm sin the abbey:

Arms of Abbots

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  Jacob van Steenburch (1453-1462)

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  Pieter Maets (1462-1479)

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  Boudewijn Vilain (1509-1519)

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  Joannes Asset (1524/25-1546)

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  Gilbert Le Bleu (1554-1578)

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  Jehan Bourier (1598-1616)

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  Henricus Van den Zype (1616-1659)

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  Benedictus vanden Berghe (1659-1678)

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  Maurus Elewaut (1773-1796/1809)

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  Gerard van Caloen (1898-1912)

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  Theodore Nève (1912-1963)[1][2]

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  Theodore Ghesquière (1963-1976)

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  Michel Coune (1976-1984)

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  Paul Standaert (1984-2005)

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  René Fobe (2005- )

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