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* [[Kuisebmond Secondary School]] | * [[Kuisebmond Secondary School]] | ||
* [[Diocese of Eshowe]] | * [[Diocese of Eshowe]] | ||
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* [[ | * [[Emile-Christophe Enard|Emile-Christophe '''Enard''']] | ||
* [[Charles-Henri-Célestin Gibier|Charles-Henri-Célestin '''Gibier''']] | |||
* [[Charles-Henri-Célestin Gibier]] | * [[Ignatius Paul Pinto|Ignatius Paul '''Pinto''']] | ||
* [[ | * [[Agustín Blessing Presinger|Agustín Blessing '''Presinger''']] | ||
* [[Bernardo Agusto Thiel Hoffman]] | * [[Bernardo Agusto Thiel Hoffman|Bernardo Agusto '''Thiel Hoffman''']] | ||
* [[Eugenio Tosi]] | * [[Eugenio Tosi|Eugenio '''Tosi''']] | ||
* [[Gabriel Villaruz Reyes|Gabriel '''Villaruz Reyes''']] | |||
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ORA ET LABORA
Language : Latin
Translation in English : Pray and work
Origin :
Used by :
- Emile-Christophe Enard
- Charles-Henri-Célestin Gibier
- Ignatius Paul Pinto
- Agustín Blessing Presinger
- Bernardo Agusto Thiel Hoffman
- Eugenio Tosi
- Gabriel Villaruz Reyes
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