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ABBEY OF THE BRIDGETTINES IN ARRAS (Les Religieuses du Convent de Brigitines de la ville d'Arras)
Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order: Birgittines (Order of the Most Holy Savior )
Established : ?
Abolished : ?
French | D'argent, à une Sainte Vierge de carnation, tenant l'enfant Jésus de même, sur son bras dextre, et de sa main senestre tenant u n sceptre d'or ; la Vierge vêtue de gueules et d'azur et couronnée d'or.
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