The Christian Brothers (verduidelijking)
"The Christian Brothers" is samengesteld uit ten minste 2 verschillende auteurs, onderscheiden door hun werken.
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The Christian Brothers (2)
Irish Composition by the Christian Brothers 2 exemplaren
Nuachúrsa Gaeilge na mBraithre Críostaí 2 exemplaren
First Steps in Irish. Draft Copy 2nd Edition 1 exemplaar
Irish Grammar, Najinean 1 exemplaar
Glor na hEireann 1 exemplaar
Éist agus labhair / leis na Bráithre Críostaí 1 exemplaar
Edmund Ignatius Rice and the Christian Brothers 1 exemplaar
Cuir Sios Air 1 exemplaar
Éist agus Labhair 1 exemplaar
Christian politeness and counsels for youth 1 exemplaar
The Christian Brothers (1)
Titels zijn toegeschreven aan Brothers of the Christian Schools.
Third Reader 1 exemplaar
The Christian Brothers (onbekend)
First steps in Irish 3 exemplaren
The Christian Brothers Gourmet and Entertaining Guide for Winter Spring Summer & Autumn (1978) 1 exemplaar
Fourth Reader by the Christian Brothers 1 exemplaar
Edmund Ignatius Rice 1 exemplaar
THE CATHOLIC YOUTH'S HYMN BOOK 1 exemplaar
Higher Literary Reader 1 exemplaar
The Catholic Youth's Hymn Book: Containing the Hymns of the Seasons and Festivals of the Year, and an Extensive… (2017) 1 exemplaar
New Irish Grammer 1 exemplaar
Oceania: a new province 1 exemplaar
Centenary Record 1 exemplaar
One hundred years : Christian Brothers Drogheda 1 exemplaar
Fortifying youth 1 exemplaar
Christian brothers 1868-1968 1 exemplaar
Tardun Golden Jubilee 1928..1978 1 exemplaar
Echoes from St Augustine’s Orphanage Geelong 1 exemplaar
Graiméar na Gaedhilge 1 exemplaar
A school grammar of the English language 1 exemplaar
New Irish grammar 1 exemplaar
Inheritance - Collection 2 1 exemplaar
Algemene kennis
- Ontwarringsbericht
- The name "Christian Brothers" has been used by two different religious communities involved in Catholic education.
1) "Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools," aka De La Salle Christian Brothers, Lasallian Christian Brothers, or French Christian Brothers. Founded in 17th c. France by St. Jean Baptiste De La Salle.
2) "Congregation of Christian Brothers," aka Edmund Rice Christian Brothers, or Irish Christian Brothers. Founded in 19th c. Ireland by Bl. Edmund Rice.