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1910 New Catholic Dictionary

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George Pugh George Sala George Stokes George the Bearded George von Peuerbach George, Saint Georges Cartier Georges Cuvier Georges Darboy Georgetown University Georgia Georgia, United States, Mission to Georgiana Fullerton Gerald de Barry Gerald Griffin Gerald Molloy Geraldton, Australia, Diocese of Geramb, Ferdinand de Gerarchia Cattolica Gerard Groote Gerard Majella, Saint Gerard, John Gerard, Saint Gerhard of Burgundy Germain of Auxerre, Saint Germain of Paris, Saint Germaine Cousin, Saint German Baptist Dunkards German Catholic League German Evangelical Ministers' Conference German Evangelical Protestant Ministers' Associati German Gardiner, Blessed German-Hungarian College Germany Geronimo, Francis de, Saint Gerson, Jean Charlier de Gertrude the Great, Saint Gervasius, Saint Gesta Dei Per Francos Gesta Romanorum Gethsemani Gethsemani, Abbey of Our Lady of Gezireh, Mesopotamia, Iraq, Diocese of Gheel, Belgium Ghent, Belgium, Diocese of Gherardo Caccianemici Dal Orbo Ghibellines, Guelphs and Ghiberti, Lorenzo Di Cione Ghirlandajo, Domenico Bigordi Ghost, Holy Giacinto Bobone Giacomo Pichler Giacomo Savelli Giammaria Ciocchi Del Monte Giant Giaour Gibbons, James Gibraltar Gideon Giffard, Bonaventure Gift of Tongues Gift, Supernational Gifts of the Holy Ghost Gil Muñoz Gilbert of Sempringham, Saint Gilbert, John Thomas Gilbert, Rosa Mulholland Gilbertines Gildas the Wise, Saint Giles de Coninck Giles of Assisi, Blessed Giles of Rome Giles, Saint Gilianus, Saint Gillespie, Eliza Maria

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