Institution Christianity
Union of Utrecht of the Old Catholic Churches
European Christian denomination, 1889–
- Dated from 1889 CE
- Also called Union of Utrecht
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from 1886 CEMoody Bible Institute
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from 1887 CEThe Catholic University of America
private Catholic University in Washington, D.C. -
from 1887 CEGonzaga University
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from 1891 CESeattle University
Jesuit university in Seattle, Washington, USA -
from 1891 CERoman Catholic Diocese of Cuernavaca
diocese of the Catholic Church in Mexico
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