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- Cecil Calvert
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- Cecilius Calvert
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- clean
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- Clementines
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- Cleveland, Ohio, diocese of
- Clifton, England, diocese of
- Climacus, John, Saint
- Clinical Baptism
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- closed doors
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- Clotilda, Saint
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- Clovis
- Cloyne, Ireland, diocese of
- club
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- Cnidus
- coadjutor of the Bishop
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- Cobbett, William
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- code
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- Coimbatore, India, diocese of
- Coimbra, University of
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- Colet, John
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- comb
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- Comedy, Divine
- comes
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- commandery
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- commemoration
- commendatory abbot
- commentaries on the Bible
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- commission
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- Concelebration
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- Corpus domas jejuniis
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- covetousness
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- crypt
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- cupola
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- Cusa, Nicholas of
- Cush
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- Cuvier, Georges Leopold Chretien Frederic Dagobert
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- Cyril of Jerusalem, Saint
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- Cyrillic alphabet
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