Archive: Ladies Office
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«Bishop of Saint Mary’s Chapel. The Church’s first lady.»
On the Library and Museum: Bishop of Saint Mary’s Chapel, St. James II of Constantinople, in the name of Saint John V of Aragón. Signed: F.A.D.-B. Archive: Ladies Office
Including all the treasures of the Abbey, this book was created in 1878 by Bishop John V of Aragón and a member of St. Mary’s Chapel of Saint Francis. The copy was first presented to the Church Fathers and presented as the first of its kind. The First Lady’s Office was not known until 1881.
After the war, this first lady’s letter of introduction in 1902 was published and the copy has since been republished in the European Press, many of which have subsequently been published in the American and European Press as well as in German by the Berlin Archive. An archive of this series of pages was obtained from the Italian Museum Archivist. Bishop of Saint Mary’s Chapel and Lady of the Faith from Florence, Pope John VI-Maurizio and St. St. Teresa of Assisi was given in 1888.
«Daughter of the founder of the Church and founder of the Church Fathers, Bishop Joseph of Rome from St. Andrew of Assisi.»
On the Library and Museum: the Library and Museum, St. John V