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Adrienne du Petit-Cambrai

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140:, regarded as problematic. On 25 September 1600 the reliquary of St Alena was opened and the contents inspected by Pierre Vinck, dean of Brussels. The abbess took the opportunity to remove four small bones from the spine and present them to the countesses of Berlaymont and Arenberg. On 14 February 1601, the archbishop issued letters patent authenticating the relics of St Alena in Forest, and ordering that henceforth nothing resembling human remains was to be carried in the procession of St Alena in Dilbeek, but instead a statue of the saint be used. On 24 June 1601 Abbess Adrienne had the relics in Forest carried in solemn procession. 218: 206: 194: 116:
The daughter of Françoise de Gavre of Liedekerke and of Antoine du Petit-Cambrai, lord of Huval, Adrienne du Petit-Cambrai was appointed abbess of Forest Abbey by royal letters patent, and was installed 27 September 1587. The monastery had been devastated during the early decades of the
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Abbess
Forest Abbey
Maria de Taye
Forest Abbey
abbess
Forest Abbey
Dutch Revolt
Dilbeek
Saint Alena
Mathias Hovius
Archbishop of Mechelen
FĂ©lix Victor Goethals
Portals
Biography
icon
Catholicism
Belgium
Categories
1608 deaths
Benedictine abbesses
Belgian Benedictines
Nuns from the Habsburg Netherlands
People from Brussels

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