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Kolbe, Maximilian, Saint, 1894-1941

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Personal name headingKolbe, Maximilian, Saint, 1894-1941
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Variant(s)Kolbe, Father (Maximilian), 1894-1941
Kolbe, Maksymilian Maria, Saint, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Massimiliano, Saint, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Maximilian, Father, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Maximiliano, Saint, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Maximilien, Saint, 1894-1941
Kolbe, padre (Maximilian), 1894-1941
Kolbe, père (Maximilian), 1894-1941
Kolbe, Raimondo, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Raimund, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Rajmund, 1894-1941
Kolbe, Raymond, 1894-1941
Maximiliaan, Pater, 1894-1941
Maximilian, Father, 1894-1941
Associated countryPoland
East Asia
Birth date1894-01-08
Death date1941-08-14
Place of birthZduńska Wola (Poland)
Place of deathOświęcim (Poland)
AffiliationCatholic Church
Conventuals
Profession or occupationClergy
Found inWinowska, M. Our Lady's fool, 1952.
Ricciardi, A. St. Maximilian Kolbe, c1982: CIP t.p. (St. Maximilian Kolbe) introd. (canonized 10-10-82)
Piacentini, E. Maria nel pensiero di san Massimiliano Kolbe, 1982.
Gutwenger, L. Maximilian Kolbe, der Heilige der Immaculata, 1983: p. 12 (christened Raimund Kolbe)
Domański, J. Le père Maximilien Kolbe, 1971.
nuc90-25570: His Le Rosaire, 1983? (hdg. on ODaU-M rept.: Kolbe, Maximilian, Saint, 1894-1941; usage: Père Kolbe)
Kilar, W. Requiem Father Kolbe [SR] 1996, p1995.
New Catholic encyc., 2nd ed. (Kolbe, Maximilian, St.; b. Jan. 8, 1894, Zduska Wola, Poland, d. Aug. 14, 1941, Oświęcim (Auschwitz), Poland; baptized Raymond Kolbe)
In ascolto di padre Kolbe, c2011.
Massimiliano Kolbe, c2013: p. 9 (Raimondo Kolbe)
Ochayta Piñero, F. San Maximiliano Kolbe, 2013.
Wikipedia, viewed November 16, 2021: English Maximilan Kolbe page (Maximilain Maria Kolbe; born Rajmund Kolbe; Polish form of name: Maksymilian Maria Kolbe; born 8 January 1894 in Zduńska Wola; died 14 August 1941 in Auschwitz; venerated as Saint Maximilain Kolbe; Polish Catholic priest and Conventual Franciscan friar who volunteered to die in place of a stragner in the German death camp of Auschwitz; canonized and declared a martyr of charity on 10 October 1982; also known as the Apostle of Consecration to Mary; joined Conventual Franciscan order in 1907; first vows in 1911; final vows in 1914, when he adopted the additional name Maria; ordained priest in 1918; missionary work in East Asia between 1930 and 1936)
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