LC control no. | n 81061654 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Corporate name heading | Mariannhill Missionaries |
Variant(s) | Mariannhill Fathers Religiosi missionari de Mariannhill Religious Missionaries of Mariannhill Mariannhill Mission Society Congregation of the Missionaries of Mariannhill R.M.M. RMM Mariannhiller Missionare Congregation of Mariannhill Missionaries CMM C.M.M. Mariannhill Fathers and Brothers Congregatio Missionarium de Mariannhill Missionari di Mariannhill Missionnaires de Mariannhill Marianhill Missionaries |
Beginning date | 1909 |
Associated country | South Africa |
Field of activity | Missions |
Found in | LC data base, Apr. 12, 1997 (hdg.: Mariannhill Fathers; variant: Mariannhiller Missionare) LC manual cat. (info: an order of missionary priests f. by Abbot Franz Pfanner at Mariannhill, So. Africa. Pfanner went to Africa in 1880 and est'd a Trappist abbey at Mariannhill in 1882; the Trappist rule not being suitable for an active missionary life he founded a new order in 1909 which received final approval of its rule in 1914) New Cath. encyc. (Mariannhill Missionaries, Congregation of: Mariannhill Mission Society; traces its origin to Mariannhill Monastery [no publs. in LC data base] f. 1882 near Durban, So. Africa by a group of Trappist monks; the Congregation of Mariannhill Missionaries (CMM) became an independent society in 1909; Mariannhill is also a town, and a Catholic diocese [no publs. in LC data base]) Official Catholic dir. [U.S.], 1995: p. 1323 (Congregation of Mariannhill Missionaries, C.M.M.; Mariannhill Fathers and Brothers; Congregatio Missionarium de Mariannhill; U.S. monastery in Dearborn Heights, Mich.) Ann. pontificio, 1995: p. 1426 (Missionari di Mariannhill; Mariannhiller Missionare; Congregatio Missionarium de Mariannhill, C.M.M.) p. 414 (Mariannhill, diocese, Natal, So. Africa) NLC hdg. in OCLC 8790866 (Mariannhill Missionaries; French hdg.: Missionnaires de Mariannhill) Wikipedia, March 29, 2018 (The Missionary Order of Mariannhill is a Roman Catholic religious congregation of the Roman Catholic Church founded in 1909 by Franz Pfanner, an Austrian Trappist monk; The name of the order come from Mariannhill, a little suburb near Pinetown in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa) <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missionary_Order_of_Mariannhill> |