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Habit of Saint Colette
Ghent, Belgium -
Remains of Saint Colette Ghent, Belgium
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Saint Colette
by Charles Crauk, 1859 Corbie, France -
Statue of Saint Colette
by Albert Roze, 1925 Corbie, France -
Stained glass window in a Franciscan chapel
Paris, France -
Stained glass window in Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Saint-Ouen, France
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