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St. Gertrude of Nivelles

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St. Gertrude was an abbess who was born in 626 ce in Nivelles, a city in present-day Belgium that was once part of the powerful Frankish kingdom of early medieval western Europe. She was the daughter of Pippin I, a mayor…
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