Dymphna Gezelle
nun, missionary, niece, superior and letter correspondent of Guido Gezelle (1873-1937)
Facts
15 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- August 11, 1873
- Date of death
- January 15, 1937
- Place of birth
- Bruges
- Place of death
- Leuven
- Occupation
- nun (1897–present), missionary, superior (1902–present)
- Mother
- Philomena De Smet[9]
- Sibling
- Hortense Gezelle, Caesar Gezelle, Maria Magdalena Gezelle, Georges Gezelle, Jozef Gezelle, Mathilde Gezelle, Elise Mathilde Maria Gezelle
- Maintained by WikiProject
- Paper Women
- Relative
- Louise Gezelle, Florence Gezelle, Guido Gezelle, Joseph Gezelle, Monica De Vriese, Pieter Jan Gezelle, Camille Lateur, Charles De Smet, Dominica De Taeye[19][20][21]
🏷️ Also known as
en Dymphna Philomena Gezelle
en Sister Wilfine
en Sister Wilfina
en Dymphna Gezelle
cs Dymphna Gezelleová
de Schwester Wilfine
de Schwester Wilfina
fr Soeur Wilfina
fr Soeur Wilfine
nl Zuster Wilfina
nl Zuster Wilfine
🔖 Identifiers · 2
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Foto Dymphna Gezelle (2).jpg ↗
- Described at URL
- gezelle.be
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Summary
Born in Bruges[1], she… she was born on August 11, 1873[2]. She died in Leuven[3]. She died on January 15, 1937[4]. She worked as a nun[5], missionary[6], and superior[7].
FAQs
Where was Dymphna Gezelle born?
Dymphna Gezelle was born in Bruges[1].
Where did Dymphna Gezelle die?
Dymphna Gezelle died in Leuven[3].
Who were Dymphna Gezelle's parents?
Dymphna Gezelle's father was Romaan Gislijn Gezelle[8]. Dymphna Gezelle's mother was Philomena De Smet[9].
What did Dymphna Gezelle do for work?
Dymphna Gezelle worked as nun[5], missionary[6], and superior[7].