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Franz Pfanner (1825 – 24 May 1909), also anglicised as Francis Pfanner, was an Austrian Trappist abbot and founder of Mariannhill Monastery in South Africa and the Mariastern Abbey in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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rdfs:comment	Franz Pfanner OCSO (* 21. September 1825 in Langen bei Bregenz als Wendelin Pfanner; † 24. Mai 1909 in Emaus, Südafrika) war Trappist, Priester, Abt und Missionar. (de) Franz Pfanner (1825 – 24 May 1909), also anglicised as Francis Pfanner, was an Austrian Trappist abbot and founder of Mariannhill Monastery in South Africa and the Mariastern Abbey in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. (en) Franz Wendelin Pfanner, né le 21 septembre 1825 à Langen, près de Brégence, et mort le 24 mai 1909 à Emmaüs dans le Natal, est un trappiste autrichien, fondateur des missionnaires de Mariannhill et des sœurs missionnaires du Précieux-Sang. (fr) Franz Pfanner (Langen bei Bregenz, 21 settembre 1825 – , 24 maggio 1909) è stato un missionario austriaco dell'Ordine dei Cistercensi della Stretta Osservanza, fondatore del monastero di Mariannhill (in Sudafrica) e delle congregazioni dei Missionari di Mariannhill e delle Missionarie del Preziosissimo Sangue. (it) Франц Пфаннер в миру Венделин Пфаннер (нем. Franz Pfanner; 21 сентября 1825, Ланген-бай-Брегенц, Форарльберг, Австрийская империя — 24 мая 1909, Эммаус, Наталь, Южная Африка) — австрийский католический церковный деятель, монах-траппист, миссионер, основатель мужской монашеской конгрегации миссионеры из Марианхилла, аббат, Слуга Божий. (ru) Franciszek Pfanner, Franz Pfanner, właśc. Wendelin Pfanner (ur. 21 września 1825 w Langen-Hub, Austria, zm. 24 maja 1909 w Emaus, Południowa Afryka) – austriacki duchowny, opat, trapista, misjonarz, założyciel Opactwa Mariannhill, Sługa Boży. (pl)
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