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Emmaus

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*Monastery (known as Na Slovanech) founded by Charles IV in the New Town of Prague and settled by Croatian Slavonic-speaking Benedictines who renewed Slavonic liturgy, writing, and culture in Prague. ...

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date: 20 June 2025

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