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| '''Venerated in''': [[Church of the Canon]] | | '''Venerated in''': [[Church of the Canon]] | ||
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| '''Feast day''': 3rd of Malin's Welcome | | '''Feast day''': 3rd of Malin's Welcome | ||
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| − | | '''Patron of''': Women Soldiery, [[ | + | | '''Patron of''': Women Soldiery, [[Schism War|the Schism War]], Generals |
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| + | | '''Born''': 1460-1470s | ||
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| + | | '''Died''': 24th of Malin's Welcome, 1496 <br> Montfort, [[Duchy of Adria|Adria]], [[Holy Orenian Empire|Oren]] | ||
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| + | | '''Spouse''': [[Paul de Montfort|Paul Carrion]] | ||
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| − | '''Emma Vladov''', canonized as '''Saint Emma of Woldzmir''', is a Canonist [[Saint]] and served as Chief General of the Canonist League during the infamous [[ | + | '''Emma Vladov''', canonized as '''Saint Emma of Woldzmir''', is a Canonist [[Saint]] and served as Chief General of the Canonist League during the infamous [[Schism War]]. She is also known as one of the three Defenders of the Canon, the two others being [[High Pontiff Daniel I|Saint Daniel of Cyriaum]] and [[Otto of Haense|Saint Otto of Vanderfell]]. |
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Emma Vladov, canonized as Saint Emma of Woldzmir, is a Canonist Saint and served as Chief General of the Canonist League during the infamous Schism War. She is also known as one of the three Defenders of the Canon, the two others being Saint Daniel of Cyriaum and Saint Otto of Vanderfell.
