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Bl. Marie Guyart of the Incarnation
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Death: 1672
Beatified: Pope John Paul II
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Marie Guyart, known latterly as Marie de l'Incarnation, (28 October 1599 - 30 April 1672), was an Ursuline nun who was the religious foundress of the Ursuline order in New France. Marie Guyart was also known as Marie Martin when she got married to Mr. Martin.
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