What does C.R.T. mean?
C.R.T. means Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines?
Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines can be abbreviated as C.R.T.
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What does C.R.T. stand for? C.R.T. stands for "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines". |
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How to abbreviate "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines"? "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines" can be abbreviated as C.R.T.. |
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What is the meaning of C.R.T. abbreviation? The meaning of C.R.T. abbreviation is "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines". |
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What is C.R.T. abbreviation? One of the definitions of C.R.T. is "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines". |
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What does C.R.T. mean? C.R.T. as abbreviation means "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines". |
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What is shorthand of Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines? The most common shorthand of "Clerici Regulares Theatini (Theatines" is C.R.T.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CASH - Clerici Apostolici S Hieronymi
- CRM - Clerici Regulares Minores
- CRSP - Clerici Regulares Sancti Pauli
- CRS - Clerici Regulares Sancti
- cr - Canonici Regulares
- C.R.C.S. - Clerici Regulares Congregationis Somaschæ
- C.R.I.C. - Canonici Regulares Immaculate Conecptionis
- C.R.L. - Canonici Regulares Lateranenses
- C.R.M. - Clerici Regulares Minores
- C.R.M.D. - Clerici Regulares Matris Dei
- C.R.M.I. - Clerici Regulares Ministrantes Infirmis
- C.R.S.P. - Clerici Regulares Sancti Pauli
- C.R.S.P. - Clerici Regulares Pauperum Matris Dei Scholarum Piarum
- C.S.V. - Clerici Sancti Viatoris
- C.R.C.S. - Clerici Regulares Congregationis Somaschae (Somaschi Fathers
- C.R.I.C. - Canonici Regulares Immaculatae Conceptionis
- C.R.S.P. - Clerici Regulares Sancti Pauli (Barnabites
- C.S.V. - Clerici Sancti Viatoris (Clerks, or Clerics, of St.Viateur
- S.J.C. - Canonici Regulares Sancti Joannis Cantii (Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius