| The oratories tended to have permanent officers under the direction of the rector of the local baptismal church. |
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| She made tabernacle doors, Stations of the Cross, crucifixes as well as other items for churches and oratories all over the country. |
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| There are the remains of a number of oratories and some stone monuments that may be pre-Christian. |
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| Like Don Bosco, she found disciples among the best among her pupils and formed them for the work of the oratories. |
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| Proof of this is his more than ten operas, along with numerous cantatas, masses and oratories. |
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| The large proliferation of oratories, miserable mosques inserted in marginal neighbourhoods confirms it. |
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| We are educators and our Congregation throughout the world is able to have its own schools, youth centres, oratories. |
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| As a composer, Casals is less well known, though he has written symphonies, oratories, quartets, sonatas, and songs. |
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| The diocese of Brescia near Milan, he said, has 400 priests, 408 oratories and 426 soccer fields. |
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| Somewhiles by sufferance, and somewhiles by special leave and favour, they erected to themselves oratories. |
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| Because the wealthy classes wanted to keep distinguishing themselves, the cemetery became an ostentatious place: monuments tended to be increasingly voluminous and opulent, until they come to resemble private oratories. |
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| The church is a great complex that includes a number of chapels, oratories, cloisters and subterranean chambers and holds many icons, mosaics and important religious statues. |
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| Preaching in churches or oratories by the non-ordained faithful can be permitted only as a supply for sacred ministers or for those particular reasons foreseen by the universal law of the Church or by Conferences of Bishops. |
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| Today she combines opera with chamber music recitals and oratories. |
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| One of the three oratories annexed, the oratory of Saint Silvia, is said to lie over the tomb of Gregory's mother. |
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| From royal tombs to rich Chaucerian oratories, alabaster was evidently a material held in high regard. |
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| Together with the two Japanese novices, we sixteen Korean novices shared moments of pastoral work in the oratories of the noviciate, in some flat complexes and in the playground of the state elementary school. |
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