Relative to the foundress, soldiers have an enlarged prothorax and fore femora, reduced wings and antennae, and a pale exoskeleton. |
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Unlike other orders of nuns we do not have a mother foundress but look to St Dominic himself as our sole Master. |
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Like our foundress, we are to be consumed with the compassion and zeal of Jesus, the Good Shepherd. |
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A religious of Saint John of God urged the foundress to follow this advice and offered her her first collection basket. |
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Nests become social if a second foundress successfully usurps the nest with the original foundress remaining in the nest as a nonreproductive guard. |
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She was a foundress, and was able to combine the missionary and the contemplative life. |
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As a wife, mother, teacher, nurse, social worker and religious foundress, she stands as a model to all women. |
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For the next three or four months, while the youngsters mature, the foundress cleans the nest regularly and helps keep it cool by fanning her wings. |
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I invite you to follow the path of the history of the Congregation, more so on this year when we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the death of our beloved foundress. |
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Felix knew how to involve others in his work. When he needed money to build a church and residence on the reservation, he enlisted the support of Blessed Katherine Drexel, foundress of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament. |
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By the time of the death of the foundress in 1865, the order had spread from France to 11 countries of Europe, Algeria, and North and South America. |
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