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Sentence Examples The friary was opened on November 13, 1952, with a small chapel in it for the use of the friars. The friars lived by begging, mostly in towns, where they were best placed to engage in their principal vocations, pastoral work and preaching. A man with a tonsure, much like the friars of old, poked his awkwardly shaped head out of the opening. The laity, however, reserved their deepest respect for the celibate, highly-educated Franciscan friars. A pair of Benedictine friars riding on mules and wearing dust-goggles,, appear ahead on the road. There was a long silence in which we heard naught but the sanative hums of the friars and abbes. Early in the thirteenth century, the monastic map of western Europe was transformed by the emergence of the mendicant friars. One of the four main orders of friars, the Dominican s were founded in 1205 by St. Dominic, an Augustinian Canon. There, he advises that someone should recite the Credo continuously for a dying person, which was the customary practice of his fellow friars. Among regular clergy, the orders of friars retained a slightly double-edged esteem among the laity as skilled confessors and dramatic preachers. The friars inhabited the cloister, sang the matins, fasted and prayed within the walls and lived their lives in Banada six centuries ago. Thomas was a biblical commentator, an educator of his fellow friars, a theologian, a preacher, and a great contemplative. Michael Robson analyzes the preaching and service of Dominican and Franciscan friars. The foundation of the Dominican and Franciscan Orders of friars in the thirteenth century transformed the spiritual life of the Western Church. Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls. Friaries were occupied by friars, abbeys were headed by abbots, priories by priors. In the 1200s, members of new religious orders, called friars, began to work among the people. There is no better time to initiate experientially the friars and sisters of the Order in collaboration than during their initial formation. Rabelais continually returns to the indolence and gulosity of the friars. In 1221 the friars Preachers founded their first convent in Friesach, the oldest town in Carinthia, Austria. Show More Sentences The friars pursue this ministry communally, bound together by the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. Although relations between the friars and the secular clergy had been canonically settled, friction between the two groups continued. It was founded by the Dominican friars of the Order of Preachers and named Royal Pontifical University of St Geronimo of Havana. The church of the friars, the biggest one in Venice, is the necropolis of the Doges. All the friars are to wear poor clothes and they can use pieces of sackcloth and other material to mend. them, with God's blessing. My three children, already since their childhood, attended the meetings, fraternizing with the friars and Sisters. This missal was adopted by the Franciscan friars and spread by them throughout Europe. But for many friars, too, this area of Justice and Peace is unknown, so that it is important to let the fraternities know of this concern. I was delighted to see the Hall of my very secular alma mater «packed to the rafters» with friars and sisters and the young people of the world. From two papal bulls kept there one learns that it is very probable that the friars arrived in Messina in around 1221, the year St. Dominic died. The founding group was led by Father Gordian Marshall, known to many friars throughout the Order for his service at General Chapters. Starting in 1950, the monastery functioned as a concentration camp for priests and friars of various orders. Apart from the friars, thousands of other franciscans participated in the event, members of the SFO, of GIFRA and other well-wishers. Again this year the German Provinces are offering their fellow friars an intensive course, to be given in Germany. The Indians took revenge by killing the friars, as they thought that they had been in connivance with the kidnappers. Five centuries later, the memory of those first Dominican friars continues to live on among the indigenous people of Vera Paz. That evening he admitted four friars of the Province and one of the Custody of La Serena to Solemn Profession during the Eucharist. To promote fraternal life, each friary should decide which activities should be participated in by all the friars. For this reason the friars have been forced to leave the friary, making do with provisional accommodation. The experience was promising and the friars were very hopeful, dedicated in body and soul to their new apostolic work. Show More Sentences Presided by the cardinal archbishop of Barcelona, Spain, several bishops and many Dominican friars concelebrated. In 1844 ten friars had found an action place in an approved school in Saint Hubert and in another house in Namen. It was carved out of the rock by Mercedarian friars in the seventeenth century. And in 1995 he moved to San Juan Macías Priory in San Antonio, Texas, where he gave a prayerful witness to the many younger friars living there. They stand as the result of an exchange of values and influences between evangelising Franciscan friars and the native population. Was this inquiry not sufficiently known, not deemed that important or viewed as only for the friars? When the mendicant friars arose in the thirteenth century, there was a need for more portable books, to accompany the wandering preachers in their work. One document acknowledges an archdeacon's grant of the use of his books to a house of Franciscan friars, who were to keep the books when the donor died. All the other friars, too, are bound to obey their guardians in the same way, and say the Office according to the Rule. A mendicant order of friars who preferred practical application of their beliefs to theological debate, the Franciscans served the Church as protectors of the Indians. While recognizing the gifts of the young student, the friars refused him admittance to the Order until he was eighteen. At the end the friars of Sacro Convento show us their refectory? you would not image how huge it is! He spent more than a year living with Franciscan friars working in impoverished areas all over the world, including India, Jamaica, and the United States. But it is not impossible to envision native Dominican friars, nuns and lay people. After the reassembling of the religious community in 1817 the friars gathered other books. The participants explained the challenges JPSC presented in their own countries and told of the efforts made to animate the friars it involved. This is why it is not only the syndic who is called to render an account to the community but also each one and all of the friars. Many friars, paradoxically, complain that they do not know many of the things that are happening in the Order. When the first missionary friars arrived in what was then called New Spain, they decided to evangelize the indigenous peoples in their own languages. To see a number of very different friars who are happy to live together manages to seduce even the pilgrims that are most hostile to the Church. Show More Sentences They visited the local church dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary which is run by a small community of Dominican friars. All the friars gathered together at Monza, on November 17, at the ancient Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Graces. Exchanges focused on the task of general government in reference to the animation of the friars. The cross was erected in remembrance of the friars who died in the Pueblo Revolt. When the Franciscan friars came to Thuringin around 1224, St. Elizabeth befriended them. The friars taking the course will have about 25 years of profession or priestly ordination. He escaped to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Cuero, where other exiled Spanish friars were caring for the people in Dewitt and Lavaca Counties. Spiazzi's voluminous writings are a major testimony to this, along with the work of friars such as Rutten, Van Gestel, Welty and Utz. He approves their rules and presides over the inhabitation of the first three friars. As Brian Pierce said in his 2007 CIDALC report, «congregationalism» prevents sisters from being Family while clericalism prevents friars. The late Robert Brentano examines the interaction of the countryside and the city in terms of the mendicant friars who lived in and moved between both worlds. The Policraticus became widely known as its many moralizing stories proved a popular source for the teaching exempla cited by friars in their sermons. Thus, during Columbus's second voyage, Benedictine friars accompanied him, along with twelve other priests. Dominican friars who arrived at the Spanish settlement at Santo Domingo strongly denounced the enslavement of the local Native Americans. These Indian towns close to the capital were the most desirable ones for encomenderos to hold and for the friars to evangelize. Nicodemus recalled the news which was shared with all the Dominicans, friars, nuns, sisters and laypersons, who live in so many countries around the world. I also counted on the daily help of the friars to correct my homework. Indeed, under the Spaniards, missionising friars had run the place. By 1229, the friars had a small house near the fifth station of the Via Dolorosa. Funds could only be accepted on behalf of the friars for determined, imminent, real necessities that could not be provided for from begging. Show More Sentences John XXII's actions thus demolished the fictitious structure that gave the appearance of absolute poverty to the life of the Franciscan friars. The Conventual Franciscans consists of 290 houses worldwide with almost 5000 friars in the world. There was a decline in traditional monastic life but the mendicant orders of friars grew, particularly in the expanding burghs. There were significant changes in religion which saw mendicant friars and new devotions expand, particularly in the developing burghs. Giovanni Antonio de Carbonariis and the other friars who accompanied the 1498 expedition had stayed in Newfoundland and founded a mission. Thus, unordained monks, friars, nuns, and religious brothers and sisters are not part of the clergy. They prescribe how it is necessary to behave in the cases in which it is the individual friar more than friars who do not exercise their religious duties or behave badly. In 1763, the family of AL DAHDAH reigned Byblos, its members were known by their religiousness and piety, they reconstruct this church and set upright the Lebanese friars to serve it as they still do. He was assisted in his work by Jean Carquet, prior of the friars of Prouilhe, and amongst the documents he consulted was probably the cartulary of Prouilhe, now lost, almost certainly at the French Revolution. The purpose of the visit, which was confined to Jerusalem and Nazareth, was to inspirit the friars, with the new millennium and the Jubilee coming up. The democratic tradition of the preaching friars is inseparable from a tradition of fraternal life, rigorous exchanges in intellectual debate, from interior life and an evangelic spirit. The names of the first two friars to take up residence there are known: the already mentioned Reginald and Roderico Lemanno who, notwithstanding his surname was perhaps a Sicilian. The crises of the Worker Priests, all the big events through which society and the Church passed, have their own repercussion on the acquisition of books that allowed the friars to work. I never got any clear answer from the friars at the seminary to so many of the questions that kept running through my head, so I gradually got bogged down in doubt. With all my heart, I beg the friars in our Lord Jesus Christ to be on their guard against pride, boasting, envy, and greed, against the cares and anxieties of this world, against detraction and complaining. The incorrupt remains of the blessed Matteo were taken from the common cemetery of the friars and put beneath the first altar to the left on entering the church of St. Peter the Martyr in Vigevano. Inviting new friars and sisters aces is still an issue. And we friars can thoughtlessly and uncritically adopt society's patterns. He challenged us to be linked to the evangelization carried out by our friars, so that together we could follow the path of holiness of the man of God, St. Dominic of Guzman. Both answered me: «There are many other causes of Dominican friars, sisters, nuns and laypersons we have to study and promote, dreaming of the day when they also, with God's help, will be beatified or canonized by the Church. Show More Sentences We all have need of the witness of fraternal life of the friars, the contemplative dimension lived by the Poor Clares, and the secular presence of Franciscan laypeople. It was also underlined that the active presence of friars in the offices of the Holy See touches the very heart of the franciscan vocation, just as it is also a great honour for the Order. In fact, although there were already some Provinces that followed this new praxis, until then each convent had the right to affiliate its own friars, to have its own Novitiate and Studentate. The Nuns were garlanded by the friars, sisters and the laity. This year the friars decided to restore and refurbish the friary. There will be two sections: a residence for the friars, and a pastoral centre, to accommodate the ever-increasing number of people who come to the friary for some days of spiritual retreat. When the national Government was in a position to accept the responsibility of academic development, the friars ceded the colleges in order to obtain their immediate insertion among the schools for the lower classes. The ministers, for their part, are bound to receive them kindly and charitably, and be so sympathetic towards them that the friars can speak and deal with them as employers with their servants. The commission proposed practical and spiritual suggestions for listening to, accepting and sharing the Word of God: all the friars during On-going Formation are invited to a prayerful reading of the Word. Each of the friars indicated the work he does in the Roman Curia, explaining both the delicacy of the work itself and the not inconsiderable commitment that it requires. Witness to the ancient history of this place is the window that offers a striking view of the basilica and from which a long time ago the friars silently observed Saint Dominic praying during his night vigils. The friars of the Community were also asked to lead a torchlight procession through the city from the site of the former Dominican convent to the new university campus. There they speak about their daily living in order to remind their «followers» that behind the use of these technologies there is a community of friars «in flesh and blood». Las Casas himself was refused absolution at a later time when he went to confession to one of the friars since at that time he was also an encomendero, even though kind to the Indians in his service. We recommend that in a spirit of fraternity each Province find the means for helping the aged and infirm friars to come to terms with their human and Franciscan identity in a way adapted to their concrete situation. The friars living there try to lead them to an attitude of deeper peace, helping them to taste the presence of God and the regenerative power of the quiet beauty of the Donegal coast. This also offered us the opportunity to bless the new Dominican house in Qarah Qosh, built in order to provide a home for the friars who had to leave the convent in Mosul, temporarily, we hope. I marvelled at seeing friars and nuns drinking from the same and only cup. We have been very fortunate that, in the living memory of our community, these vicars have been wise and prudent friars who have encouraged us to take responsibility for the internal government of our community life. These orientations are addressed analogically to the different branches of the Order: friars, nuns, sisters of Apostolic Life, secular institutes, Dominican laity. Show More Sentences The meeting ended with the celebration of theHoly Mass presided bythe parishpriest, Bro José Luis Trejo op, and concelebrated by Bro David and the friars of the three communities present in Uruguay. We the visitators have been edified by the witness of many of the friars. Because the friars had but one chair of theology and the list of trained bachelors waiting to incept was long, regent masters were replaced annually. The Minister General brought the meeting to a close with a solemn concelebration in the church of the Provincial curia, afterwards meeting the friars of the Province. The Rector of the Antonianum, Fr Marco Nobile, has appointed the following friars as members of the Organising Committee: Fr Luigi Padovese, OFMCap. There were a large number of young Dominican friars at the event and at the end of the evening they chanted compline in the chapel at Lambeth Palace. The friars opted unanimously for the Rule of St. Augustine. In a letter he sent to the different communities, he invited the friars to prepare themselves through a conventual colloquium on the subject of inter-religious dialogue. What touches the friars who participate», Bro Thierry recalls, «is the ease with which people, often remote from any religious practice are open to meet others and ready to finally listen to another word. Greek and Cossack alike must have marveled at the audacity and the stubbornness of those friars who patiently came back, time after time, rebuilding where their slaughtered predecessors had rebuilt a generation before. The absence of older brothers from our fraternities would be an inestimable loss for the younger friars, as it would entail the loss of the sense of time and of the true direction and meaning of life. We're on the ninth day of the Chapter  and what impresses me is the richness of the order, not only the number of the friars here, but the fact that we're found all over the world. He concluded by listing the names of other friars of the Provinces of Spain, Aragon, Andalusia and the Holy Rosary who gave, in the same way, witness to their faith by the shedding of their blood. From the tiny seed sown by the first three Irishmen, who arrived in the suburbs of Sydney in 1879, was born the Province of the Holy Spirit, which today numbers 145 friars, present in four nations of Asia and Oceania. As a sign of friendship and unity, the icon shows, around the image of the Saint, the faces of the friars of Capistrano and of the Serbian Orthodox community of Trieste, the city where the Metropolitan normally resides. The order includes friars, nuns, and laypersons. After several decades of desultory exploration by soldiers and friars, Juan de Oñate of New Spain was given contracts for colonization in 1595 and made the first permanent settlements a few years later. It isn't that the friars are on a journey and you are not. What I saw was a community of friars in a very free and joyful atmosphere. It is incumbent on all friars to ensure that this assistance is the best that could be provided both for the SFO and YouFra and for the very nature of their own Orders. Show More Sentences After Ludwig's death in 1227 and her expulsion from the castle, Elizabeth turned to the friars, placed her hands on the altar in the Franciscan chapel, and made a public profession, taking the grey habit of a penitent. Some 40 Franciscan friars and nuns, Armenian monks and Greek monks have been confined to the Basilica since 2 April, with no water, food, or electricity. In the 14th century friars came to Newport where they built an isolation hospital for infectious diseases. At that time there would have been about 270 persons living there, of whom about 80 would have been friars. This was calculated to appeal to the passions of the populace of towns who appeared to have particular complaints against friars. Near the end she wished that the friars who attended her would seek the reconciliation of the King and the Earl of Angus. A number of returned settlers and friars lobbied against Columbus at the Spanish court, accusing him of mismanagement. The friars found that learning all the indigenous languages was impossible in practice, so they concentrated on Nahuatl. The carcass is split down the spine using a bone saw or, as the friars do, using a reciprocating saw. He was accused of suspicious correspondence with the Franciscan friars in Mechelen but no incriminating writings were uncovered in his home or at the friary in Mechelen. Exploring expeditions were accompanied by Franciscan friars. Franciscan brothers are informally called friars or the Minorites. In contrast, the burghs saw the flourishing of mendicant orders of friars in the later 15th century, who placed an emphasis on preaching and ministering to the population. Neither monks nor friars, the Theatines first, then the Barnabites, Somaschi, Jesuits, and others responded to ecclesial needs in a time of turbulent reformation. In 1224 Agnellus of Pisa led a small group of friars to England. There are soldiers, policemen, priests and friars, as well as a motley mass of women, children, babies and dogs, and upon special occasions a very brass band. Manion also discusses the Dominican influence on the design of these books, connecting this influence to pictures of friars as instructors in the Pelites Heures. Tutors for the young Robert and his brothers were most likely drawn from unbeneficed clergy or mendicant friars associated with the churches patronised by their family. After 1260, Bacon's activities were restricted by a statute prohibiting the friars of his order from publishing books or pamphlets without prior approval. The conqueror himself was said to have met the friars as they approached the capital, kneeling at the feet of the friars who had walked from the coast. Show More Sentences Dominican friars were sent around the world to establish their religious order and arrived in the UK in 1221 where they set about building monasteries and friaries. Examples from Classical Literature And he went to the friars at esker to take it off of him, and they took it off. Other interesting testimony to the bookcraft and collecting habits of the friars is not wanting. Your Majesty has ordered that no Observantine friars may come to this country, but that all who come be discalced. A priest came out, wearing the Jacobin habit, one of those preaching friars who had been fevering the blood of Paris. Thus, by forcing their way into the guardhouse, the friars, brought him into the city. The work of civilizing them was left to Legaspi and the Spanish friars, who were the first real settlers. At the beginning the inquisitors were Dominican friars, presumably good theologians but unversed in the intricacies of the law. They lead to the cells of the friars, and are distinct from the entrances to the church. The friars at this tide were nought inclined to mirth, but uneathly kept their seats, silently eyeing each other, and casting in their minds what selcouth gambol was to follow this preparation. Do you think he will teach us to do cures like the friars used at esker? At that instant the friars muleteers came up and asked what he was stripping him for. He was accompanied, of course, by the fearless and quenchless friars. But although Robin fought against the clergy, the friars and monks who did wrong, he did not fight against religion. The friars looked at one another with a woeful look, and slowly and sadly they mounted their horses again and rode away with never a word. There are rogues and knaves here, friars and priests, barons and burgesses, bakers and butchers, tailors and tanners, masons and miners, and folk of many other crafts. Find more words! 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