| Their hope is to purchase land to found a private school, as well as, one day, to build a motherhouse as a spiritual centre, a home for their community. |
| Still very active at sixty years old, she was sent to the motherhouse to oversee the novices ' manual work. |
| Her mortal remains repose in a private oratory of the Institute's Motherhouse in Rome. |
| In 1836, Fliedner opened a hospital and a deaconess motherhouse. |
| Since 1992, the company has had its home at Sinsinawa, WI, the Dominican Motherhouse, and has been able to have space to grow and reach out to many musicians. |
| After teaching a very short time, only one year, I taught a little at the motherhouse and I went to Trois-Rivieres to serve and there, they saw I had a facility for teaching. |
