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Meanings of Franciscan in English
Portuguese
ordem dos frades menores Catalan
franciscà Usage of Franciscan in English
1
Two special stamps were issued today to mark important Irish Franciscan anniversaries.
2
Ritschl discerned in it the leaven of the Fraticelli or Franciscan Tertiaries.
3
About a decade after that, he joined the recently founded Franciscan order.
4
The Franciscan, Father Miles, was of a type common in his day.
5
He therefore selected Franciscan monks to effect the conversion of the Indians.
6
The Franciscan is understood to have a fastidiousness and to overcome it.
7
Another Franciscan friar and the town crier were waiting on the platform.
8
The main drag, Victory Boulevard, ramps uphill with a San Franciscan vigor.
9
The Franciscan had a certainty that presently he might begin to baptize.
10
Mentions Father Benedict Groeschel, of the radical Franciscan Friars of the Renewal.
11
A certain San Franciscan is famous for much generous and unobtrusive philanthropy.
12
He spoke to a priest who served a convent of Franciscan nuns.
13
Jameson has Caskmates whiskey, aged in stout barrels from Franciscan Well Brewery.
14
No Franciscan-oreven Jesuit-understands Saint Thomas exactly or explains him with authority.
15
This Franciscan, despite his self-effacement, would perhaps prove of service to him.
16
This was the Franciscan spirit in which Wellesley women took their personal losses.
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