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Meanings of cistercian order in English
Catholic religious order.
Related terms
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Examples for "cistercians"
Examples for "cistercians"
1
The death-day of the founder is still kept solemnly by Cistercians.
2
He died amongst his brethren, the Cistercians, at Alcalá in 1577.
3
What did it matter that it had originally been the home of Cistercians?
4
To others than Cistercians, Grey Friars is a dreary place possibly.
5
To others than Cistercians, Gray Friars is a dreary place possibly.
1
They were called white monks, from the color of their habit.
2
They are all white monks, white, pale as death.
3
And the white monks do sing
4
Further north, in Mid-Morgraunt, is Gracedieu, her other foundation-equallyendowed, but holding white nuns instead of white monks.
5
Is there something fundamentally wrong with white people? Titters from the audience, especially the white monks and nuns.
Usage of cistercian order in English
1
The earliest foundations were houses of the Cistercian Order and the Augustinians.
2
The heavy white habit of the Cistercian order covered him like a husk.
3
Before leaving, the woman demanded a meeting with all Cistercian Order members, including the bipolar monk.
4
The conference will examine various aspects of the history of the Cistercian Order in medieval Europe, especially Scotland.
5
All members of the 900-year-old Cistercian Order are expected to work part of every day to support their abbey.
6
The method of government adopted for the Cistercian Order is also a contrast by imitation of the Cluniac arrangements.
7
Today there are several orders within the Cistercians, one of which is the OCSO, Cistercian Order of the Strict Observance.
8
At this juncture a certain Father Bernard de Montgaillard, Abbot of Orval, of the Cistercian Order, came to the town.
9
The meetings of the commission were held in the Library of the Cathedral, once a collegiate church of the Cistercian order.
10
This superb convent was dedicated to St. Mary, and the monks were of the Cistercian Order, of whom the poet wrote:
11
Both entered the Cistercian order, and led holy lives, avoiding all preferment- adifficultmatter for Waltheof, stepson to one king and cousin to another.
12
He succeeds the Right Rev Dom Colmcille O'Toole, who had held the position since 1964 and was among the longest-serving abbots in the Cistercian Order.
13
It was of the Cistercian order, founded by Henry de Lacy in 1157, and valued at the dissolution at 329l.
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