Meanings of franciscan convent in English

We next went to the Picture Gallery, which is in the Franciscan Convent.

Brought up in a Franciscan convent, he was made a priest in 1520.

The chamber I occupied, had once been the library of a Franciscan convent.

For the benefit of the original inhabitants, that Franciscan Convent was built by the conqueror.

Our own rooms looked upon our own garden, and upon the church and Franciscan convent beyond.

The bells of the Franciscan convent and the Bishop's palace, according to his orders, all tolled loudly.

I lodged at the Franciscan Convent, of which the terrace commands the best view, perhaps, of the city.

They soon reached the Franciscan Convent.

This Sister Mary of Agrada was the head of a Franciscan convent founded by herself in her own house.

Sarai became the seat of both a Latin and a Russian metropolitan, and of more than one Franciscan convent.

That is, indeed, a happiness that brother Clement, upon his grass-bank in the Franciscan convent, could never have expected!

It is not even known where he was first buried; but probably it was in the Franciscan convent at Valladolid.

When old enough I was sent to school, and then served my noviciate in the Franciscan convent in Villa Viçosa.

The opportunity was eagerly used to carry off the colonel, stunned and bleeding, within the gates of a Franciscan convent.

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Their missions embraced nearly all the known world; and, in 1621, there were in Spanish America alone five hundred Franciscan convents.