We are using cookies This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
That remains the characteristic of Benedictinemonasteries to this day.
2
Each of the earlier Benedictinemonasteries had been an isolated community, independent and self-governing.
3
[Footnote 86: "Bold Mountain"- aplacein Poland, where one of the first three Benedictinemonasteries was built by the king, Boleslaw Chrobry (the Valiant) 1125.
1
Tavistock was a Benedictinemonastery, over which forty abbots ruled in succession.
2
These words were carved on the entrance to every BenedictineMonastery.
3
That low building is the Benedictinemonastery, and this is its little chapel.
4
They take place at the Benedictinemonastery, Turvey Abbey, but are not faith based.
5
That remains the characteristic of Benedictinemonasteries to this day.
Usage of benedictine abbey in inglês
1
He was a monk of the BenedictineAbbey at Bury, in Suffolk.
2
It was a Benedictineabbey, as severe in its rules as that of Clairvaux.
3
Beaulieu was once the seat of a powerful Benedictineabbey.
4
Melk Benedictineabbey lies some 50 miles west of Vienna.
5
Kennedy came back, they got into the carriage again, and they drove to the Benedictineabbey.
6
For many, Benedictineabbeys were no longer the perfect mirror of God's purpose for the world.
7
From Zurich we proceeded to the BenedictineAbbey of Einfidlen, snore commonly styled Our Lady of the Hermits.
8
He died soon after, without the rites of the church, and was interred secretly at a Benedictineabbey.
9
It's a popular tourist destination because of Santa Maria de Montserrat, a Benedictineabbey built in the 1400s.
10
Benedictineabbeys usually conformed to a common scheme as regards the planning of the church and the conventual buildings.
11
The Benedictineabbey, being enriched with the bones of two saints, former Abbots of Cluny, became a famous pilgrimage.
12
"Would you like to go to a Benedictineabbey tomorrow?" asked Kennedy.
13
He was buried with the state that became a crowned king in the BenedictineAbbey Church of St. Peter, Gloucester.
14
Sweyn, in 1020, having destroyed the older monastery and ejected the secular priests, built a Benedictineabbey on its site.
15
I was eight and a half when Léonie left school, and I took her place at the BenedictineAbbey in Lisieux.
16
Dressed in a brown habit, he tells us that this is the world's longest continually operating Benedictineabbey, offering hospitality since 982.