bonifacia造句

• They have a daughter, Sylvana Bonifacia ( born 1981 ).
• Mother Bonifacia decided to make one final attempt to achieve a reconciliation.
• After completing a basic schooling, Bonifacia began to work as a ropemaker.
• Bonifacia Hernandez Morales told the government news agency Notimex in San Pedro Benito Juarez.
• Nevertheless, Mother Bonifacia felt weak and useless.
• Lituma serves in the Amazon region, where he meets his future bride, Bonifacia.
• Garc韆 did not appreciate either the vision of the Josephites or the contributions of Mother Bonifacia.
• Bonifacia Quispe Fernandez, an Aymara weaver, tells of an ancient hunting ceremony in his native Bolivia.
• While he is away, his friends rape Bonifacia, who then becomes a prostitute at the Green House.
• Garc韆 was one who did not appreciate either the vision of the Josephites or the contributions of Mother Bonifacia.
• This time, in response to this, Mother Bonifacia was able to travel to that region to begin the process for this.
• Spaniard Bonifacia Rodriguez Castro, who lived from 1837 to 1905, begin working when she was 15, after her father, a tailor, died.
• He remained in correspondence with Mother Bonifacia during this time, urging her to come to Catalonia to establish communities of the Servants of St . Joseph there.
• Bonifacia Rodriguez Castro, born in Spain in 1837, went to work at age 15 after her father, a tailor died, to help support her family.
• On January 10, 1874 he founded the religious congregation of the Servants of St . Joseph in Salamanca, Spain, together with Saint Bonifacia Rodr韌uez y Castro.
• On 23 October 2011, Pope Benedict XVI canonized three saints : a Spanish nun Bonifacia Rodr韌uez y Castro, Italian archbishop Guido Maria Conforti and Italian priest Luigi Guanella.
• Bonifacia opened her workshop as a meetingplace for gatherings for working women like herself, both for socializing and for times of reflection on the themes and issues of the day.
• This time, Mother Bonifacia was able to fulfill his repeated requests and was able to travel to that region, in order to begin the process for a possible merger.
• Bonifacia opened her workshop as a meeting place for gatherings for working women like herself, both for socializing and for times of reflection on the themes and issues of the day.
• Bonifacia Rodr韌uez developed deep trust in this vision, and maintained a strong sense of her life as an imitation of that of St . Joseph, who worked quietly building a home in Nazareth.