house of mercy造句

• Within this courtyard is a U-planned building-the former House of Mercy.
• In Catherine s House of Mercy, Sisters of Mercy cared for the poor, sick and uneducated.
• At the end of one year they professed vows and returned to the House of Mercy.
• The Holy House of Mercy Building is owned and managed by Holy House of Mercy Charitable Foundation.
• The Holy House of Mercy Building is owned and managed by Holy House of Mercy Charitable Foundation.
• This became the Clewer House of Mercy, which Carter, influenced by the writings of Winchester in 1869.
• The Rector of Clewer, Canon of Christ Church, Oxford Thomas Thellusson Carter was warden of the House of Mercy.
• The former House of Mercy, located within the rear courtyard of the convent is a two-storeyed U-planned rendered masonry building.
• House of Mercy had been organized in 1863 by Harriet Starr Cannon to assist abandoned and delinquent women and girls.
• Notable buildings include the First Christian Church ( 1887, now House of Mercy Full Gospel Church ) and the Methodist Church.
• On the same street there are other historic buildings including the porch house that was donated to the Holy House of Mercy.
• He was interred in the " cemit閞io da Santa Casa de Miseric髍dia " ( Holy House of Mercy cemetery ) in Porto Alegre.
• It was nominated for Best Folk Album and " House of Mercy " for Best American Roots Performance at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
• While Betzaida-- whose name is derived from Hebrew meaning " house of mercy "-- may be new to music fans, she is not inexperienced.
• At first the sisters had a hard struggle to be accepted in the area but an orphanage and a House of Mercy were founded.
• A separate building was constructed as the House of Mercy at All Hallows'in 1878 between the rear of the convent and the Ann Street boundary.
• The convent, incorporating the former House of Mercy demonstrates the manner in which the Sisters of Mercy extended charity to whom they considered unfortunate women.
• A large laundry was built in the vicinity in 1897, and this was one of the principal workshops of the inhabitants of the House of Mercy.
• She opened the House of Mercy on Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland in 1831 with the goals of spiritual advancement, and service to the poor, sick and uneducated.
• In addition to their educational duties, the Sisters also assisted the poor and sick of the community by opening the " House of Mercy for distressed women ".