observant franciscans造句

• The reformed Franciscans appeared in the fifteenth century, and the observant Franciscans in 1430 at Murat.
• Rebuilt in 1488, and refurbished in 1652, at which time, the church was affiliated with an order of observant Franciscans.
• It was inhabited by the Order of Friars Minor ( Observant Franciscan Friars ), before being refounded by the Dominican Order in 1252 / 53.
• Giuliano may have received the religious habit already in [ 1501 ], but in any case he became an Observant Franciscan at Prato in 1514.
• In 1445, Didacus was appointed as Guardian of the Franciscan community on the island of Fuerteventura, where the Observant Franciscans soon founded the Friary of St . Bonaventure.
• During the Lent of 1479 Varano listened to a sermon of Observant Franciscan friar Francesco of Urbino, whom she described as " the trumpet of the Holy Spirit ".
• Founded in 1465 for the Observant Franciscans by Cormac Laidir MacCarthy, Lord of Muskerry, Kilcrea Friary is located on the site on an earlier monastery, and named after Saint Cyra.
• Her father had made arrangements with the Vicar General of the Observant Franciscans, under whose authority the Poor Clares operated, and the pope, in order to have her re-located there.
• She wrote a letter to the Vicar General of the Observant Franciscans, Giovanni of Fano, to whom her last written work'Trattato della Purita di cuore'was dedicated in the same year.
• In 1803 Napoleon suppressed the diocese, which again fell under the jurisdiction of Vercelli, but was re-established in 1817 by Pope Pius VII who appointed as bishop the Observant Franciscan, Bernardino Bollati.
• When she was 8 or 10 years old ( here autobiography says 9 ) Varano heard a Good Friday sermon preached by the Observant Franciscan friar, Domenico of Leonessa, who later became one of her many confessors.
• Opposition was concentrated in the houses of Carthusian monks, Observant Franciscan friars and Bridgettine monks and nuns, which were, to the Government's embarrassment, exactly those orders where the religious life was acknowledged as being fully observed.
• Giuliano Ughi della Cavallina, an Observant Franciscan of the sixteenth century, was the author of a work entitled " Relazione dell'origine e del progresso del Convento del Bosco " ( " Account of the Origins and Development of the Convent of Bosco " ).
• Nevertheless, the religious houses of England and Wales with the notable exceptions of those of the Carthusians, the Observant Franciscans, and the Bridgettine nuns and monks had long ceased to play a leading role in the spiritual life of the country, and other than in these three orders, observance of strict monastic rules was partial at best.
• Aided by the Observant Franciscan preacher, John Capistran, he gathered an army of about 40, 000 men, effected a union with the troops of John Hunyadi, and on 22 July 1456, the siege of Belgrade, the key of the Danube, was raised by a victory that inaugurated the century-long resistance of Hungary to the Ottomans.
• Also attributed to Varano are three brief hand-written compositions, a short letter to her brother-in-law Muzio Colonna ( 1515 ), a Memoria recording her first encounter with the Benedictine-Olivetan monk Antonio di Segovia ( 1492 ), a eulogy in honour of the death of the Observant Franciscan Pietro da Mogliano ( 1491 ), as well brief prayers, letters, poems, tracts and revelations.
• The exceptional spiritual discipline of the Carthusian, Observant Franciscan and Bridgettine orders had, over the previous century, resulted in their being singled out for royal favour, in particular with houses benefitting from endowments confiscated by the Crown from the suppressed alien priories; otherwise in this latter period, donations and legacies had tended to go instead towards parish churches, university colleges, grammar schools and collegiate churches, which suggests greater public approbation of such purposes.