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Lay brother is a
largely extinct term
referring to
religious brothers,
particularly in the
Catholic Church, who
focused upon
manual service and secular...
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Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection, OCD (c. 1614 – 12
February 1691)
served as a
lay brother in a
Carmelite monastery in Paris.
Christians commonly remember...
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including any non-ordained
members of
religious orders, e.g. a nun or a
lay brother. In both
religious and
wider secular usage, a
layperson (also layman...
- two
types of monks: the
choir monks,
referred to as hermits, and the
lay brothers. This
reflects a
division of
labor in
providing for the
material needs...
- and seminarians)
exercised complete control over the
lay brothers. In some cases,
lay brothers received little or no
formal education,
could neither...
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accredited preachers (Great Britain)
Lay presidency,
celebrating the Lord's
Supper while unordained Lay brother (
lay sister)
Lay leader Practicing without a license...
- "
Lay Lady
Lay",
sometimes rendered "
Lay, Lady,
Lay", is a song
written by Bob
Dylan and
originally released in 1969 on his
Nashville Skyline album. Like...
- 1937),
commonly known as
Brother André (French: Frère André) and
since his
canonization as
Saint André of Montreal, was a
lay brother of the
Congregation of...
- Alcalá), also
known as
Diego de San Nicolás, was a
Spanish Franciscan lay brother who
served as
among the
first group of
missionaries to the
newly conquered...
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older sister, Marie-Louise, who
became a
Visitandine nun, and a
younger brother, Isidore, who was a pharmacist. Her
maternal family was from the Madré...