- The novitiate, also
called the
noviciate, is the
period of
training and
preparation that a
Christian novice (or prospective) monastic, apostolic, or member...
- were
arranged in
three classes:
class I – The nursery,
consisting of the
Noviciate, the
Minerval and
Illuminatus minor.
class II – The
Masonic grades. The...
- were
austere and
Bernard even more so. He had
often been ill
since his
noviciate, due to
extreme fasting. Nonetheless,
candidates for the
monastic life...
- and
Loisy in France.
Gricigliano is
their Mother House and
Naples their Noviciate. The
Society of the
Sacred Heart is a lay
society ****ociated with the...
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permission to
transfer to
another monastery. For
those monasteries that set a
Noviciate time limit,
those who do not meet that
deadline may
become an Inquirer...
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joining the
Society of Saint-Sulpice in
September 1929 he was sent to its
noviciate in Issy-les-Moulineaux for his
period of
solitude in 1929–1930. He then...
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Priory Church, Pope's Quay in Cork as
novice master: St Mary's is the
Noviciate House for the Dominicans'
Province of Ireland. Rollin, Glenda; Rollin...
- for
domestic staff for his seminary, to
receive the
motherhouse and the
noviciate of the
Little Sisters into his
diocese and to give them
diocesan approval...
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attempted to
track down and
interview women with whom she had
shared noviciate life in the order. At the end of the programme,
while in conversation...
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Several former monasteries were
turned into ballrooms,
including the
Noviciate of the Jesuits, the Monastère des
Carmes (turned into a
prison where 191...
