monastic order

The church was run by different monastic orders in its history.

These may also be worn by individuals who are not members of a monastic order.

There are women higher in the monastic order and they travelled to lot of places.

"What will the conservative monastic order think of me now?

A few are both living and working together, like a monastic order or the Jesus fellowship.

She left the castle to a monastic order of sisters.

She became superior of the community in 1136 and went on to found two monastic orders.

It's a monastic order that only married couples can join.

This means its clergy did not come from monastic orders.

From the 12th century, new monastic orders arrived in the kingdom.

Bishops are also usually in at least the first degree of monastic orders.

During the winter season, the image is covered by a cloak of the monastic order.

For more than a century after 1066 representatives of different monastic orders came to England in large numbers.

A number of monastic orders had churches here in the middle ages.

It was bare except for a table that could have seated a whole monastic order.

Its red colour is symbolic of the Franciscan monastic order.

After this, a monastic order was established and many of the lay followers decided to join.

This is not a monastic order where silence is expected.

Legends of the monastic orders, as represented in the fine arts.

He joined the Cistercian monastic order, and in so doing set a model for several other members of his family.

Tatsag was admitted into the monastic order the next year.

She became the first Western woman to be received into an Indian monastic order.

To this end he founded the new monastic order.

At the age of seventeen, he intended to join a monastic order, with a view to sacred learning.

This monastic order has many branches all over India.