The English Black Monks of St. Benedict: A Sketch of Their History from the Coming of St. Augustine to the Present Day, Volume 2John C. Nimmo, 1897 - Monasticism and religious orders |
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... gives 2000 florins a year to the new monastery - Conditions of the foundation- The deed sanctioned by the pope - The ejection of the bene- dictines from the college of Marchienne , and their reception into the new college of St ...
... gives 2000 florins a year to the new monastery - Conditions of the foundation- The deed sanctioned by the pope - The ejection of the bene- dictines from the college of Marchienne , and their reception into the new college of St ...
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... at work in Milan , and that was enough to give him an excellent idea of the pastoral office . The archbishop died in 1629 , leaving a memory rich in virtue . Very soon . entering at once upon the mission field 28 THE ENGLISH BLACK MONKS.
... at work in Milan , and that was enough to give him an excellent idea of the pastoral office . The archbishop died in 1629 , leaving a memory rich in virtue . Very soon . entering at once upon the mission field 28 THE ENGLISH BLACK MONKS.
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... give him corn and others money - whereupon he im- mediately hired a convenient house near St. James ' Church in Douai , and accommodated a lower room for a chapel to say mass , and gathered ten or twelve other English monks unto him ...
... give him corn and others money - whereupon he im- mediately hired a convenient house near St. James ' Church in Douai , and accommodated a lower room for a chapel to say mass , and gathered ten or twelve other English monks unto him ...
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... gives of the history of the benedictines in the seventeenth century is so confused and impossible , when confronted with ascertained facts , that he may once for all be dismissed from serious notice . as an altogether unreliable ...
... gives of the history of the benedictines in the seventeenth century is so confused and impossible , when confronted with ascertained facts , that he may once for all be dismissed from serious notice . as an altogether unreliable ...
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... give them some yearly pension besides , if that they could procure leave from the king of Spain and the archduke and the archduchess . " 1 Here was an opportunity for D. Roberts to avail himself of " the means and intercession of some ...
... give them some yearly pension besides , if that they could procure leave from the king of Spain and the archduke and the archduchess . " 1 Here was an opportunity for D. Roberts to avail himself of " the means and intercession of some ...
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