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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... passed on March 20 , 1602 , and , after a last attempt to get its withdrawal , was confirmed by Clement VIII . on December 5 of that same year . England was now opened to benedictine missionaries , and at last St. Benedict was going to ...
... passed on March 20 , 1602 , and , after a last attempt to get its withdrawal , was confirmed by Clement VIII . on December 5 of that same year . England was now opened to benedictine missionaries , and at last St. Benedict was going to ...
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... passing visit to the secular college at Douai , and thence went to the abbey of Marchienne , with the intention of proceeding on to Antwerp and Brussels before returning to England . But evidently his visit to Douai and to Marchienne ...
... passing visit to the secular college at Douai , and thence went to the abbey of Marchienne , with the intention of proceeding on to Antwerp and Brussels before returning to England . But evidently his visit to Douai and to Marchienne ...
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... of that same month all the legal formalities were completed , and St. Lawrence's passed into the hands of the Spanish monks at Douai , who now had a place of refuge in case they were turned out of Douai . But no 46 THE ENGLISH BLACK MONKS.
... of that same month all the legal formalities were completed , and St. Lawrence's passed into the hands of the Spanish monks at Douai , who now had a place of refuge in case they were turned out of Douai . But no 46 THE ENGLISH BLACK MONKS.
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... passing sentence . Nor are men's minds sufficiently calm to accept a decision . Besides , there were arrayed against the benedictines all Father Parsons ' powers of diplomacy ; and he was a master in the art and well acquainted with all ...
... passing sentence . Nor are men's minds sufficiently calm to accept a decision . Besides , there were arrayed against the benedictines all Father Parsons ' powers of diplomacy ; and he was a master in the art and well acquainted with all ...
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... passed his novitiate on the mission ; and the year , passed privately in London , was from the summer of 1608 to that of 1609 . seemed to think it not improbable that they might have DOUAI AND DIEULEWARD 53.
... passed his novitiate on the mission ; and the year , passed privately in London , was from the summer of 1608 to that of 1609 . seemed to think it not improbable that they might have DOUAI AND DIEULEWARD 53.
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