Examples of using Monastic in English and their translations into Chinese
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The dissolution of the abbeys, churches and monastic hospitals in particular meant that the entire city was in a fevered period of demolition and construction.
John's adept control of composition and lighting evokes the reflective mood of monastic life.
I can understand the advantages of a monastic path, the path of being single, and any path that involves more of a solitary theme.
The reformation or abolition of certain orders because of corruption only emphasizes the truth that monastic asceticism means an organized effort to attain perfection.
Enter the so-called“Benedict Option,” Dreher's riff on a sixth-century booklet of guidance for Christians living the monastic life.
Explore Meath's many monastic ruins, country manor houses and medieval towns and villages.
The quality of the cloth should not exceed monastic moderation, nor should they seek what is expensive and fine, but what is practical.
The procession took place on August 12, 2000, and was part of the rededication of the main monastic Church of the Trinity.
By the monastic calendar on Pacem, it is the seventeenth day of Thomas-month in the Year of Our Lord 2732.
A Child Care and Protection Office have been established under the Central Monastic Body to protect and promote the rights of child monks and nuns.
The nuns continued to live in the monastery, where the monastic labor community was first established, and later the agricultural artel.
With regard to monastic institutions, the National Commission for Women and Children and the Central Monastic Body have established the following measures.
As a second meaning, the term"secularization" may also occur in the context of the lifting of monastic restrictions from a member of the clergy.[4].
However, he gradually lost his vocation and at 21 he left monastic life and undertook National Service in the Royal Army Medical Corps.
His most recent project, Our Father, captures the members of monastic communities that are still active in Britain today, mixing both visual observation and meditation.
In 1983, after completing his studies, he received the degree of Geshe Lharampa, the highest degree in the Tibetan monastic system.
The clergyman, a member of the Jesuit order, has lived in Syria for many years, where he re-established the monastic community of Mar Musa.
In 908, the existence of a Protos(“First monk”) is documented, who is the“head” of the monastic community.
Hinduism and Jainism, on the other hand, were more oriented to laypeople's practice in the home and did not require monastic institutions.
And yet, let's remind our readers how this unique monastic republic appeared.