Examples of using Nuns in English and their translations into Chinese
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Why are monks and nuns deciding to use this particular form of protest against the Chinese government?
Ounalam is a large complex with quarters for monks and nuns, classrooms, meditation centres, as well as halls, shrines and stupas.
Inform all those priests, nuns, bishops and other denominations, who believe in my Eternal Father, to listen to my word.
Afterward, the nuns would often bring the young boy to their convent to attend various ceremonies and religious functions.
In practical terms, however, the government severely restricted travel and freedom of movement of Tibetans, particularly Tibetan Buddhist monks and nuns.
These cloistered nuns- he explained- like the prudent virgins, awaited the arrival of the divine Spouse with heroic faith.
For the monks and nuns there were no castes, but that was not the case with lay followers of Buddha.
Tibetan monks and nuns in Qinghai Province have been warned not to read or share“illegal content” on social media.
About 80 percent of American nuns are members of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, which is committed to environmental activism.
In the past, classes in such schools may have been dispensed by nuns or vicars, but nowadays they only employ regular teachers and lecturers.
The nuns had to be officially registered and that helped to protect them and their rights.
For example: for monks and nuns, then, what they need to avoid is eating at night.
The Romanian Orthodox Church closed down the convent and the monk and nuns were given prison sentences after being convicted of the nun's murder.
Yet, the number of nuns to be beatified is about 10% of the total- mostly male- saints.
Immediately release all people arbitrarily detained, including protesters, monks and nuns, political dissidents, journalists, writers, artists, and activists.
Throughout history, however, the women who ordained in Vietnam were mostly from the upper class and already had led a family life before becoming nuns.
Nuns, also known as Anims, play a critical role in spreading accurate information about health and rights to communities.
This may explain why society, religious institutions, and nuns themselves do not value their work in the same way as their male counterparts.
Catholic priests and nuns arrive for a religious ceremony for late John Garang in New Site village in Southern Sudan August 2, 2005.
In recent years, at least 141 Tibetan Buddhists, including monks and nuns, have set themselves ablaze to protest China's repression.
