Examples of using Prioress in English and their translations into German
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Meanwhile, the bishop of Nardò, Nicola Giannattasio, learned of the prodigious sums found by the prioress.
Father Gérard had studied Theology at Regensburg University together with Sr. Teresa Brenninkmeijer O. Cist., the prioress of Sostrup.
Sister Elie Ruel, prioress of Notre-Dame de Jouarre helped us to enter into a three-day retreat on the desert fathers.
On the occasion of a conversation with the prioress of Loc Nam,
The running of the monastery was confided to a Prioress who was wise and wished for a more regular life.
assists the Prioress.
Further our prioress Sr. Anna Maria aus der Wiesche has prepared daily spiri-tual exercises as suggestions for further explorations of this topic.
Our mother prioress and all the sisters are very grateful to you for the sending of your beautiful and informative magazine 30Jours.
written around 1487 in the Dominican cloister St. Katharinen in St. Gall by the prioress Angela Varnbüeler.
I greet your Mother Prioress in particular and I warmly thank her for the kind
In a letter to the prioress of a convent, she wrote,“Please tell Father Francesc that I do not know if he is living or dead?
On another occasion at harvest time several sisters from La Ramée were with the Prioress of Kerkhom, the place from which La Ramée had originated, doing the harvesting.
In that period Sister Maria Rita Saporetti was Mother Prioress, a determined, intelligent woman of spirit,
vicar of the Monastery of the Incarnation in Avila where Teresa of Jesus was prioress.
Sister Lucia died peacefully, her eyes fixed on the crucifix that her Mother Prioress held.
However, the astute reader of the Middle Ages would note that a Prioress having dogs is a luxury that,
My novice-mistress and prioress were both strong personalities that I admired greatly,
It was she who in 1908 spoke for the first time with the prioress of the Carmel of Gallipoli of this Carmelite of Lisieux who had died a few years earlier in the odor of sanctity.
A few days after this vow, she learned through her confessor that the Prioress of the Carmel of the Reparation
To avoid possible contagion, the Prioress decided that Sister Marie of the Trinity would no longer come near the patient.