Examples of using Sulpicians in English and their translations into Portuguese
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who works for the Sulpicians, finds himself in charge of overseeing the construction of the new building to replace the ancient Seminary.
Father Olier sends to Montreal four Sulpicians who take the succession of the Jesuit priests
Biographies of Sulpician Bishops Throughout the history of the Province of Canada of the Company of the Priests of Saint Sulpice, many Sulpicians have become bishops of various local churches.
Diocesan priests- The Sulpicians form a society of diocesan priests who,
In addition, the Sulpicians of the Province of Canada collaborate since 1980 with the Instituto de Teologia Pastoral para América Latina(ITEPAL),
Fr. Roland Dorris, the Sulpicians took charge of the seminary that opens its doors in March 1976.
meeting the religious and secular needs of the Sulpicians and of their institutions in the past.
Ability to work as a team- The Sulpicians look for candidates able to work in a community environment
secular knowledge of the Sulpicians and therefore contain a wide variety of topics covering the periods from the 16th century up to today theology,
Parish Experience- Before an priest joins the Society, the Sulpicians require that the aspiring candidate would have completed at least two years of parish ministry,
the provincial superiors, the Sulpicians of the Montreal area,
During the first two years after their arrival in 1657, the Sulpicians are housed by the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph in Montreal's first hospital(Hôtel Dieu),
is sold to the inhabitants by the Sulpicians- landlords of the Island of Montreal- to serve as a public square,
Publications Please see pages"Publications of the Sulpicians of the Province of Canada" and"Publications of the Sulpicians of the Province of Canada in the Bulletin de Saint-Sulpice.
Please see the pages"Publications of the Sulpicians of the Province of Canada" and"Publications of the Sulpicians of the Province of Canada in the Bulletin de Saint-Sulpice.
the year of the arrival of the first French Sulpicians in Canada, and even before,
Beginning in 1685, the Sulpicians occupy the current Seminary of St. Sulpice constructed according to the plans of Fr. François Dollier de Casson,
His team is composed of 4 Sulpicians and 4 diocesan priests.
A residence of the Sulpicians since 1685.
In 1659, the Sulpicians build a first residence on St. Paul Street.