Examples of using A convent in English and their translations into Slovak
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spent the rest of her life in a convent.
At an early age she begged her parents to allow her to enter a convent.
So I said to myself that entering a convent wasn't God's will for me.
It's like a convent up in here.
Whether she follows Neptune's call as a dedicated nun in a convent or as a sultry songstress in a noisy nightclub-she's a girl.
He then lived for a period in complete concealment in a convent at Forlì in northern Italy,
Maria Simma: Well… from when I was little I wanted to enter a convent, but Mother told me to wait until I was twenty.
The host was later enshrined in a convent in Los Teques
It was originally build as a convent, and later used as a mental hospital by the government.
Bishop Finn sent Father Ratigan to live in a convent and told him to avoid contact with minors.
Subsequently he lived for some time in total hiding in a convent near Forlì, in the north of Italy, where the Lord called him to another mission.
The following year, Jutta was placed in a convent and Valdemar was forced to make a pilgrimage to Rome to ask for the absolution of the Pope.
A convent of discalced nuns,
Teresa came to the conclusion that in a convent with strict cloister
Waltzing into a convent after dark with two haddock, chips and marrowfat peas?
Saint Joseph's used to be a convent a long time ago, this is part of the original building.
You can stay in a convent for all I care.- Just be on time and don't steal the flatware.
Next door to the church is a convent, the first in all of Florence,
In 1562 the Holy See granted permission to saint Teresa of Jesus to found a convent living accorning to the primitive rule.
Subsequently, he lived for a time totally hidden in a convent near Forli, in the north of Italy,