Examples of using Abbot in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Around the same time, with the encouragement of his teacher of Buddhism, Abbot Furukawa Gyodo of Enkakuji Temple in Kamakura, Master Funakoshi started practicing Zen.
Mandalay in 1968, and in 1969 was appointed the Vice Abbot of that monastery.
where he lived in Abbot Hall.
So perhaps the abbot fears our revelations could give his enemies a weapon, and he wants to settle the question
Shaolin in 1983 and became a direct student of Abbot Shi Yong Xin in 1987.
Connecticut George Abbot School, Burpham,
Walking down to the basement the Abbot explained that my one and last opportunity was inside this room.
It is a strict rule of the abbot that no one is permitted… to enter the abbey library other than myself and my assistant.
The accuser also produced copies of documents allegedly showing that the abbot had two national identity numbers with different birthdates.
The abbot told him that he was interested in the work that we were doing
My lord abbot, you invited me to investigate the presence… of the evil one in your abbey… And I have already found it.
The abbot stated he was willing to transfer the land, but this required some time,
In the lobby he was greeted by the Abbot, President, and Director of the Tibet Institute Rikon as well as other monks and Lamas.
Mr. Abbot, you invited me to investigate… the presence of the evil one in your abbey… and I already found it.
He's innocent ofthe crimes that have bathed your abbey in blood. But, my lord abbot.
In the 14th century, the Abbot of the monastery made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and brought back soil from Golgotha.
My Lord Abbot, you invited me to investigate… and I have already found it. the presence of the Evil One in your abbey.
a student of abbot Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro,
Said Chan Theerapunyo, the temple's abbot,“Football has become a religion, and has millions of followers.
And I have already found it. My lord abbot, you invited me to investigate the presence… of the evil one in your abbey.