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He kept him the full term and over in his novitiate.

It was not long after I ended my own novitiate.

On board, he met two young women bound for the novitiate.

After the novitiate, the new members of the congregation continue their studies.

In 1965 he became a novitiate of the Dominican order.

"Turn you mind off" is the best advice for novitiates.

She is like a novitiate searching for the true religion.

The fathers of the novitiate decided to send him home.

Perhaps the name chosen for him when he entered his novitiate.

Also, that her analogy about the novitiate was on the mark.

But the subject of this portrait could not have been further from the novitiate.

The community has decreased in size and its novitiate is now closed.

It served as a Jesuit novitiate from 1922 until 1970.

He was then admitted to the novitiate and became a member of the Institute.

They are under simple vows and the term of the novitiate is two years.

Still, they had not been formed into a religious community with a novitiate or recognition from the Church.

Buildings were gradually added to meet the needs of school, community and novitiate.

He will overcome it and thereby go through his second novitiate.

But business is far from easy, particularly for novitiates.

He was a medical doctor before entering the Dominican novitiate in 1979.

Later it was used as a novitiate until 1964.

If found suitable, they enter the Novitiate, which is the true beginning of the religious life.

A novitiate and school for the education of teaching Sisters was then formed there.

However, the seizure of the Novitiate in 1975 ended this potential deal.

He completed, took orders and entered the novitiate all within a couple of years.