religious community

Back in the city and his religious community things has changed.

Would not one say he was speaking of a religious community?

First, no one has ever done a story on the religious communities.

The visitors were told about life in a religious community.

This gave birth to a religious community to provide the needs of the poor.

"Women who know enough to join a religious community do well," she added.

There are no signs of political influence within the religious community.

Davis took a leadership role in the religious community of the area.

Several religious communities are as old or older than the village itself.

After a time he was joined by others and a small religious community quickly grew.

About 12% of the population does not belong to any church or religious community.

"Very few women are anymore, unless they live in a religious community."

After the revolution, however, some members of the religious community remained until 1808.

The church building originated at the same time as the religious community, that is, in the early 9th century.

Then he wondered how representative of the religious community his father was.

At the time there were two schools, each operating under a different Catholic religious community.

Talks continued with other small religious communities on ways to provide state financial support.

The old religious community was probably absorbed by the new foundation.

Around 1150, a group of women came together to live in a religious community, primarily to look after the sick.

The plan deeply divided the political, medical and religious community.

If the religious community cannot address these conditions, who will?"

He's deeply involved with a religious community based near Rome.

She left Germany with four companions from her small religious community.

During the course of its history it housed several different religious communities.

The women soon desired to form a formal religious community.