10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOVICESHIP»
Discover the use of
noviceship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
noviceship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The religious state: a digest of the doctrine of Suarez, ...
Nay, even if he should know by experience that he is morally unfit for religious life
, and incapable of enduring its labours, nevertheless if he perseveres in his state
of noviceship, and is at length professed, this suffices for the validity of the act.
William Humphrey, Franciscus Suarez, 1884
2
An English Carmelite, the life of C. Burton
having. forgotten. the. particulars. I. shall. say. no. more. of. it. I. here. end. the. first
. year. of. my. noviceship.1. 1 ' I shall only add in this place that from the first
moment that she entered this religious Community she drew upon her the eyes of
...
Thomas Hunter, Catharine Burton, 1876
to fix holy and resolute desires in the spirit (which are more lasting, as not
depending on the body or outward things), it is justly to be feared that God will not
bestow the like afterward. 5. A noviceship is a golden time for the learning and ...
4
Life of the Venerable Madeleine Louise Sophie Barat: ...
“of'the beginning of the Society, and one day, when she had been describing the
foundation at Poitiers, a remembrance which she always loved, ' Who will give
me back that noviceship at the Feuillants ?' she asked, and added, answering her
...
5
The Month: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Science ...
Her character 'was a remarkably fine one, and her life as a religious was most
edifying, after she had undergone the “blows and biting sculpture " to which all
were subjected in the noviceship, in order to render them fit stones for the
building.
6
The history of the Knights of Malta
The fame lords, by way of confirmation of the twenty eighth article of the fame title,
forbid the giving the habit of the order to any novice, who has behaved himself ill,
and lived disorderly during his noviceship ; and for an account thereof, they ...
A noviceship is a golden time for the learning and practising matters of the spirit.
In that short space, therefore, a religious person is to raise a stock for his whole
future life ; so that if a noviceship be negligently and improvidently spent, he will ...
8
Through the Narrow Gate, Revised: A Memoir of Spiritual ...
People leave during the noviceship, but not in such large numbers as during the
postulantship where, although the life is less austere, it is carefully formed to
weed out individuals who are not really suitable for the religious life. During her
first ...
9
An English Carmelite: The Life of Catharine Burton, Mother ...
I here end the first year of my noviceship.1 1 ' I shall only add in this place that
from the first moment that she entered this religious Community she drew upon
her the eyes of everybody, and her exemplary life made her be looked upon as a
...
Catharine Burton, Thomas Hunter, 2010
10
Through the Narrow Gate: A Memoir of Life In and Out of the ...
People leave during the Noviceship, but not in such large numbers as during the
postulantship where, although the life is less austere, it is carefully formed to
weed out individuals who are not really suitable for the religious life. During her
first ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NOVICESHIP»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
noviceship is used in the context of the following news items.
My tribute to Vicki Clark's passionate ministry
The boys entered the Benedictine noviceship at La Cava in Italy on 5 August 1849. Francis fell ill at La Cava, he was taken to St Paul's Outside ... «Eureka Street, Jun 15»
A farewell, and beginning for Carrollton head
She returned north, first to Baltimore then to Newton, Mass., for her noviceship training. In 1980, having made her first vows, she came back to ... «Miami Herald, Apr 15»
A new face for an Ozark monastery
In 2008, it was decided by regional church leaders that Assumption Abbey's noviceship — the open door to those seeking to become monks ... «Al Jazeera America, Jan 15»
The post-restoration and contemporary Society of Jesus
The Jesuits expelled by Garibaldi from Sicily in 1860 had a noviceship and house of studies in Malta; in 1866, they started running the ... «Times of Malta, Sep 14»
From mere survival to universal restoration
In 1779, to Rome's consternation, Siestrzencewicz authorised the opening of a Jesuit noviceship in Połock. Novices started being accepted and ... «Times of Malta, Aug 14»
Orange Is the New Black recap: Bad Habits
Shortly after beginning her noviceship, a young Sister Ingalls feels confused, out of focus and bemused; though her fellow nuns keep going on ... «Entertainment Weekly, Jun 14»
Aboriginal Catholics' culturally enriched living
The boys then entered the noviceship at Cava on 5 August 1849. When describing the physical and intellectual qualities of the Aborigines, ... «Eureka Street, Oct 12»
Rethinking indigeneity in the age of globalisation
The boys then entered the noviceship at Cava on 5 August 1849. Salvado then set about his business and was promptly appointed a bishop. «Eureka Street, Oct 10»
Text: tribute to Sr Pia Buxton by Sr Jane Livesey CJ
... and study - a proportion that ate into the some of the more traditionally accepted noviceship activities such as washing up and sock sorting. «Independent Catholic News, Oct 10»
