10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POSTULANTSHIP»
Discover the use of
postulantship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
postulantship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
“But today, today I will take you to the Postulantship where secondyear novices
will help you change into postulant dresses. You will have the opportunity to
unpack and store your things. Late this afternoon we will have the hooding
ceremony, ...
THE POSTULANTSHIP During the present century when, due to the spirit of false
liberty which began to penetrate even within the monastery walls, petitions for
dispensations from religious vows began to multiply in ever increasing numbers
to ...
Father Matthew Ramstein, Catholic Church, 1948
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Mother Mary Ignatius of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus: ...
President of Rosemont College, 1924-1939 Eleanor Mary (Mother.) tions
regarding this kind of life " that they might not " be constrained to look back after
having once taken the habit." This phase of the Postulantship gave Annie Carroll
but ...
Eleanor Mary (Mother.), 1949
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Through the Narrow Gate: A Memoir of Life In and Out of the ...
I was sitting on a bench near the Postulantship. Inside I could hear energetic
housework going on: the clatter of chairs and the rhythmic swish of the heavy
floor polisher. Mother Albert and the first years were preparing the Postulantship
for the ...
5
The Canon Law Digest: 1942-1953
ARTICLE I Concerning the admission, formation, and profession or incorporation
of members Concerning the postulantship in the wide sense (Apostolic Schools)
143. Are there in the Institute any aspirantships or postulant- ships in the wide ...
Timothy Lincoln Bouscaren, James I. O'Connor, Arthur J. Espelage, 1934
6
Smiles of God: The Flowers of Therese of Lisieux
The postulantship represented the status of application for full entry, was largely
devoted to prayer, and usually lasted six months to a year before clothing.
Therese's clothing ceremony, during which she exchanged secular for religious
dress ...
7
Leaves from the Annals of the Sisters of Mercy
... above band, “ on December 21, 1839, fearing a Christmas meeting, and
consequent put-off for some weeks, perhaps longer." The term of postulantship
was not then fixed, and the first seven professed in every convent made but one
year's ...
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Religious Orders of Women in the United States
plete a postulantship of six months either March 7 or August 4, the feasts
respectively of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Dominic, One year later the novice
makes profession for two years, at the end of that time for three years and then for
life.
9
By Faith: A Century of Progress
He was ordained deacon in 1983 by Bishop Duncan M. Gray, Jr. His
postulantship began at St. Christopher's Chapel, Jackson, under the guidance of
the Church Commission on Ministry and Fr. Thomas Tiller. He was ordained
priest on ...
Barbara Beadle Barber, 2009
10
Neo-confucian Education: The Formative Stage
The "postulantship" mentioned above was a period of study and training before
becoming a novice. This is amply confirmed by biographical sources. Around
A.D. 650 the first reference appears to a distinction between the state of novice
and ...
William Theodore De Bary, John W. Chaffee, Bettine Birge, 1989
