Similar words: religious, irreligious, religiously, religious ceremony, religion, freedom of religion, litigious, prodigious. Meaning: n. a subdivision of a larger religious group.
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(1) They had joined a religious order and dedicated their lives to prayer and good works.
(2) Interestingly, later on a religious order stretched the holiday to include all mothers, and named it as the Mothering Sunday.
(3) The Jesuit religious order in the United States has agreed to pay more than $m to victims of sex abuse.
(4) After his death, the old religious order was re -established , and his image was erased from almost every monument in Egypt.
(5) A member of a military religious order founded among European crusaders in12th-century Jerusalem to care for sick and needy pilgrims.
(6) This became the center of a religious order which came to be known as the Brethren of the Common Life.
(7) A woman who belongs to a religious order or congregation devoted to active service or meditation, living under vows of poverty, chastity[sentencedict.com], and obedience.
(8) The Jesuit religious order in the United States has agreed to pay more than $160m to victims of sex abuse.
(9) He said the order, set up in 1099 as a religious order, was much more than just the ambulance service.
(10) With no further family responsibilities, she sold her house and joined a religious order, the Daughters of Mary.
(11) These opportunities included being a member of a sixteenth-century religious order, an elder statesman and a doctor.
(12) He managed to raise 200, 000 pesos, a substantial sum in those days, to begin his religious order.
(13) A visit to the Missionaries of the Poor, a religious order which lives a life of service with Christ on the cross.
(14) Today, Saint Cecilia's has its largest number of postulants in many years. A postulant is a candidate for admission into a religious order. Sentencedict.com
(15) She had been wondering if he belonged to some plainclothes religious order, but if he did he surely wouldn't say that, would he?
(16) The Sea Org became the church's equivalent of a religious order.
(17) Signifying the building in which monks shared a common life, it was later extended to mean any residence in which the members of a Religious Order lived in community under vows.
(18) This is the logic of the Inquisition, which also sought to impose social and religious order at all costs, including human life.
(19) You might first want to join the Marine Corps or some religious order so you can get control of yourself. It makes no sense to invest, make money and blow it .
(20) Immediately, the Franciscans sent Father Willenborg to a treatment center in New Mexico run by a religious order, for priests with sexual disorders and substance addictions.
(21) Precisely how these marriages are distinct from hiring a sex worker, I am unclear – but the distinction at least keeps up the pretence that the new sexual culture doesn't violate religious order.
(22) By the dawn of the 14th century, the Knights Templar had become Europe's dominant religious order.
(23) She found her epos in the reform of a religious order.
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