Приклади вживання Monastery became Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The monastery became a centre of spirituality.
During Great Northern War(1700-1721), in May 1709, the monastery became the command post of Swedish king Charles XII.
This monastery became a centre of religion and learning.
But after the establishment ofSoviet power in women's monastery problems began, Katerlezsky monastery became the first monastery in the Crimea, ceased to exist.
George's monastery became known as the Navy.
The monastery became a cultural and educational center of Armenia.
Independent of the secular authorities, the monastery became the biggest spiritual and cultural center of Kyivan Rus.
His monastery became famous in southern Ireland and attracted many disciples.
In the 18th century the monastery became a cultural center of Galicia.
In 1598 the monastery became a place of proclamation of the Muscovite tsar Boris Godunov.
Almost immediately, the monastery became a refuge for the royal widows and tsareўnaў.
Soon his monastery became far-famed for its doing of good, and it became a centre of enlightenment for the Kazan region.
Located in a quiet area, the monastery became a place of seclusion for a small Orthodox community.
In 1765 the monastery became stauropegic, It goes into the subordination of the Synod.
They were arised/ updated every time while St. Michael's monastery became the seat of the high church hierarch(the first this was happened in 1620- in 1631, when Metropolitan Isaiah Kopinsky settled in monastery). .
Soon Troitsky monastery became the spiritual center of the Russian lands, the support of the Moscow princes.
When enemy attacked, the monastery became a refuge for civilians and could accommodate up to 20,000 people.
In 1918-1922, the Orthodox Motroninsky Monastery became the center of the Ukrainian insurgent movement against the invaders(German occupiers and Russian"white" and"red" invaders), led by the Chuchupaki brothers.[…].
In the 13th- 14th centuries the monastery became a residence of Syunik's bishops and, consequently, a major religious and, later, cultural center of Armenia closely connected with many of the local seats of learning, especially with Gladzor's famed university and library.
In the XIII-XIV centuries the monastery became the residence of the bishops of Syunik and, accordingly, the major spiritual and then cultural centre of Armenia, closely connected with many local and educational institutions and, first of all, with the famous university and the library of Gladzor.
The monastery becomes the center of educational activity in Buchach.
Monasteries became centers of culture.
Monasteries became centers of culture.
Monasteries became the major educational centers.
In the course of time monasteries became trade centers and even usury.
During the middle ages the Catholic Church Monasteries become centers of education.
Lviv, because of plenty of temples and monasteries, became known as the«city of monks»(lat-«civitas monachorum»).