Примери за използване на Monastery became на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the 14th century the monastery became a center of Hesychasm.
The monastery became a cultural and educational center of Armenia.
Hegumen of the new,then still wooden monastery became Euthymius of Suzdal.
Instantly the monastery became a terrible battlefield between the living and the cursed.
Along with the resumption of activity in 1853, Lopushanski monastery became a significant spiritual hearth.
In 1924, the Monastery became a women's monastery and today it is well maintained.
During the last 100 years of the Turkish occupation the monastery became a significant educational and spiritual centre.
The monastery became one of the biggest centers of literature during The National Revival.
As an acknowledged“holly place” for the Orthodox world the Rila's monastery became a pilgrim's center of paramount importance.
In the 1937, the monastery became a house-workshop for deaf boys but closed in 1945.
After 1344, Tsar Ivan Alexander consolidated the Bulgarian rule over the Rhodopes, and the monastery became an important medieval centre of religion and learning.
The monastery became famous in the 17th century after the death of St. Dimitar Basarbovski.
During the reign of the Romanov dynasty Novospassky Monastery became the second largest after the Assumption Cathedral in the Kremlin.
The monastery became a centre of learning for Franciscan monks and led to the first printing press on Mallorca being introduced here in 1485.
During the Ottoman Empire the monastery became a centre of cultural and and social life.
The monastery became a priory and the monks had to eat at the table all together the same food, drink the same wine, wear the same clothes and shoes, without any exception nor for the abbot.
At the beginning of the XIX century, however, the Hilendar Monastery became Serbian and the nunnery became part of the Rila Monastery. .
In 1737 the monastery became a centre of the Uprising of the bishops of Sofia and Samokov.
In the first half of XIX century when abbot became Father Sergius, rebel before in Elena,also associate the friend of Captain George Mamarchev, the monastery became a center of Velchova Conspiracy(1835).
After some time the monastery became a place of worship of St. Michael.
When the monastery became a national museum in 1961, the remaining monks were all moved out.
During the Bulgarian National Renaissance, Rakovitsa monastery became an important, spiritual, cultural and educational centre for Bulgarians in the area.
Naturally, the monastery became a fortress and the Cross was taken to London along with Llewellyn's crown.
During the following years the Monastery became the cultural and national center of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.
Soon after, the monastery became an object of pilgrimage and generous donations from the rulers.
In the years that followed, the monastery became the spiritual and national center for Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.
In 1915 the Izvor monastery became a nun's monastery, and in 1923 the church was restored and painted by Gospodin Zhelyazko Serbezov.
During the Otoman Rule(15 c.- 19 c.) the Rila monastery became a center for spiritual, cultural and literary self-preservation and renaissance of the Bulgarian spirit and nation.
The Kremikovtsi Monastery became one of the foremost Orthodox centers in Bulgarian lands and it is no accident that the donor of the monastery was the very Metropolitan of Sofia.
According to the legends, the monastery became the center of revolutionaries and conspirators, preparing the April Uprising in the region.