Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Carmelites in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Carmelites don't wear jewelry.
How happy the Carmelites must be!
She brings you a message from the Carmelites.
Room“Carmelites” or the nuns' room.
Short history of the Carmelites. SOURCES.
The Carmelites departed from the nunnery in 1792.
They tell me that I must return to the Carmelites.
The Carmelites were not an apt recommendation. Child, I admit that.
Both were members of the third order Carmelites.
In the convent of the Carmelites that underground was connected….
The mayor of Getafe made haste to warn the Carmelites.
And as for us, Carmelites, we shouldn't run after honors in any case.
He was quietly buried in the Carmelites' chapel.
The Carmelites settled in the thirteenth century in the Northern Netherlands. in Haarlem.
Its history began with the establishment of the Carmelites in the 13th century.
The Carmelites of Compiegne in the Bernanos play,
In the years 1479-1480 he was prior of the Carmelites in Woudsend.
Amongst the Ursulines or the Carmelites you will be hiding your light under a bushel.
You will be hiding your light under a bushel. Among the Ursulines or the Carmelites.
There are only 11 monasteries of Carmelites or Theresians in Flanders.
if necessary, as Carmelites.
The chapel closed in 1998, when the Carmelites moved to the St. Jozef church.
People 10 Delicious Carmelites, they are biscuits with tablets that you should not miss because they are delicious and special snack.
Some Catholics previously associated with the Carmelites left the group as a result.
the order of the Carmelites.
Among the Ursulines or the Carmelites, you will be hiding your light under a bushel.
At the manor, which had become their novitiate, these apostolic Carmelites opened a school for girls;
for example, the Carmelites worked to establish a Confraternity in their town.
In 1911, English postulants arrived in Rome and, with Sister Elizabeth, moved into a property loaned by the Carmelites.
The museum holds displays about the Carmelites, the Paris Commune and the surrealist poet, Paul Éluard.
