Boys were encouraged there to aspire to
Holy Orders, and the education was such as might prepare an honest lad to spend his life in God's service.
This gradually led to a want of toleration for him, and even - on his being detected in
holy orders, and declining to perform the funeral service - to the general indignation taking the form of nuts.
Behind these were two of the higher brethren of Emmet, and behind these again two retainers belonging to the Bishop; for the Lord Bishop of Hereford strove to be as like the great barons as was in the power of one in
holy orders.
As the result of a quarrel he left Temple for a time and took
holy orders, and on the death of Temple he returned to Ireland as chaplain to the English Lord Deputy.
The other prodigy Jimmy told us about was the younger son of a chief, who, although but just turned of ten, had entered upon
holy orders, because his superstitious countrymen thought him especially intended for the priesthood from the fact of his having a comb on his head like a rooster.
Very well," said Smolyaninov, and went on at once: "Have you any idea of the means by which our
holy Order will help you to reach your aim?
uf, with sparkling eyes, and not sorry, perhaps, to seize a pretext for working himself into a passion, ``blaspheme not the
Holy Order of the Temple of Zion, but take thought instead to pay me the ransom thou hast promised, or woe betide thy Jewish throat
The seven daughters belong to the kings of Spain and the two nieces to the knights of a very
holy order called the Order of St.
Such "un-Christian" treatment reminds me of the similar treatment that I received in 1970 when I sought a laicization from the requirements of
holy orders.
He began his career as a fresh-faced 16-year-old with Willie Mullins and was asked to do something no other rider in the yard could - get
Holy Orders to move.
Kayleigh revealed: "There were no
holy orders, I'm afraid.
Set in 1950's Ireland, a nation rigidly under the control of the Catholic Church,
Holy Orders is the unabridged audiobook rendition of a grim murder mystery, part of a series of novels featuring the dogged investigator Quirke.
