Dominican friar

She knew that a Dominican friar was the best available company for a dangerous trip.

Because it might be awkward having a Dominican friar visit, he realized.

You are a good man, and a Dominican friar.

After being saved from death by chance, he takes vows and becomes a Dominican friar.

The church and the nearby convent were built thanks to the Dominican friars in 1443.

Aguilar spent the remaining 40 years of his life as a Dominican friar.

A Dominican friar complained to the police that this was not the first time she had begged at the church.

The hospital was founded in 1663 by Dominican friars.

The Dominican friars asked him to transfer to another school due to his radical and bold questions.

He gave his protection to the first group of Dominican friars to come to England in 1221.

He was a Dominican friar and a celebrated preacher.

Eventually, a group of Dominican friars brought it to Oxford.

Siferwas depicted himself several times in the habit of a Dominican friar.

It illustrates a mob of Dominican friars murdering the governor.

A large number of young Dominican friars attended.

However, it was only in 1556 a group of Dominican friars established their missionary work in the area.

He probably was a Dominican friar, but this is still unconfirmed sufficiently by documentary evidence.

Tyrrell was educated by Dominican friars in high school and traces his love of language to them.

I can no longer be a Dominican friar."

During all this time, Caxaro was on very good terms with the Dominican friars.

All his possession went to the Dominican friars.

The Dominican friars were obliged to hand over the complex to regular clergy in the mid 18th century.

He looks up and sees the body of a Dominican friar and notices the knife.

There were monthly meetings for the biblical instruction of the membership, conducted by Dominican friars.

Bell redeemed plate pawned by the Dominican friars of the city.