religious order

She is a single mother, I am a member of a religious order.

We were supposed to be some sort of religious order, I guess.

The first son of a poor family raised by some religious order in the north.

The close relationship between the school district and religious order continued for many decades.

"Have you chosen a name for your new religious order?"

One had put down the sword and gone into a religious order.

The person may also be honored in a particular religious order.

Such singles are often part of a religious order or community.

For a time the building was used as a school and retreat by a religious order.

By 2036 it had become the most prevalent religious order in America.

By 1744 the association had become a religious order with a rule and a formal community.

It also prepared the way for the quite different religious orders of the 13th century.

The rural population saw the old religious order in danger.

When the religious order didn't have a candidate, that meant we would be looking at a lay person.

The women began to call each other "sister" and were encouraged to begin a religious order.

The religious orders were brought back and allowed to teach.

It was the only enclosed religious order for women on the island.

After a year, the program was offered to the other religious orders and lay people.

The house is now used by a religious order as flats for retired members.

He died of a stroke, a spokeswoman for the religious order said.

Religious orders played a vital part in meeting this need.

Under this new position, one person would be appointed from different religious orders.

Due to his weak health he wasn't accepted into any religious order.

There were never more than a dozen of them, but they formed an independent religious Order in 1474.

They were fulfilling functions of political, social and religious order.