apostolate

They did their apostolate here until the end of Spanish rule in 1898.

They also help in the parishes as part of their apostolate.

It was to be his new field of apostolate.

Eventually, the Sisters would expand into medical care as a new apostolate.

The route of every apostolate is the fight against sin.

The main apostolate of the association is prayer for priests.

V. Let us pray for the unity of the apostolate.

They have used this phrase for over 100 years to describe the apostolate of the order.

They meet once a year to discuss the internal affairs of the Apostolate.

Pastoral work is also a key part of the abbey's apostolate.

"Are you ready to dedicate yourself completely to the work of the apostolate?"

In his youth, he dedicated himself to the catechism apostolate.

The formula expressed the nature, spirituality, community life and apostolate of the new religious order.

He was accepted on the spot by all and inducted into the apostolate.

"The mother and the baby are our work - or our apostolate, as we like to call it."

He became one of the pioneers of the lay apostolate.

Religious institutes should try to devote some personnel and resources to the family apostolate.

From the beginning his was a very wide-ranging apostolate in social environments of all kinds.

Thus the lay vocation will be included a novel and outstanding form of the apostolate.

The growing numbers of the community contributed to the monks' primary apostolate, retreat work.

With this is joined, where needed and possible, the apostolate of union with Rome.

The congregation of sisters grew and this working class apostolate spread rapidly.

Their primary apostolate is the education of youth.

Traditionally, their main apostolate has been preaching missions and retreats.

This first attempt at an organized apostolate among the Iroquois had failed.