communal life

The communal life was felt, at the moment, to pass the time better.

It is very difficult to live this strong communal life.

It worked then and should continue to be a basis for communal life.

This was seen as an important aspect of communal life.

In 1931 he published "Ways of communal life without state and authority."

Labour, however, is not, nor are people's daily individual and communal lives.

Still, many were inspired by communal life down on the farm.

Our father sent us there to acquire the social training the communal life of a university gives.

"When I grew up, the local church was the center of family and communal life.

How will these directions influence Jewish family and communal life?

No aspect of the city's communal life had escaped him.

It's difficult, Bosch said, to find people to sign up for the communal life and work.

My connection with outside was the window which observed communal life in the tree'd area below me.

In this development the solitary and communal lives balanced one another.

For whatever reason people come, formation and growth of persons into the full Christian communal life is a long process.

They also prepare to be relocated as their communal life comes to an end.

A society without a communal life is condemned to die."

There is no hub of communal life here, and the children are all stored away in the schools.

People think Aborigines have a communal life and that everybody's got the same ideas.

Despite its relatively small size, Jewish communal life is rich and varied.

From the early 1970s she promoted women's greater participation in Jewish religious and communal life.

The mosque was integral to society, city planning and communal life.

Originally, the residents lived a communal life with a strict system of management and care.

A memorial to an era of communal life that will be forgotten in another hundred years.

Much of the villages' communal life centered around church services and holy days.