missionary country

Her particular vision was the education of young women and girls in missionary countries.

Now, who would think of France as a missionary country?

Korea comes after the US as the second largest Christian missionary country in the world.

Since then, the Church in America, originally conceived as a missionary country, has shed that identity by having more than 70 million members.

Obviously, in so-called missionary countries, where benefices are practically unknown, such laws cannot apply.

For similar cause, Rome grants to priests of missionary countries the privilege of saying two Masses.

We were a missionary country for the Irish, who were out to convert the world as surely then as they had been in the time of St. Brendan.

Later, Edmund re-established the schools under the title of Christian Brothers to enable a world wide spread of the Order to Missionary countries, including Australia.

As, however, it is only equitable that the diocese should support its bishop, especially as he has no episcopal benefice, a pension which retains the canonical name of cathedraticum is usually paid to the bishop in most missionary countries.

In later days it was deemed fitting to preserve the memory of ancient Christian Churches that had fallen into the hands of the unbelievers; this was done by giving their names to auxiliary bishops or bishops in missionary countries.

They all expatiated on the subject at the semi nary to discourage me, pointing out the necessity of waiting, that it was not missionary country, that I wasnt ready yet, I had to prepare myself [39] specially, know who I was, and even then I had to go through tests, then they would see!