vow of obedience

If only I might take the vow of obedience at once!

Even the vow of obedience is not as it used to be.

Didn't you take a vow of obedience or something?

Hardly the public vow of obedience and commitment that free agents wanted to hear.

Martin would have to obey them after all, wasn't that what a vow of obedience meant?

You have released him from his vow of obedience.

Lives a vow of obedience, living attentive to God's call through prayer and other people.

I might say, by way of explanation, that an important vow of obedience had been broken.

You see, we are under vows of obedience.

Members take vows of obedience, stability and conversion of life.

The members, who made the vows of obedience, chastity and poverty, divided themselves into three classes.

While she is hardly humble, her long-ago vow of obedience sticks.

Although his vow of obedience was behind him, Martin obeyed. '

Vows of obedience, voluntarily taken, cannot be discarded whenever they become inconvenient.

Too bad this spokesperson for the nuns forgot her vow of obedience to the Catholic church.

By the time Javan reaches his legal majority, he is a lay brother under religious vows of obedience.

But truth be told, the order takes a special vow of obedience to the Pope, binding them in a special relationship.

Ignatius in the meantime gradually began to give a new emphasis to the vow of obedience.

Yet doth this not, in itself, violate thy vow of obedience?

I suppose its also one of the first serious tests of the vow of obedience.

He was an altar boy and took vows of obedience, poverty and chastity.

Members of the Legion take vows of obedience, chastity, and poverty.

The Daughters would profess annual vows of obedience, chastity, service and stability.

He has forgotten his vow of obedience.

Is it better to keep them as a priest so they're still under a vow of obedience and then put them on ice somewhere?"