Novitiate

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For a time, I was the only Novice in the Novitiate, and one of my duties was to wash the dishes after the main meal.

The Grace to Race Sister Madonna Buder 2010
For a time, I was the only Novice in the Novitiate, and one of my duties was to wash the dishes after the main meal.

The Grace to Race Sister Madonna Buder 2010
For a time, I was the only Novice in the Novitiate, and one of my duties was to wash the dishes after the main meal.

The Grace to Race Sister Madonna Buder 2010
During the tenure of a Jesuit Novitiate in the late 1940's, it was walled-in to become a cell.

Michael Henry Adams: Some Great New Books! 2009
He was born in Dundee and received the Religious Habit at the Marist Novitiate, Athlone in 1953.

Brother John H. Parker, FMS Catholic Mom of 10 2009
Here she performed all the Duties of her Novitiate with perfect

The Lining of the Patch-Work Screen 2008
Here she performed all the Duties of her Novitiate with perfect

The Lining of the Patch-Work Screen 2008
As he put it: "I don't want to go to Hell; I think I'll go to the Novitiate!"

Fr. Vincent McNabb: A Voice of Contradiction 2007
After nine months, she becomes a Bride of Christ and is inducted into the Novitiate.

She was a teenage nun. bradamant 2004
Their instructor, Mikas Plauen, was doing his Brotherhood Novitiate.

The Swordbearer Cook, Glen 1982