Sentence examples for a monastery for aid from inspiring English sources

The torment -- evil and malign, as things tend to be in such movies -- drives him to a monastery for aid and solace.

He may have to be sent to a monastery for a life of seclusion and penance.

Since 1937 it has been a monastery for a small group of Benedictine nuns.

It's as if Farrington himself had been in a monastery for the last 20 years.

He later returned to Constantinople, where he established a monastery for laymen and opened a school by the imperial library.

He describes his new home as a "monastery for programmers".

The prosecutor entered a monastery for 3 days and consulted a priest.

Maybe he should have done what Leonard Cohen did this year and head to a monastery for some chill-out time.

I once lived at a Zen monastery for a year.

And become monks in a Buddhist monastery for a year.

The town has been a monastic centre for centuries; St. Jerome built a monastery there and, with the aid of Palestinian rabbis, translated the Old Testament into Latin from the original Hebrew (5th century ce).