Sentence examples for annual visitations from inspiring English sources
The addition of lay brothers tapped a large reservoir in an age of increased religious devotion and economic and population growth, and the organization of the order which featured annual visitations and a general chapter ensured good discipline and enabled the Cistercians to accommodate a vast family of houses scattered throughout the Latin church.
Annual visitation at each of the brand-name parks we had considered hovers around three and four million.
Dia Beacon has an annual visitation of about 65,000 people at an operating cost of about $4.5 million a year.
The Dutch were effectively prohibited from entering the landmass of Japan, except for the purpose of making an annual visitation to the shogun, in Edo; religious services were banned, and books of Christian devotion were seized upon arrival.
Today, Grand Canyon National Park receives about five million visitors each year, a far cry from the annual visitation of 44,173 in 1919.
This annual visitation took place without fail for more than 15 years until a couple of years ago when my bee stopped showing up.
Zoological facilities in North America house endangered species of great apes with annual visitation rates of >100 million persons (1 ).
The New Haven district held its second annual teacher visitation day last month in an attempt to help fill at least 100 expected vacancies next school year in areas such as math, science, library media and special education.
During the fall quarter, the annual Graduate and Professional Schools Visitation Days (GPSVD) is held each first Sunday through Tuesday in November.
Despite controversy about their effectiveness, annual multidimensional assessments or preventive home visitation programs are part of national policies in several Western countries, including the United Kingdom and Denmark [ 12, 13].
La Virgen De Guadalupe, Dios Inantzin The Latino Theater Company presents the 14th annual reenactment of the Virgin Mary's visitations with peasant Juan Diego in 16th century Mexico; in Spanish with English supertitles.
