Sentence examples for orders of men from inspiring English sources

In one sign of how controversial that was with church officials, the American leaders of religious orders of men, at their meeting in August of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, pointedly refused to adopt the American bishops' policies, a decision that drew notice in Rome, the Vatican official said.

They are scattered throughout the hierarchy, clergy and religious orders of men and women.

Thousands of children, women and men have been killed and maimed at the orders of men who have no experiences with these horrors.

As evidence, they cite messages of support they have received from Catholic religious orders of men and women all over Europe, Asia and Latin America — as well as in the United States.

The Augustinian Canons, or Austin Canons (in full, the Canons Regular of Saint Augustine), were, in the 11th century, the first religious order of men in the Roman Catholic Church to combine clerical status with a full common life.

In another pamphlet, published in 1953, Donald Lothrop referred to John and other pilgrims who came to America for religious freedom as "a new order of men who were on fire with God".

Trinitarian, member of Order of the Most Holy Trinity for the Redemption of Captives (O.SS.T ., a Roman Catholic order of men founded in France in 1198 by St. John of Matha to free Christian slaves from captivity under the Muslims in the Middle East, North Africa, and Spain.

When Li & Fung arranged for Viettien to take an order of men's shirts two years ago, the factory tripped up on providing proper documentation, reference numbers, production dates and names and signatures of workers for each job.

Irigaray calls the fraternal order "hom(m)osexuality," meaning both that it is an order of the same (homo) and that it is the order of men (homme): the regime of sexual indifference ignores relations among women, and especially between mothers and daughters, and situates women as the medium of men's alliances with one another, as the buried support and energetic reserves of the body politic.

Nature is presented throughout the poem as rough and indifferent, constantly threatening the order of men and courtly life.

This religious order of men may hide their evil behind their holy robes and fancy sermons and to trusting humans who want to believe in their goodness, but this cannot be hidden from God.