Sentence examples for religious vows from inspiring English sources

That same year, she abandoned her religious vows.

Taking religious vows, however, in no way hampered his participation in worldly affairs.

She returned to her previous confessor, renewed her religious vows, and signed various penitential documents.

Sanction -- Sister Mary was told in 1983 that her job was inconsistent with her religious vows.

She said she had been struggling to discern whether religious vows were her true calling.

He chose Mother Barat, and in Paris on Nov. 21, 1800, she and three companions pronounced their religious vows.

What's more, he's taken a religious vow never to watch TV.

Should it be seen primarily as a fulfillment of a religious vow and a way of strengthening the faith of actors and spectators alike?

For Swiss wealth managers, who oversaw more than two trillion dollars in international deposits, the promise to maintain financial privacy was akin to a religious vow of silence.

By the way, he revealed the fact that as a computer scientist he refuses to have a computer at home, and has a religious vow never to watch TV, and has Luddite tendencies.

"The ritual started in the province about six decades ago as a form of religious vow by poor people seeking forgiveness, a cure for illness and the fulfillment of other wishes," it wrote.