Sentence examples for separate abbey from inspiring English sources

He later founded a separate abbey at Mayo for the English monks.

Several latticed grates on the abbey grounds separate the places where the nuns live and worship from visitors.

His stated purpose is to demythologize Abbey, "to separate fact from fiction and reality from myth," and he does an admirable job of correcting many of the misapprehensions surrounding Abbey's life, not the least of which were fostered by Abbey himself in the service of refining his own image.

Others had to worship in a separate chapel in the abbey grounds close to the main gate.

According to the New York Times: "One month later, the Office for Civil Rights agreed to exempt Belmont Abbey from 10 separate provisions of Title IX that prohibit discrimination based on gender identity, including employment, the admission of students, housing and the provision of facilities like restrooms and locker rooms.

As with their three previous "Women in Chant" CDs, the nuns recorded "Christmas" from behind the checkered black-iron grille in the abbey church that separates them from those who go there for Mass or eight daily prayer services.

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records that Aldfrith and Cuthburh separated, and Cuthburh established an abbey at Wimborne Minster where she was abbess.

Separate 3D models (d f), for Westminster Abbey (a), Big Ben (b), and London Eye (c) can be obtained from image collections.

The abbey section was designated Klosterneuburg after 1218, when it was separated from the market district (Korneuburg) by flooding.

It has been conjectured that due to the short space between them, the parish church may have been the abbey church, although Claire Breay's Cartulary of Chatteris Abbey discounts this idea, citing that historical documentation clearly defines two separate churches.

Abbey Road?