Sentence examples for through seminary from inspiring English sources
My father worked at manual labor, and he couldn't put me through seminary or boarding school, so my education was paid for, at that early age, by the diocese of Birmingham, Ala.
So I really just managed my way through seminary and didn't have any helpful therapy or medication.
In one way or another, after a detour through seminary and then into politics and government, I've been covering the class war ever since.
6. Susan Waters Born: 1823 From: Bordentown, New Jersey Medium: Painting Why we love her: Waters, a self-taught painter of portraits and landscapes, used the money made from her artwork to support herself through seminary school.
Boxes of old magazines, copies of all the newspapers I had a hand in producing years ago, papers and other memorabilia from elementary school through seminary, a dozen years worth of personal journals, mementos from various trips and vacations, and scads of letters from old buddies and loved ones, and even a few celebrities like Soupy Sales.
Deepa Ranganathan, a friend of the couple who became a minister for the occasion through Ministerial Seminary of America, officiated.
Go through the application process for the seminary through your diocese or through the religious order.
By the time he graduated from college, though — he went to Manhattan College, another Christian Brothers school — Giuliani had been thoroughly exposed to the new views then sweeping through the seminaries and the theology departments of Catholic colleges and, eventually, the broader Church.
"It was very clean, extremely clean," said Ted Resnick, a carpet dealer who got a recent walk-through of the Philadelphia seminary where Pope Francis will spend one night during his coming visit to the United States this week.
The audience, bused in from Helensburgh, walk up towards the seminary through Kilmahew woods, holding lighted staves to guide them.
As for its reputation, Mr. Cone estimated that 70 percent of Tyndale's students found the seminary through word of mouth — a strong endorsement.
