perpetual adoration
Americannoun
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The congregation name will remain Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, McKenzie said.
From Washington Times
Goodman also recalled their neighbors at the time behind the house, a convent for members of the Religious of Perpetual Adoration order.
From Washington Post
The bishops also voted to endorse a campaign seeking sainthood for Sister Thea Bowman, a Mississippi-born descendant of slaves who became the first black member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration and — in 1989 — the first black woman to address a national meeting of the bishops' conference.
From Fox News
The bishops also voted to endorse a campaign seeking sainthood for Sister Thea Bowman, a Mississippi-born descendant of slaves who became the first black member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration and - in 1989 - the first black woman to address a national meeting of the bishops’ conference.
From Washington Times
The bishops also voted to endorse a campaign seeking sainthood for Sister Thea Bowman, a Mississippi-born descendant of slaves who became the first black member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration and — in 1989 — the first black woman to address a national meeting of the bishops’ conference.
From Seattle Times
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