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Meaning of "became nuns"
became nuns: This phrase describes the act of women joining a religious order and taking vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience to become nuns
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became nuns
Half my high school became nuns.
Daughters all became nuns in the convent of the Poor Clares.
His daughters subsequently became nuns.
We know that three daughters became nuns and one son, Michel became a Jesuit priest.
All of their daughters became nuns.
Three of Zita 's sisters became nuns and, for a time, she considered following the same path.
He had five sisters all of whom became nuns.
The three of them became nuns at Tōkei-ji.
Two of his sons would become priests, and both of his daughters became nuns.
They all became nuns.
I was never close with any of my nieces . They all became nuns.
Of her five daughters, four became nuns in religious orders.
Upon reuniting the kingdom of Clovis, Clotaire I freed them ; the daughters likely became nuns.
Two sisters became nuns.
Of his six brothers, five became priests ; both of his sisters became nuns.
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He converted wealthy women, some of who became Nuns in the face of family opposition.
Don't you feel guilty? You kidding? Half my high school became nuns.
All five remaining daughters became nuns among them, St Theresa of Lisieux.
Three of the Healy sisters became nuns.
Both daughters became nuns.
In 1948 both the founders and the first seven sisters became nuns.
That 's how they became nuns.
Several of his daughters became nuns.
Fourteen of the sixteen Balbi women who became nuns did so in the 1600s.
Two of Juan 's sisters, Rosario and Isabel, became nuns.
Three of the girls became nuns.
You kidding? Half my high school became nuns.
The three Healy daughters became nuns.
Other granddaughters, the sisters Katherine and Lorica FitzWalter, became nuns at Lacock.
Joan had two younger sisters, Matilda and Beatrice who both became nuns at Aconbury Priory.
I mean, that 's why many of us became nuns.
