Examples of 'friary' in a sentence
Meaning of "friary"
A friary is a place where friars live, typically a monastery or convent
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- house or dwelling where friars or members of certain religious communities live
- Like a friar; relating to friars or to a convent.
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The grounds of the friary are an actively used cemetery.
Here also there is a plan to rebuild the friary.
Nothing of the friary remains now.
The friary does not appear to have been very large.
The graveyard surrounding the friary is still in use.
Likewise a friary church is the church of an order of friars.
It is located adjacent to a friary and a school.
Each friary held a school.
Please contact the friary beforehand.
The friary church stood at the centre of the complex.
I am not used to seeing the monk outside his friary.
Only the friary church and tower remain today.
Later that same year the friary was closed.
His remains are preserved in a tomb in the chapter room of the friary.
Agnes built a monastery and friary complex attached to the hospital.
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Finding court life distracting he asked permission to retire to his friary.
At the time the friary was home to the prior and nine friars.
Inside the friary.
The friary was constructed in a skewed rectangle with the church as the south wing.
He also found a grotto near the friary where he could pray in solitude.
She said McCarrick spoke with her briefly before lunch at the friary.
In that spirit the construction of a new friary and student chapel was undertaken.
The friary also had a hospital which kept a mortality book to record the deaths.
The new church was probably adapted from the medieval friary chapter house.
The friary was given to the town and converted into a hospital for common people.
We will not under any circumstances abandon the friary because of the letter.
The Friary grew vegetables for their own use.
Now we follow the plan further whereby he drove the brethren out of the friary.
He was buried in the friary church at Gloucester.
The inventory taken at this time by the bishop reflects the poverty of the friary.
So much for the friary in Halmstad.
Little is known of the early history of Wexford friary.
The friary was built to serve as a novitiate for the Franciscans in Britain.
And the stolen book is said to be preserved in the Franciscan friary in Bologna.
The Friary also has beautiful gardens which are open to visitors.
During the eighteenth century the friary was home to a Franciscan theological study centre.
Thus he remained in Milan as porter and questor for the poor of the friary.
Hence this friary housed the tombs of the von Gützkow family.
At an early age he entered a Franciscan friary at Montalto.
Our Lady of Sorrows has a friary a few blocks down where they will be safe.
The Collegium was opened in a former Fransciscan friary.
The friary is the only one in London known to have had its own prison.
He was then professed in into the Dominican friary at Minden.
The Franciscan Friary is opposite the church to the south.
Edward II was very fond of the friary.
He made his novitiate at the friary of the Carcerelle near Assisi.
After completing his studies he joined the Franciscan friary in Grodno.
In Claregalway there is the Franciscan Friary whose walls and tower are in good condition.
A friary of the Dominican Order is established.
He was secretly moved to the Friary in Morgon.
