5 sentences with 'convents'

Example sentences and phrases with the word convents and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: convents

Convents are buildings where groups of nuns live and work together. They are places for religious life, prayer, and community. Convents often include living quarters, chapels, and areas for study or teaching.


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« The peasants in the countryside went further, attacking churches, convents and the estates of the nobility. »
« Monasteries and convents had to be economically self-sufficient, overseeing both agriculture and craftsmanship on their lands. »
« In essence, many monasteries and convents became the most dynamic and commercially successful institutions in their home regions. »
« Monasteries and convents grew to become some of the most important economic institutions in medieval Europe, despite their stated intention to house people whose full-time job was to pray for the souls of Christians everywhere. »
« Church organisation: The government also made changes to the organisation of the Catholic Church, which were strongly resisted by the clergy and the population. As a result of these changes, many ecclesiastical properties passed into the hands of the government, and the convents of the Franciscan, Dominican, Mercedarian and Bethlehemite monks were suppressed. »

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