- An
Oratorian is a
member of one of the
following religious orders:
Oratory of
Saint Philip Neri (Roman Catholic), who use the
postnominal letters C.O...
- some
religious institutes,
Oratorians are not
bound by a rule to pray in common,
though this is
something that
Oratorians consider important, and they...
- the
Oratorians in 1630. The
school was
closed down by
occupying French revolutionary forces in 1796. The 18th-century
building of the
Oratorian College...
-
Hyacinthe de
Valroger Britannica: "
Oratorian"
retrieved August 17, 2016 Williams,
Charles E., The
French Oratorians and Absolutism, 1611-1641 (New York:...
- The
following is a list of some
notable Old
Oratorians,
being former pupils of The
Oratory School in the
United Kingdom.
Hilaire Belloc,
writer and historian...
-
Oratorians have gone on to
represent England at
international level, both at
junior and
senior levels. At non-international level,
several Oratorians...
- and Chelsea,
neighbouring Knightsbridge, London. Its name
stems from
Oratorians, who own the building, live
nextdoor at the
London Oratory, and service...
-
family and the
Oratorians in Rome,
painting frescoes at the
gallery of
their palazzo (1633—1639) and
working on the
sacristy of the
Oratorians'
chiesa Nuova...
-
explanation needed] The term can also
refer to the
local house of the
Oratorians, the
congregation of
priests founded by
Philip Neri in Rome, Italy, in...
- was used by
Diderot and also by
Montesquieu (and by his teacher, the
Oratorian friar Nicolas Malebranche). It
served to
designate the
common interest...
