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would complain that the
penitents were
conducting a
parallel religious cult
separate and in
competition with the parish. The
penitents "used the
baroque spirituality...
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confraternity of
penitents in
Italy mortifying the
flesh with
disciplines in a seven-hour procession;
hoods similar to the
capirote are worn by
penitents in order...
- The
Penitent Thief, also
known as the Good Thief, Wise Thief,
Grateful Thief, or
Thief on the Cross, is one of two
unnamed thieves in Luke's
account of...
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civitate ****isii
oriundi ("
penitents from the town of ****isi")
Eventually they
became the
Secular Franciscan Order.
Penitents or
Hermits of St. John the...
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Penitent Magdalene or
Penitent Magdalen refers to a
period of
repentance in the life of Mary Magdalene,
according to
medieval legend, and a
large number...
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fought in
early January 685
between the
Umayyad army and the
Penitents (Tawwabin). The
Penitents were a
group of pro-Alid
Kufans led by
Sulayman ibn Surad...
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Penitente or
penitentes may
refer to
Penitente or
penitent, any (typically Catholic)
practitioner of
ritual penance A
member of the
Penitentes (New Mexico)...
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exclusively male or female, but most, like the
White Penitents of Montpellier, are mixed.
Penitents'
confraternities exist in Spain,
southern France, Monaco...
- The
Penitent (1983) is a
novel by
Isaac Bashevis Singer (1902–1991). It was
originally published in
installments in The
Jewish Daily Forward (1973) with...
-
penitent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Penitent or
Penitent may
refer to: The
Penitent, a 1983
novel by
Isaac Bashevis Singer The
Penitent (play)...
