Translation of "Capuchin monk" in German

As the Capuchin monk Christian Endres, the last woolen cloth weaver in the Rapperswil monastery, died in 1971, the monastic tradition extinct after exactly 300 years.

2 Reviews The Capuchin Crypt—monk-bone-laden chapels underneath the Church of Santa Maria della Concezione—is one of Rome's most macabre attractions.

The building was erected in about 1638 by the Capuchin monk Giovanni Pietro of Lugano from drawings by the architect Luca Danese of Ravenna, this is a meeting point for the navigable Pallotta canal and the centre of the city, where it breaks up the internal waterways into a network of canals.

As a Capuchin monk he had a big heart for sinners and the sick, and in the year before his death no less than 250,000 people confessed to him.

After the cattle reached the alp, the site was blessed by a Capuchin monk in order to rid it for the summer of all evil ghosts - as the Alps bustled with many a poor, poor unredeemed soul.

But in fact the initiative for the building came from a friend of Guarinoni, the Capuchin monk, Thomas von Bergamo.

This recipe dates back to 1832 and was developed by a Capuchin monk to make an herbal elixir to cure cholera in India.

When an envoy of Pope Urban VIII, the Capuchin monk Anton Marian, came through Bayerbach in 1643, he learned of the newly-flourishing pilgrimage to Langwinkl.

The Capuchin monk, a relative of the family, came with two new rosaries, one was for the prayers and the other for the protection of the cattle.

This practice, instituted in 1534 by a Capuchin monk in response to Protestant attacks against the Eucharist, takes place usually during the three days immediately preceding Lent, days of carnival when people of the world too often give themselves over to guilty entertainment.

Thus, as Father Ignazio Scurti, a Capuchin monk from Manoppello, emphasized, “The true Veronica, the true veil, is the Eucharistic host, and you will find the true face of God in the face of your neighbor.”

But in fact the initiative for the building came from a friend of Guarinoni, the Capuchin monk, Thomas von Bergamo.Although Guarinoni lent a hand, earning him the nickname "Master Pölten", it was July 25th 1654, 34 years later before the church could be finally consecrated by the Brixen bishop, Jesse Perkhofer, in honour of Borromeo .

The capuchin monks was invited to the city by JÃ3zsef Eszterházy.

Christianity came to Nigeria in the 15th century through Augustinian and Capuchin monks from Portugal.

It is dedicated to Maria Assunta and has once been the church of the Capuchin monks…

It is dedicated to Maria Assunta and has once been the church of the Capuchin monks ofAppiano.

Next up is the Capuchin Crypt, where you'll find the artistically displayed bones of 4,000 Capuchin monks.

The Convent, protected by tropical vegetation and whitewashed walls, still emanates the silence of the first 'Capuchins' monks.

Capuchin Monks from the Monastery in Amalfi above the Bay of Naples by Unterberger is, therefore, not framed, and will be sent to you rolled up and packaged in a strong and secure postal tube.

The unframed print of Capuchin Monks from the Monastery in Amalfi above the Bay of Naples will be shipped rolled up in a postal tube.

Born after the Italian Capuchin monks' hoods' color, and then from Rome to New York, its preparations have varied as much as its pronunciations.

Your Capuchin Monks from the Monastery in Amalfi above the Bay of Naples Canvas Print is individually hand-made, using sophisticated digital technology.

This unique tour shows you the best of underground Rome including the crypt made from Capuchin monks' bones and the Domitilla Catacombs where early Christians worshiped in secret.

The building, which dates back to the 17th century, is a plain one - typical for the poverty-mad Capuchin monks.

The sarcophaguses of Empress Elisabeth and Crown Prince Rudolf are situated in the crypt, which is looked after by Capuchin monks.