There are many ways you can use the word accept in a sentence. The five sentences you can make with the word accept are: I have accepted you in the family, I accept you to do better than this, You are accepted to do your homework, You are accepted to be in this class and You have accepted the papers.
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ATMs are not designed to accept alpha-numeric PINs. They're programmed to accept a 4-digit numerical code.
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Martha Gay Newman has written: 'The boundaries of charity : the Cistercians in twelfth-century society' -- subject(s): Cistercians, History
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Some women find it hard to accept a sincere compliment because they do not think you mean it.
The Cistercians are monks, while the Franciscans and Dominicans are both friars, the only thing that they have in common is that they are all religious Orders of the Catholic Church. The Cistercians were a reform of the Benedictine monasteries of the Cluny family which started in 1098 with St. Bernard of Clairvaux. The Franciscans and Dominicans were founded from nothing by St. Francis and St. Dominic (respectively) in 1209 and 1216.
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Cistercians, Franciscans, and Dominicans are all Catholic religious orders. The Cistercians focus on a contemplative and monastic lifestyle, the Franciscans emphasize poverty and simplicity in their service to the poor, and the Dominicans are known for their commitment to preaching and teaching. While each order has its own unique charism and history, all three share a dedication to living out the Gospel message in service to others.
Catholic Answer In the eleventh century, St. Robert of Molesme, who was a Benedictine monk founded a new monastic order based on the Rule of St. Benedict. The purpose was to live the Benedictine life upon more strict and austere lines. By the end of the twelfth century, the new Benedictine Order had 530 Cistercian abbeys and another 150 in the next century. The Cistercians wear an old white version of the typical Black Benedictine Habit. The Cistercians, in turn, were reformed in the 17th century, they are styled Cistercians of the Strict Observance or Trappists, who follow the Rule even more closely. They wear a white robe with a black scapular.
The Cistercians or Trappists are quite strict in their dedication to the cloistered monastic lifestyle.