Stole
Mentioned in 46 documents, 71 times across the archives
Documents
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Canonisation process of Charles Houben
1 mention“" Charles I wish to stole that in my”
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Cure katherine burke
1 mention“" Charles I wish to stole that in my”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
5 mentions“slowly her beautiful white arms stole round my neck her eyes”
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December 1916
1 mention“ther two sleeping children , and then stole out of the house .”
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July 1916
1 mention“Victor's countenance . Lucille stole her hand gently into his .”
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May 1916
1 mention“he stole ? Should not the punishment of the latter criminal”
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October 1916
3 mentions“front , to represent the stole , did duty for the chasable .”
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April 1917
2 mentions“asleep , how could they tell that the disciples came and stole”
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January 1917
1 mention“which is not given to everybody - he stole furitively into the”
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March 1917
1 mention“they stole towards the window of the latter room and looked”
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July 1917
3 mentions“to be burnt , very abruptly stole it from them , and when peace”
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May 1918
1 mention“stand the words . Strancely stirred , she stole back to her room , but all”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
3 mentions“stole upon him , and strangled him with a cord about”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
5 mentions“on his own ground , we must steal his thunder , just as he stole ours . Let us”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
3 mentions“evening air stole in , bringing a fragrance”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
4 mentions“still more indignantly , did I think you stole it !”
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May 1958
1 mention“stole a chicken " he was very cross”
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Oct 1958
1 mention“stole ' The Valley ' from your room , in order , as I”
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Nov 1958
1 mention“that Silbermann stole the idea for his improved”
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Dec 1958
2 mentions“violet stole .”
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feb 1959
1 mention“still more indignantly , did I think you stole it !”
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Mar 1959
2 mentions“wearing a purple stole round his neck-it's”
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1926 chapter acts
2 mentions“At 10 a.m. on Saturday the Capitular Fathers and all the Religious of the Retreat assembled in the Choir. The Most Rev. President, vested in Surplice and white Stole, and bearing the Crucifix, having ”
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provchapt1872acts
1 mention“On Tuesday morning at 6:30 p.m. Solemns High Mass de Spiritu Sancto was celebrated by the V. Rev. 4th Jugene Prov at which all the customary ceremonies were observed. At 9 p.m. the entire Community as”
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provchapt1875acts
1 mention“At 4 o'clock a.m. Volume High Mass was celebrated by the Very Presb. Tr. Bernard, Provincial, at which all the usual ceremonies were observed. At 10 o'clock the entire Community assembles in the Churc”
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provchapt1899acts
1 mention“F. President rested in Stole and surplier bearing”
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provchapt1902acts
1 mention“The President reckled on Stole and Surplice, and hearing the Cardinals intoned the "Veseilla Regis"”
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provchapt1908acts
1 mention“At ten o'clock the Capitular Fathers and all the religious community assembled in the choir. The V. Rev. President, vested in surplice and white stole, and bearing the crucifix, having intoned the Vex”
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provchapt1911acts
1 mention“At 10 a.m the Capitular Fathers and the religious of the Retreat assembled in Choir. The Most Rev President vested in surplus and white stole”
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provchapt1929acts
1 mention“At 9.30 the Capitular Fathers and all the Religious of the Retreat assembled in the Choir. The Most Rev. Fr. President, vested in surplice and white stole and bearing the crucifix, having intoned the ”
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provchapt1932acts
1 mention“At 9 a. m. the Capitular Fathers and all the Religious of the Retreat assembled in the Choir, the Very Rev. Fr. President vested in surplies and white stole and bearing the Grucifix, intoned the "Vexi”
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provchapt1938acts
1 mention“At 10.15 the Capitulars and all the Religious of the Retreat assembled in the Choir. Most Rev. Fr. General, vested in surplice and white stole and bearing the Crucifix, intoned the "Vexilla Regis". It”
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provchapt1944acts
1 mention“At 10.30 on the same morning the Capitulars and the Religious of St. Paul's Retreat assembled in the Choir, Very Rev. Fr. President, vested in surplice and white stole, and bearing the Crucifix, inton”
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provchapt1944invent
3 mentions“Stole - white 1.”
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provchapt1947acts
1 mention“At 10 o'clock on the same morning the Capitular Fathers and the Religious of St. Paul's Retreat assembled in the Choir. Most Rev. Fr. General, vested in surplice and white stole and bearing the Crucif”
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provchapt1950acts
1 mention“At 10 a.m., the Capitular Fathers and the entire Community assembled in Choir. Most Rev. Fr. General, vested in Surplice and White Stole and bearing the Crucifix, intoned the 'Vexilla Regis', which wa”
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provchapt1950invent
1 mention“1 Holy Water Stoop1 Crucifix1 Surplice and Stole”
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provchapt1953acts
1 mention“At 9.30 on the same morning, the Capitular Fathers and the Religious of the Retreat assembled in Choir for the formal Opening Ceremonies of the Chapter. Most Rev. Fr. General, vested in surplice and w”
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provchapt1956acts
1 mention“At 9 a.m., the Capitular Fathers and the Religious of the Retreat assembled in the Choir for the formal Opening Ceremonies of the Chapter. Most Rev. Father General, vested in surplice and white stole ”
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dom bede lebbe
1 mention“ancient Romans had a passion for splendid processions and when Constantine transferred the seat of Empire to Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople after himself—the passion thrived on the subsequ”
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earlydays good counsel 1944 jul sep
1 mention“ancient Romans had a passion for splendid processions and when Constantine transferred the seat of Empire to Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople after himself—the passion thrived on the subsequ”
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103212
1 mention“I left your letter at home, so may not answer the questions in same, or it may have been Pro. B. letter that inquired for friends. I knew C. Tierney he was a member of the same club a few years ago, b”
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112137
1 mention“His books—the cleanest of his generation—were exploited by their proformative publishers as if they had been by digestion of pornography. They stole his name from his plays, and even in Dublin blazone”
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119860
1 mention“Over this are the red cape and a red embroidered stole.”
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123461
1 mention“In O'Connell square speeches were made in the afternoon in the presence of a large gathering. The base of the O'Connell statue was draped in Sinn Fein colours, an operation which was performed at dayb”
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124393
1 mention“Three little fairies and an angel assisted God in making the babe of Athlone. One of the little fairies went down to the Shannon and stole from the limpid waters of the Shannon, its lilt. The other tw”