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- proper noun A female
given name , a rare feminine form ofBenedict .
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She sought spiritual direction from the Abbot of the abbey in Beuron, and considered Benedictine spirituality formative in her life - so much so that she chose her title in Carmelite life so that she would be known as "Benedicta" to her sisters.
Monastic Musings 2008
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She sought spiritual direction from the Abbot of the abbey in Beuron, and considered Benedictine spirituality formative in her life - so much so that she chose her title in Carmelite life so that she would be known as "Benedicta" to her sisters.
Monastic Musings 2008
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She sought spiritual direction from the Abbot of the abbey in Beuron, and considered Benedictine spirituality formative in her life - so much so that she chose her title in Carmelite life so that she would be known as "Benedicta" to her sisters.
Monastic Musings 2008
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She sought spiritual direction from the Abbot of the abbey in Beuron, and considered Benedictine spirituality formative in her life - so much so that she chose her title in Carmelite life so that she would be known as "Benedicta" to her sisters.
Monastic Musings 2008
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She sought spiritual direction from the Abbot of the abbey in Beuron, and considered Benedictine spirituality formative in her life - so much so that she chose her title in Carmelite life so that she would be known as "Benedicta" to her sisters.
Monastic Musings 2008
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"Benedicta," sighed Yolande, hands clasped on swelling bosom, "O Benedicta, here is no foolish Lord of Tong ... and yet ...
The Geste of Duke Jocelyn Jeffery Farnol 1915
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A more immediate worry, says Bruegel think tank researcher Benedicta Marzinoto, are fears larger European economies will be pulled into the eurozone debt crisis.
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A more immediate worry, says Bruegel think tank researcher Benedicta Marzinoto, are fears larger European economies will be pulled into the eurozone debt crisis.
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Speaking of faith, Benedicta Cipolla of Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly looks at a verse in James about faith and deeds frequently cited, in varying forms, by Democratic candidates.
The Early Word: Faith, Words and Deeds - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Speaking of faith, Benedicta Cipolla of Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly looks at a verse in James about faith and deeds frequently cited, in varying forms, by Democratic candidates.
The Early Word: Faith, Words and Deeds - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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