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seminarian

[ sem-uh-nair-ee-uhn ]

noun

  1. a student in a theological seminary.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of seminarian1

First recorded in 1575–85; seminary + -an
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In time, it became a residence for young seminarians and is now part of Mount St. Mary’s campus, on this Boulevard of Broken Dreams and Leases.

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Francis was addressing an assembly of the Italian bishops conference, which recently approved a new document outlining training for Italian seminarians.

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But when Suarez did his military service as a young seminarian, he kept his Bible hidden, fearing it would get confiscated.

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They accused Stika of abusing his authority during his 14 years as bishop of Knoxville and protecting a seminarian accused of sexual misconduct.

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The church shelved the case internally on a technicality because Rugolo was a seminarian at the time the abuse began.

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