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Oblate

In Christianity (specifically the Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Anglican and Methodist traditions), an oblate is a person associated with a Benedictine monastery or convent who is specifically dedicated to God and service.

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Religious congregations that use "oblate" in their name

Notable oblates

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Oblate

Nodes77
Edges76
Triples95
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025974
Components1

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Oblate

Top relations

related to Secular oblates · 28
Oblate → Ampleforth Abbey, Anglican, Anglican Christians, Benedict, Benedictine, Benedictine Catholic, Catholic Church, Catholics, Christian, Christians, Episcopal, In, Joseph, Lutheran, Many Benedictine, Methodist, Methodist Christians, Michigan, Minnesota, Non-Lutherans
related to Activities of an oblate · 17
Oblate → Benedictine, Bible, Confession, DEUS, Dom Paul Chauvin Oblates, Eucharist, God, Lectio Divina, Oblates, Pax, Peace, Psalm, Rule, Saint Benedict, That, They, UT IN OMNIBUS GLORIFICETUR
related to Process to investiture as an oblate · 17
Oblate → Abbey, An Inquirer, Aspirant, Benedictine, Christian, Inquirer, Inquirers, Mass, Novice, Oblate Meetings, Oblate Regular, Oblate Secular, Postulancy, Postulant, Probation, The Inquirer, There
related to External links · 13
Oblate → Augustine's HouseOblates, Christ, Congregation, Frances, Jesus OblatesThe Monastery, Kildare MonasteryOblates, Orthodox, Our Lady, RomeInternational Benedictine OblatesCommunity, Saint Brigid, Saint Laurence, Servants, St
related to history · 10
Oblate → At, Benedict, Christian, Latin, Rule, St, Tenth Council, The, This, Toledo
related to Conventual oblates · 6
Oblate → At, If, It, The, There, While
related to Religious congregations that use "oblate" in their name · 3
Oblate → Examples, There, These
is a · 1
Oblate → person associated with a Benedictine monastery or convent who is specifically dedicated to God and service.Oblates are individuals

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Important terminology

oblates benedictine monastery st may monks monasteries community monastic oblation novice benedict life catholic also time christian church become saint

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Oblateis aperson associated with a Benedictine monastery or convent who is specifically dedicated to God and service.Oblates are individuals0.90text
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateDom Paul Chauvin Oblates0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateGod0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateThey0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblatePsalm0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateOblates0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateBenedictine0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateRule0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateSaint Benedict0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateUT IN OMNIBUS GLORIFICETUR0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateDEUS0.60section
Oblaterelated to Activities of an oblateThat0.60section

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