celibate

You have to be celibate your first few years in the Church.

The celibate life is more possible for most of them by nature.

Since the death of his wife three years ago, he had been celibate.

After this experience she was celibate for about three years.

God, anyone would think he'd been celibate for the last ten years.

That could not be right either, because she had been celibate for almost a year now.

This is not, of course, to say that he was celibate.

But how do you write a book about fun when you're celibate?

Eventually I began to question this idea of living a celibate life.

Either that or you'll end up like a celibate lots of the time.

He remained celibate throughout his life and died in 1066.

You could live years a long time to stay celibate."

It takes all sorts to make a church; she does not ask me to be celibate.

He was a celibate and had to fend for himself.

In addition, a monk also is expected to be celibate.

Richard and I had each been celibate for years, separate decisions.

Even if my father remains celibate the rest of his life, I am still here, to call to mind what he wants forgotten.

Being with lovers can be such a trial to those of us who are celibate.

Bishop Hope said he had always chosen to live a single and celibate life.

"I suppose it never occurred to you that he might be celibate?"

"Obviously, the only way to be with it nowadays is to stay celibate."

They keep the sacred writings of their people, and are celibate.

The instinct of the celibate warned him to hold back.

But his celibate mindset left me with a nice personal problem.

Or would you rather talk first to one of the Celibates?"

He also published a collection of short stories: Celibates (1895).

There will never be enough true celibates to fill the ranks of the priesthood.

The brothers were sworn celibates, could never marry any more than monks.

The church should open the priesthood to the gifts and talents of married men along with celibates.

The county's first settlement occurred between 1808 and 1812, by a religious society of celibates known as Shakers.

Those against made statements such as that the only men who supported women's public roles were themselves unmarried celibates.

Possible reasons listed below are controversial among vocal involuntary celibates themselves.

These people were no celibates, but they had deliberately renounced the one thing that might have forced them to change and evolve.

Since priests were required to remain celibates the patriarchy moved from uncle to nephew.

There are no celibates on this staircase, unless you are one, madam.

"I know," Dusty said, smoldering with more frustration than a monastery full of celibates.

Yes, all the homosexuals and the celibates and the Mendicants are part of it.

Even the 1998 study was only started once a member of an online discussion group for involuntary celibates inquired about current research on the subject.

Virgins and celibates testify to the goodness of marriage and family life.

"To date the Church's celibates have not given a single positive thought to intercourse prompted by love" is only one of her more preposterous statements.

And the same with the celibates.

The problem is not simply celibacy; religiously committed celibates can and do lead lives of service and commitment.

The Riverman heresy, and was it connected to the homosexuals or the celibates?

These rules stated that only celibates and widowed priests coming without their children should be permitted in the United States.

Her life and heritage echoed that of Christian female celibates and saints from preceding centuries.

Students were required to be brahmacharis or celibates.

One of these Celibates must be in kemmer during the Foretelling.

Celibates and elderly widows and widowers could sell their vouchers on the free market.

Dan John, how much we lose, we celibates, Lacking the love of woman and of child.