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As of 2004 there were 140 seminarians and 15 teachers.

Indeed, many of the seminarians are married, and some have children.

As a former seminarian, I hope that these changes will come before it is too late.

The first class was a mixture of seminarians and day students.

His brother, also a seminarian, was killed during this time.

"I try to encourage seminarians not to always go by the book but to learn from the people."

The first group of seminarians joined on 1 September 1994.

As of 2007 there were 186 seminarians taking the four-year course.

In the same period the average age for Catholic seminarians increased by 5 years.

Still, many young people, prospective seminarians especially, say they will be watching.

Already the Society has 29 priests and over a hundred seminarians.

The first group of 17 seminarians was ordained in 2006.

The church, the former Jesuit seminarian says, was very important in his early life.

Further conflict is provided by the son's status as young seminarian.

The high school shared the campus with the seminarians for one year.

Older high school boys and seminarians volunteered their time during the week.

The 12 minor seminarians are to move into the new block very soon.

The fathers and seminarians join the workers during their free time.

Only five major seminarians were present for the opening of classes on June 15, 9144.

The Society grew to number 40 priests and 60 seminarians by 1920.

In 1993, he was accused by a former seminarian of sexual abuse.

The number of seminarians at this time increased every year until Fr.

Each seminarian meets his spiritual director at least once per month.

Today slightly more than half the seminarians went through Catholic colleges.

He became the spiritual director of the local seminarians in Barcelona.

A seminarist has brought me a blanket off his own bed.

His second recruit is an Afghan seminarist, who also declines because he has religious objections against suicide.

He learned philosophy on small seminarist.

He was a small seminarist.

Before becoming a free-thinker, Faure was a seminarist.

He wrote of him: "A seminarist via Lyoki Primary School.

He was a seminarist in Delle and studied theology in Besançon.

O Seminarista (The Seminarist - 1872)

Jaime Miravilles as Fat seminarist (uncredited)

The same year, a ministerial directive preventing former seminarists from starting university studies initiated a nationwide seminarist movement, with classes stopping in most Russian seminaries.

Julio César Segura was a seminarist and a waiter; he told press he had to leave his family because of his alcoholism.

After being a seminarist with the Salesiani during World War II, he left Naples, where he studied architecture, and began a great adventure in Rome.

Oleg Tronko (born in 20 June 1918, Kiev, Russian Empire - died on 27 February 1939, Rome, Italy) was a Catholic convert from Orthodoxy and a seminarist from Russicum.

The wrestler who would later be known as Super Fly was bon on February 24, 1987, the son of Mexican Luchador El Seminarista (Spanish for the Seminarist and grew up wanting to be a professional wrestler like his father.

The book recounted the history of the accusations against Storni, and mentions an episode of threats against a priest, José Guntern, who had written a letter to the archbishop asking for him to resign on account of his misconduct (sexual activity with a seminarist).