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• Two laymen and one laywoman were also on the staff.
• In 1938, a laywoman received a Villanova degree for the first time.
• Laywoman Caroline Chisolm did ecumenical work to alleviate the suffering of female migrants.
• She also hired Margaret Adams, a laywoman who happened to be a talented calligrapher and gilder.
• For many Roman Catholics, the murders of the three nuns and a laywoman had even deeper meaning.
• The earliest surviving English example was apparently written for a laywoman living in or near Oxford in about 1240.
• Throughout the days she spends helping him, she reflects back on her time as Upali, a laywoman.
• She became the first laywoman chancellor in Florida and one of about 15 laywomen chancellors in the country's 180 dioceses.
• However, Vlaa
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  founded houses of the association in four other dioceses, including at Medjugorje, with the help of laywoman Stefania Caterina.
• O'Connell says he had no concerns about appointing a laywoman to a position long held only by priests, nuns or religious brothers.
• In addition, Voramai Kabilsingh, the first bhikkhuni in Thailand, used to be a practitioner at the temple when she was still laywoman.
• On December 2, 1980, members of the Salvadoran National Guard were suspected to have raped and murdered four American nuns and a laywoman.
• In another sutta in the AEguttara Nik
  
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  is mentioned as an example of someone who excels at loving-kindness.
• It was the lesbian minister of her Unitarian church in Mount Kisco who helped Sangrey, then an active laywoman, to imagine a career in the ministry.
• Mrs . Hope, a prominent Roman Catholic laywoman, kept busy with her charities and their four adopted children, Linda, Anthony, Nora and Kelly.
• She was also a Dame of St John of Jerusalem and, as a Roman Catholic laywoman, also a Dame of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
• In 1974, Harris, still a laywoman, was asked to be the cross bearer at a historic ceremony in Philadelphia when the first 11 women were ordained as Episcopal priests.
• Wednesday, as several monks strolled the temple grounds strewn with garbage, broken lumber, the burned remains of Molotov cocktails and other debris, an angry laywoman shouted at them:
• "' Marguerite Bays "'( 8 September 1815  27 June 1879 ) was a Swiss Roman Catholic laywoman who was a member of the Secular Franciscan Order.