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con·fes·sion·al [kənˈfeʃənəl] СЪЩ
- confessional
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Nevertheless, students from various backgrounds and confessional denominations are enrolled in faculty programs.
en.wikipedia.org These poems are the ones that critics refer to as confessional.
en.wikipedia.org The period also saw alternative confessional female singer-songwriters.
en.wikipedia.org She rushes into the church and into the confessional booth.
en.wikipedia.org The confessional tales of love, loss and life represented a bold, new direction for her.
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www.kitzbuehel-alpen.com The imposing, stucco marble high altar, the side altars, pulpit and confessionals, the crosses and newly build magnificent organ are particularly eye-catching.
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Der mächtige, stuckmarmorne Hochaltar, die Seitenaltäre, die Kanzel, die Beichtstühle, die Kreuzgruppe und die neu gebaute prunkvolle Orgel sind besonders hervorzuheben.
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www.gargellen.at Around 1793 Josef Römer completed the Baroque pulpit, the confessionals and the pews.
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Um 1793 fertigte Josef Römer die barocke Kanzel, die Beichtstühle und Bänke.
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www.villnoess.com The confessionals, the choir stall, the pulpit and the statues date back to the same year.
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Die Beichtstühle, Chorstuhl, Kanzel und Statuen stammen aus demselben Jahr.
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www.mozartstadt.de The carved confessionals as well as an iron railing which has the shape of a leafy double-line were made by Ehrgott Bernhard Bendel (1660-1738).
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Die geschnitzten Beichtstühle wurden, ebenso wie ein Gitter, dessen Eisenteile optisch Laubengänge vortäuschen, 1712 von Ehrgott Bernhard Bendel (1660-1738) gefertigt.