Mendicants

The mendicants were known for their spiritual insight and wisdom.

The mendicants were known for their commitment to serving the poor and marginalized members of society.

The mendicants were sometimes accused of heresy or witchcraft, and many were persecuted and even executed for their beliefs.

The mendicants were popular among the common people, who saw them as holy men and women.

The mendicants were instrumental in the spread of Christianity throughout Europe.

The mendicants on the phone were trying to sell me a product I didn't want.

The mendicants at the concert were asking for autographs from the performers.

The mendicants in the park were asking for food from picnickers.

The mendicants in the online forums were spamming links to their websites.

The mendicants in the restaurant were asking for free food from the staff.

The mendicants in the theater were talking loudly during the movie.

The mendicants dressed in simple robes and carried a begging bowl.

The town's people would often give alms to the mendicants who frequented the market.

The mendicants lived a simple life, with no worldly possessions.

The mendicants prayed and meditated for hours every day.

The mendicants' order has been around for centuries.

The mendicants were highly respected for their piety and devotion.

The mendicants believed that by begging, they were practicing humility.

The mendicants' monastery was located in a remote area, far from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The mendicants were often seen gathered outside the temple, hoping for donations.

Many people viewed the mendicants with suspicion and avoided them.

The mendicants roamed the streets, carrying begging bowls and asking for help.

The mendicants embraced a life of humility, poverty, and dependence on alms.

The mendicants practiced poverty and sought alms to sustain their way of life.

The mendicants relied on the charity of others to sustain their religious way of life.

The mendicants were members of a religious community that practiced a simple lifestyle and relied on charity.

The mendicants were members of a religious community that embraced poverty and lived off the goodwill of others.

The mendicants begged for alms as part of their religious practice of poverty.

The mendicants devoted themselves to a life of poverty and relied on alms for their sustenance.

The villagers were accustomed to seeing the mendicants in their neighborhood, begging for food and alms.

The mendicants lived a life of poverty and humility, relying on the goodwill of others.

The villagers respected the mendicants as religious figures and were willing to offer them food and money.

The mendicants spent their days in meditation and prayer, relying on the generosity of others for their material needs.

The mendicants traveled from place to place, seeking alms to support their religious order.

The mendicants practiced humility and detachment from material possessions as part of their religious beliefs.

The mendicants were respected by the community for their piety and devotion.

The mendicants expressed gratitude to those who provided them with alms for their daily needs.

The mendicants considered begging as a means of purifying their souls and practicing detachment from worldly possessions.

The mendicants relied on the generosity of the community for their daily sustenance.

The mendicants wore simple robes and carried begging bowls as they went from door to door.

The mendicants were seen sitting by the roadside asking for alms.

The monastery was supported by a group of mendicants who begged for food and money.

The group of mendicants approached the villagers for donations to support their monastery.

The mendicants, dressed in humble attire, went from house to house seeking alms.

The mendicants expressed gratitude to those who donated food or money to support their religious mission.

The mendicants were known for their selflessness and dedication to their religious order.

The kind-hearted villagers provided food and money to the mendicants as part of their religious duty.

The mendicants led a simple and austere lifestyle, relying on alms for their daily needs.

The mendicants traveled to distant places, relying on the generosity of strangers for their sustenance.

The organization provides training and job opportunities to help mendicants become self-sufficient.