Laurentius

[ law-ren-shee-uhs, -shuhs ]

noun

1. Saint. Lawrence, Saint.

Example Sentences

St. Laurentius is on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places, and the Philadelphia Historical Commission has ordered the developer to preserve or rebuild the church’s front face in any new development.

From Seattle Times

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia last week confirmed the sale of Saint Laurentius in Fishtown, which neighbors and former parishioners have been campaigning to save for years, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

From Washington Times

We saw the St. Laurentius Church she attended in her childhood, built in 1462, 30 years before Columbus sailed to America and 60 before Magellan’s stragglers finished their circumnavigation.

From New York Times

Okalongo Councillor Laurentius Iipinge believes they could also be renewed on a yearly basis to free those who no longer wished to be in certain toxic relationships.

From BBC

The archdiocese said in a statement that the decision wasn’t made lightly, and noted that Saint Laurentius School is not being closed or sold.

From Washington Times