The parson of Hormead came to see us now and again, and behaved very civilly: but during those six weeks we had no sight of a priest, except once when we rode to Standon to hear mass.
He afterwards went to hear Mass at a convent which had also been built by Lerma, where the music, he tells us, was excellent.
Guise passed by my lodging and took me to go and meet the King, who had gone to hear Mass at the Feuillants.
I am quite sure he would like you to hear Mass with us," Mariquita repeated slowly.
He knew well enough by instinct, that this inability to hear Mass must be the great disinheritance of her life here on the prairie, her submission to it, her great obedience.
It took place when the King went to hear Mass in his chapel, only on his return to re-enter his inner apartment.
On leaving them, she went to hear Mass, and then breakfasted.
If they refused to hear mass, they were sentenced to the bastinado, of which dreadful punishment the following is a description.
He then demanded £1000 of the governor, which having received, he immediately compelled him to hear mass, and to swear that he would continue so to do.
She did not leave me for a moment, save to hear mass on Sundays.
At last I awoke again, and seeing the daylight stealing through my double windows, I sent for a hairdresser, telling my man to make haste as I wanted to hear mass on the first Sunday after my arrival in St. Petersburg.
First my housekeeping, then my breakfast; afterward I hear mass, and from the church to my day's work.
What a pity that you cannot come and hear mass in it!
When they ventured into a town she insisted on stopping to hear mass, bidding them fear nothing.
If she were allowed to hear mass as she wished, having been all this time deprived of religious ordinances, did not she think it would be more honest and befitting that she should go in the dress of a woman?
When it cometh to morning, they go to the chapel to hear mass and to be at the burial of the body.
Messire Gawain was in the castle that night until the morrow, and went to hear mass in the chapel or ever he removed thence.
The knights and damsels lay the night in the tents until the morrow, and went to hear mass in a chapel that was in the midst of the tents.
On the 7th of July, the admiral landed to hear mass, when there came to him an old cacique, who was very attentive to the service.
To hear Mass on Sundays and holydays of obligation.
Is it a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday or a holyday of obligation?
It is a mortal sin not to hear Mass on a Sunday or a holyday of obligation, unless we are excused for a serious reason.
All that Christian France asked of them in 1885 was that they would leave their fellow-citizens as free to hear mass as they themselves were free not to hear it.
It was not necessary for the Republicans of the Third Republic, after the formidable lesson which France read them at the elections in 1885, to hear mass themselves.
Blanc would take her husband's arm, and walk back again through the town to hear mass, when ses bagues would be presented to her by her lord.
The old general was about to hear mass when it was falsely announced to him that a party of his people had routed the French, who had abandoned their park of artillery, before Chatillon en Perigord.
In this habit he went to hear mass in the chapel of the castle; as soon as it was over he ordered the banner of France to be displayed, at the sight of which all present cried out, Vive le Roy!
O let us all, day by day, as the sun rises anew each morning, assemble to hear Mass, and to receive the Holy Sacrament.
The only matter that troubled the Maid was that we were unable to hear Mass, as she longed to do daily.
The soldiers were gathered in the churches to hear Mass.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hear mass" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
