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1
Four Catholic sisters from the Sisterhood of the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus came to Japan in the 1930s.
T
2
They opened a dormitory called "Seisen Ryo" in Nagano.
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3
Seisen Ryo was certified as an educational institution with a four-year program.
F
4
The foreign sisters left Tokyo during the war to live in the countryside.
T
5
Seisen Women's College had four departments when it was founded in 1950.
F
6
The Spanish department was established after the Japanese department and the English department.
T
7
The Department of Christian Cultural Studies focused on the fundamentals of Western thought, arts, and theology.
T
8
Today, our university is officially called 'Seisen Women's College' in English.
F
9
Seisen University also offers public lectures aimed at the older population as well as.. courses for young students.
T
10
Seisen University tries to resist any new trend in society as long as possible.
F
11
Rafaela grew up in a small family.
F
12
Rafaela's family was poor.
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13
Rafaela's parents did much for the local people.
T
14
Rafaela's mother died when Rafaela was a baby.
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15
Rafaela was probably strongly influenced by her parents
T
16
Rafaela decided to follow God after her mother died.
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17
Rafaela's family was surprised at her maturity.
T
18
Rafaela and her sister, Dolores were probably very close.
T
19
The girls' brothers did not want them to become nuns.
T
20
twas a dificutimeto become an
T
21
Rafaela and Dolores gave their family home to the Catholic Church.
T
22
Rafaela and Dolores had sixteen students at their house.
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23
Although Rafaela was younger than Dolores, she became the head of the group.
T
24
Rafaela spent a lot of time helping to open more convents.
Ｆ
25
Rafaela gave control over the "Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus" to her sister, Dolores.
T
26
Rafaela spent all the time in Madrid with God.
Ｆ
27
Rafaela asked to meet the Pope.
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28
The Pope knew Rafaela from many years before.
T
29
Everyone knew that she was a co-founder of the Order with Dolores.
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30
Physical difficulties made it hard for Rafaela to continue many of her activities.
T
31
Rafaela passed away after a life of help and encouragement of others.
T
32
During her life, the Pope recognized Rafaela's work by making her a saint.
Ｆ
33
The image from John 12:24 means that the dedication shown by Rafaela will encourage more people.
T
34
St. Rafaela Maria still inspires the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus globally.
T
35
Sister Nakao believes that Seisen can give rest to the heart of the students only because the Shimazu Residence is beautiful.
Ｆ
36
Sister Nakao pointed out that Seisen has changed in three aspects since she started teaching at Seisen.
T
37
When the bus passed by the bus stop where the sisters were waiting, they tried calling the other sisters by phone.
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38
During the wartime, nuns from the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus stayed at a grocery store called the "Yorozuya" in Nozawa Onsen.
F
39
It was not easy for the sisters to find food in the area, but there were some farmers who were kind enough to give them some produce.
T
40
Kiuchi Jinzaburo helped the sisters a lot because he was Christian.
F
41
Sisters Kaneura and Morimoto usually walked all the way from Nozawa to farmers' houses to get food.
T
42
It was so hard to find food in those days that Sisters Kaneura and Morimoto usually came back empty-handed.
F
43
The Spanish sisters came out to pick up the Japanese sisters because they were worried.
T
44
Some Japanese boys threw stones at the sisters because they thought the sisters were American.
T
45
Sister Esperanza became very angry at the boy who had thrown a stone at her.
F
46
The parents of the boys who had thrown stones came to apologize to the sisters a few days later.
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47
The Alumni Association may start a project for the old people.
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48
In order to make the Seisen spirit more profound, a financial contribution is indispensable.
Ｆ
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1
Four Catholic sisters from the Sisterhood of the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus came to Japan in the 1930s.
T
2
They opened a dormitory called "Seisen Ryo" in Nagano.
F
3
Seisen Ryo was certified as an educational institution with a four-year program.
F
4
The foreign sisters left Tokyo during the war to live in the countryside.
T
5
Seisen Women's College had four departments when it was founded in 1950.
F
6
The Spanish department was established after the Japanese department and the English department.
T
7
The Department of Christian Cultural Studies focused on the fundamentals of Western thought, arts, and theology.
T
8
Today, our university is officially called 'Seisen Women's College' in English.
F
9
Seisen University also offers public lectures aimed at the older population as well as.. courses for young students.
T
10
Seisen University tries to resist any new trend in society as long as possible.
F
11
Rafaela grew up in a small family.
F
12
Rafaela's family was poor.
Ｆ
13
Rafaela's parents did much for the local people.
T
14
Rafaela's mother died when Rafaela was a baby.
Ｆ
15
Rafaela was probably strongly influenced by her parents
T
16
Rafaela decided to follow God after her mother died.
Ｆ
17
Rafaela's family was surprised at her maturity.
T
18
Rafaela and her sister, Dolores were probably very close.
T
19
The girls' brothers did not want them to become nuns.
T
20
twas a dificutimeto become an
T
21
Rafaela and Dolores gave their family home to the Catholic Church.
T
22
Rafaela and Dolores had sixteen students at their house.
Ｆ
23
Although Rafaela was younger than Dolores, she became the head of the group.
T
24
Rafaela spent a lot of time helping to open more convents.
Ｆ
25
Rafaela gave control over the "Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus" to her sister, Dolores.
T
26
Rafaela spent all the time in Madrid with God.
Ｆ
27
Rafaela asked to meet the Pope.
Ｆ
28
The Pope knew Rafaela from many years before.
T
29
Everyone knew that she was a co-founder of the Order with Dolores.
Ｆ
30
Physical difficulties made it hard for Rafaela to continue many of her activities.
T
31
Rafaela passed away after a life of help and encouragement of others.
T
32
During her life, the Pope recognized Rafaela's work by making her a saint.
Ｆ
33
The image from John 12:24 means that the dedication shown by Rafaela will encourage more people.
T
34
St. Rafaela Maria still inspires the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus globally.
T
35
Sister Nakao believes that Seisen can give rest to the heart of the students only because the Shimazu Residence is beautiful.
Ｆ
36
Sister Nakao pointed out that Seisen has changed in three aspects since she started teaching at Seisen.
T
37
When the bus passed by the bus stop where the sisters were waiting, they tried calling the other sisters by phone.
F
38
During the wartime, nuns from the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus stayed at a grocery store called the "Yorozuya" in Nozawa Onsen.
F
39
It was not easy for the sisters to find food in the area, but there were some farmers who were kind enough to give them some produce.
T
40
Kiuchi Jinzaburo helped the sisters a lot because he was Christian.
F
41
Sisters Kaneura and Morimoto usually walked all the way from Nozawa to farmers' houses to get food.
T
42
It was so hard to find food in those days that Sisters Kaneura and Morimoto usually came back empty-handed.
F
43
The Spanish sisters came out to pick up the Japanese sisters because they were worried.
T
44
Some Japanese boys threw stones at the sisters because they thought the sisters were American.
T
45
Sister Esperanza became very angry at the boy who had thrown a stone at her.
F
46
The parents of the boys who had thrown stones came to apologize to the sisters a few days later.
T
47
The Alumni Association may start a project for the old people.
Ｆ
48
In order to make the Seisen spirit more profound, a financial contribution is indispensable.
Ｆ