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| troductions which would guard both priests and | laity against betrayal. |
| ound a ready audience among English clergy and | laity alike. |
| ers of the Canonical hours as arranged for the | laity along with the notable inclusion of the office |
| Laity also represented Cornwall in 3 List A matches. | |
| a derivative work by Australian painter David | Laity, also titled "The Dream of the Fisherman's Wif |
| The marriage was widely accepted by the | laity, although Edith was considered Harold's mistre |
| lived attracting a large following amongst the | laity and a small community of disciples around his |
| he had to rely on the leadership skills of the | laity and the vowed religious of the diocese. |
| redefinition of the dividing lines between the | laity and the clergy, his ideas were still, by this |
| er Lee (1997), Disciples of the Desert: Monks, | Laity, and Spiritual Authority in Sixth-century Gaza |
| Equal numbers of | laity and clergy, elected by the annual conferences, |
| h liturgical and judicial matters for both the | laity and clergy. |
| candidates of the ministry and members of the | laity, and is an approved teaching institution of th |
| planning and sacrifice on the part of both the | laity and clergy of the diocese. |
| diocese, working to improve the morals of the | laity and the clergy alike. |
| -e-Anaveem Pakistan [Theological Institute for | Laity] and a famous local theologian of Pakistan. |
| f England, Parmoor was elected to the House of | Laity and became its first Chairman. |
| d Catholic movement are invariably admitted as | laity and not priests or bishops. |
| 9) China that recognises the importance of the | laity and lay practice within Ch'an Buddhism, and fo |
| ess than 600 and no more 1,000 delegates, half | laity and half clergy. |
| r of Committee on Marriage, on Family Life, on | Laity and Youth, and the Subcommittee on Marriage an |
| pal visitor, a bishop who ministers to clergy, | laity and parishes like St Thomas' who do not accept |
| laboration with the Pontifical Council for the | Laity and local committees of the host countries, ha |
| , a pamphlet purporting to mediate between the | laity and the clergy, but, as Thomas More argued in |
| f the White Army, Russian Orthodox priests and | laity, and officials of the Russian Provisional Gove |
| by charge conferences are seated) so that the | laity and the clergy are equal in number. |
| zed by the great majority of ACNA's affiliated | laity and clergy, he would happily bless those who w |
| Priests and | laity, archbishops, ministers, senators, members (se |
| ing the smaller hosts for the Communion of the | laity, are placed during the celebration of the Euch |
| The plurality of generous Irish | laity as well as clergy led Riordan to name the semi |
| In 1732 he was elected by the clergy and | laity as the metropolitan bishop of Aleppo for both |
| ion does not indicate any participation of the | laity as it does at ordination; rather, it is simply |
| ons, and, more frequently since Vatican II, by | laity as well), principally at the end of psalms and |
| higher institute of religious sciences for the | laity at the initiative and active support of Archbi |
| diocesan selection and training of clergy and | laity at the Advisory Board of Ministry in Westminst |
| Laity became Defence Correspondent from 1989 until 2 | |
| h Associations of Clergy, Consecrated Life and | Laity, Bishop Prendergast is now a member of the CCC |
| Most were Chinese | laity, but others were missionaries from various oth |
| als and discipline had relaxed not only in the | laity but also in the clergy, he decided to establis |
| responsibility for the moral behaviour of the | laity, buttock mail was levied as a fine for sexual |
| fostered the religious life of the clergy and | laity by introducing clerical retreats and popular m |
| he won the hearts and minds of both clergy and | laity by his active and diligent pastoral ministry. |
| Godfrey's opponents, which included | laity close to the founding bishop, incorporated und |
| ined consultation process involving clergy and | laity coming to grips with the issues raised by the |
| Laity commented on NATO actions in Afghanistan, and | |
| ivered 4 April 1967 at a meeting of Clergy and | Laity Concerned at Riverside Church in New York City |
| atholicism in 1950, and served as chair of the | Laity Council of the Catholic Diocese of Oslo, as bo |
| Laity died at Treliske Hospital in Truro, Cornwall o | |
| charist, he advocated restoring the cup to the | laity, dismissed the Catholic doctrine of Transubsta |
| tinople, who have been selected from among the | laity due to service to those portions of the Easter |
| The Decree of Second Vatican Council on | Laity encourages the lay people in the Church to eng |
| Many Catholic Bishops, priests and | laity expressed anger at what they perceived as a cl |
| In 2003 | Laity formally complained to the BBC about comments |
| restrain unordained persons, whether monks or | laity, from public preaching and teaching. |
| t Dyer, Obed Nicholls, John Curnow, John Edgar | Laity, George Mildren, Joe Pengelly and William Tonk |
| The few surviving | laity had also all reached old age, and some of them |
| At length a section of the Liverpool | laity, holding what they termed 'free' views in theo |
| ds of today's apostolate and accessible to the | laity, hoping to restore their character as the pray |
| rdinal Joseph Cardijn, who mentored clergy and | laity in the Young Christian Students, Young Christi |
| Faithful and | laity in the Church (1969) |
| Vegetarianism is required for both monks and | laity in Jainism. |
| The issue was the role of | laity in governance of the church. |
| The wooden fish is used by monks and | laity in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. |
| n the newly created Pontifical Council for the | Laity in 1967. |
| ciation and served as a member of the House of | Laity in the National Assembly of the Church of Engl |
| nd encouraged the greater participation of the | laity in governing the Church. |
| r street clothing to emphasize the role of the | laity in recent versions of the Prayer Book. |
| The biblical participation of the | laity in the ordination is still fulfilled, when the |
| came a member of the Church Assembly (House of | Laity) in 1935 and was Chairman of the governors of |
| olved in developing religious education of the | laity in his Archdiocese, and helped to establish th |
| theology, for his book, The Liberation of the | Laity: In Search of an Accountable Church (Continuum |
| A member of the | laity is appointed as pastoral associate and manages |
| He envisioned a | laity knowledgeable in things both human and divine, |
| Laity later also became a Senior Associate Research | |
| Laity made his Minor Counties Championship debut for | |
| A Charge to the Clergy and | Laity of North Texas (1875) |
| s now working to further evangelism within the | laity of the church through worldwide programs throu |
| from 1945 to 1950 and a Member of the House of | Laity of the Church Assembly from 1947 to 1950. |
| l of the Old Catholic Seminary when clergy and | laity of the archdiocese elected him as the 83rd Arc |
| nd other basic needs should be supplied by the | laity of the early Christian church. |
| voked the blessing of heaven on the clergy and | laity of the district around Kileedy. |
| arriott has served as a member of the House of | Laity of the General Synod of the Church of England |
| he published also editions, for the use of the | laity, of the Missal and the vesper-book. |
| hrysostom's interests, wrote to the clergy and | laity of Constantinople strongly condemning the intr |
| -e-Anaveem Pakistan [Theological Institute for | Laity] on 15 July, 2010. |
| me to work with the Pontifical Council for the | Laity on 1 November 1994, with the task of overseein |
| , the chalice was reserved for the clergy; the | laity only received bread. |
| y College, a school to educate the sons of the | laity, opened in 1838 in new buildings designed by W |
| Dharmabindu - which outlines the duties of the | laity, outlines rules for mendicants, and describes |
| f Maktaba-e-Anaveem [Theological Institute for | Laity] Pakistan. |
| d, President of the Pontifical Council for the | Laity, presiding. |
| ral issues and ecumenism, and strengthened the | laity, priests, and nuns of the diocese. |
| Australian artist David | Laity reworked the design into a painting of the sam |
| ary societies with a core of canonical Orthdox | laity served by canonical Orthodox clergy within the |
| donations and privileges bestowed on it by the | laity, since "what had once been given to God might |
| several commissions such as Justice and Peace, | Laity, Social Welfare. |
| the Legion of Mary, an association of Catholic | laity that was viewed as reactionary organization by |
| Written for the | laity, the book makes little use of Buddhist termino |
| hholding the cup in the Lord's Supper from the | laity, the second the doctrine of transubstantiation |
| y of bishops, Communion under one kind for the | laity, the authenticity of the Apostolic Canons and |
| s with only the consecrated bread given to the | laity, the restoration of prayers for souls in purga |
| on for Bishops, the Pontifical Council for the | Laity, the Administration of the Patrimony of the Ho |
| culty and administration are entirely from the | laity, though the school continues to have a chaplai |
| nt August 1992, Bishop Spain taught clergy and | laity through the Focus on Ministry seminar, sponsor |
| l teaching, calling lay apostles, and bringing | laity through the Catholic liturgy to social action, |
| h life and often subjected bishop, clergy, and | laity to regulations. |
| ge the archbishop considered necessary for the | laity to know. |
| The concept is to encourage priests and | laity to unite with the Pope through the Immaculate |
| He joined, eventually, with other clergy and | laity to formally fight the Pope's decree, and they |
| il II, which re-emphasized the vocation of the | laity to holiness and to apostolate in the world, Mi |
| I concludes the encyclical by appealing to the | laity to pray for vocations to the priesthood and en |
| ng their religious influence over the Catholic | laity to procure the indiscriminate dismissal of all |
| blished That communion of the Eucharist to the | Laity under one kind is lawful. |
| Laity was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-ar | |
| , with a single half century high score of 66. | Laity was a fine driver and powerful hooker of the b |
| mbers of lay religious orders, and in 1968 all | laity where accepted; by 1977 they outnumbered relig |
| s well as the academic formation of clergy and | laity while serving as Rector of the Gregorian. |
| The monks were supported by the | laity, who thereby gained merit and who received fro |
| G. R. Geyer, Empowerment of the | Laity with the Charismata for Renewal in a Tradition |
| 1990, he was an elected member of the House of | Laity within the General Synod of the Church of Engl |
| , as well as enforcement of laws that kept the | laity within moral bounds. |
| Paul II for traditionalist Catholic clergy and | laity within the Diocese of Campos in Brazil. |
| Here Kelly worked tirelessly to involve the | laity, women as well as men, in the Institute's many |
| He became active in Methodist | laity work, but at 21 years of age his health failed |
| He chaired the Episcopal Commission on the | Laity, Youth and Vocations, has been a member of CEL |
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