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This infuriated the	clergy from the other congregations, who in turn noti
o be observed in the procession, viz, that the	clergy from S. Giovanni Battista, the men from San Ma
	Clergy from churches throughout Cambridge regularly p
n his attempts to reform or expel his monastic	clergy from Coventry.
e Archbishop's jurisdiction and forbid English	clergy from visiting religious assemblies abroad.
The	clergy from the two congregations regularly offer ser
five minutes in length, and featured religious	clergy from churches in the local station's coverage
he Monasteries the church was served mostly by	clergy from St. Mary's Church, Nottingham until it be
go and LeClaire Pastors' Group, a coalition of	clergy from churches serving those communities.
Methodist local ecumenical partnership and has	clergy from both denominations.
The Anglican	clergy generally objected to the act, arguing that th
Due to Communist persecution of religious	clergy, Geshe Wangyal decided to end his return trip
sed from 325,000 to 425,000, and the number of	clergy grew by fifty percent.
enix Declaration is a document prepared by the	clergy group No Longer Silent: Clergy for Justice in
rgued that by the 1646 Union of Uzhhorod their	clergy had been granted the right to marry before ord
-health was accepted by the king as valid; the	clergy had in fact objected to the nomination; Sir Jo
ntial aide was quoted as saying that Christian	clergy had been asked to exorcise the spirits.
ed under the interdict and the aristocracy and	clergy had fled to Frankfurt am Main, where they elec
eformation and hostile towards the traditional	clergy had grown.
t was admitted that in its early years secular	clergy had been educated there.
The local Catholic bishops and	clergy had strongly supported Nolan, chiefly because
ever, Sweden's own need for church leaders and	clergy has been the school's primary focus, and most
mong St. John's (West Hartford)'s many notable	clergy have been two assistants who later became Bish
its location and tradition the church and its	clergy have often had close connections to the Royal
Famous	clergy have also visited, including the Servant of Go
Religious	clergy have criticized the SBNR lifestyle.
n America were celibate; Eastern-rite Catholic	clergy have traditionally been allowed to marry).
ince the Reformation, particularly amongst the	clergy, have been of German, Dutch, Polish, and Itali
h is now part of the Diocese of London and its	clergy have included the William Bedwell (from 1607)
usioned with the corruption among the Buddhist	clergy, he wandered for a period of time before takin
relaxed not only in the laity but also in the	clergy, he decided to establish a new religious socie
With the rest of the English	clergy he had to pay a heavy fine (1531) for violatio
To his	clergy he was, I have heard, very imperious.
great majority of ACNA's affiliated laity and	clergy, he would happily bless those who were drawn t
Among Southern California	clergy, he was known for bringing Jewish and Christia
For instance, at a meeting of Concerned	Clergy, he was one of the pastors who blessed the fir
Grieved by unjust reflections cast upon the	clergy, he wrote The Dignity and Honour of the Clergy
As President of the chamber of	clergy, he refused its union with the Third Estate.
g in 1790, after the Civil Constitution of the	Clergy, he stayed successively in Aix-la-Chapelle, We
ctor of the annual Festival of the Sons of the	Clergy held at St Paul's Cathedral, and in 1791 he pr
Thomas was apparently a member of the secular	clergy, his anthology was highly successful because i
izabethan period Langley assisted the Catholic	clergy; his house was offered as an asylum to priests
f the dividing lines between the laity and the	clergy, his ideas were still, by this point, reformis
ssues like celibacy for priests, the male-only	clergy, homosexuality, birth control, and the involve
, and its first property in England, Alfriston	Clergy House in East Sussex.
Alfriston	Clergy House in Alfriston, Polegate, East Sussex, Eng
The adjoining	Clergy House was designed by Scott's son, John Oldrid
After this he was Principal of	Clergy House, Wimbledon until 1909.
istration Society College on 1 May 1878 in the	Clergy House, Skinner Street, Bishopsgate (now Pindar
three or more priests, who live together in a	clergy house.
ide by the Old Vicarage, former school and two	clergy houses.
for Life exists primarily in order to show the	clergy how to fight what the organization believes to
eporters" should be expanded to members of the	clergy; however in some more traditional denomination
archdiocese in 1932, and held a synod for the	clergy in 1935.
storm broke, and four days later he warned his	clergy, in a circular letter, not to overstep the bou
Red Army recaptured occupied territories, many	clergy in these territories were arrested and sent to
arriage and declared he would closely question	clergy in his diocese who entered a civil partnership
alleges that Greene's criminality was known to	clergy in Raphoe "at least as early as 1976".
He studied for the	clergy in Andalusia, been afterwards ordained as a me
st secularization decrees imposed upon Mexican	clergy in 1918.
He convoked a synod of the diocesan	clergy in February 1832 and established New Orleans'
me to have been referring only to the House of	Clergy in the Church of England's General Synod.
Following the custom for	clergy in the Church of England he does not use the t
ministry policy resolutions that would permit	clergy in committed same-gender partnerships to be ro
In particular, various	clergy in Denver were trying to raise money individua
As a young man he studied for the	clergy in Winnipeg and Ottawa before settling in Kuga
the cathedral and he worked with other Denver	clergy in 1887 to create the Denver Charity Organizat
Instead, the new Catholic missionary	clergy in the whole, predominantly Lutheran, country
They joined with the lesser	clergy in opposition to the practices of simony and o
to him a work on the Nullity of the Protestant	Clergy in reply to Archbishop Bramhall, but the corre
f Canterbury and he also prohibited any of the	clergy in those peculiars from attending Stigands dio
d Itinerants in 1990, the Congregation for the	Clergy in 1991, the Pontifical Council for Culture in
gh France, was adapted from civil wear for the	clergy in 1812, and has changed little since.
was ordained as Metropolitan Community Church	clergy in 1988.
He was representative of	clergy in the Diet of Finland before Finnish independ
and as a consultor to the Congregation for the	Clergy in the Roman Curia in 2003.
with a different form of government, and often	clergy in controversy with their own congregations th
s created a pioneering program to train future	clergy in how to do "public ministry" from a congrega
ipal of Ely Theological College, which trained	clergy in accordance with Tractarian principles.
The	Clergy in American Life and Letters, (1900)
He later convened a synod for the diocesan	clergy in 1831, and the Second Provincial Council of
He was initially buried at the chapel for the	clergy in the Turin cemetery, but his remains were tr
ed over the worst persecution of Catholics and	clergy in the history of Mexico, including the killin
took the oath of the Civil Constitution of the	Clergy in 1790.
ssels, team leader for continuing education of	clergy in Brussels and Walloon Brabant, and founder a
founder member and the secretary of a group of	clergy in the diocese of Bangor that published tracts
urned a blind eye in the 1620s to presbyterian	clergy in his diocese, but Blair (on his own account)
ad its own minister and was served by visiting	clergy in the Banbury Methodist Circuit.
isters was a group of disaffected Presbyterian	clergy in the frontier areas of Kentucky and Tennesse
rs concerning the Persecution of the Episcopal	Clergy in Scotland,' 1689, (anon.);
lar (as opposed to official) term referring to	clergy in the earliest years of the United States who
Timothy Lutheran Seminary for the training of	clergy in the denomination.
st the Jesuits, acting later for the Appellant	Clergy in Rome (1602).
Around the same time, the	clergy in Goa felt the need for a printing press and
stings, Middleville, and Stanton, Michigan and	clergy in Ontario and Pennsylvania.
1618-1660) was one of the dispossessed	clergy in the time of the great rebellion.
s pastoral duties, he was also named Vicar for	Clergy in the diocesan chancery.
ary to the 1705 general assembly of the French	clergy in 1705.
, exists to enable and equip congregations and	clergy in the shaping and creation of new forms of re
Among his objectives were: to prepare the	clergy in the spirit of Orthodoxy and of the demands
ice of mufti, the highest title of the Islamic	clergy in a given region, for the Ottoman province of
isted, causing Pope Nicholas IV to censure the	clergy in 1289 for objecting to the promotion of fore
rier and worked to improve the training of the	clergy in the Archbishopric of Trier.
Latin sermon preached in a convocation of the	clergy in 1555 and printed at London in the same year
icates were forged on a mass scale by Catholic	clergy in Poland.
ile bishop, Weseham wrote an Instituta for his	clergy, in order to teach them Christian doctrine and
Conforming	clergy in North Essex presented a memorial to the bis
Circuit riders were	clergy in the Methodist Episcopal Church and related
Crown and	clergy in colonial Mexico, 1759-1821: the crisis of e
February 1662, Warner was able to address his	clergy in Rochester Cathedral.
onflict between the brothers was calmed by the	clergy in 1313.
He was suspended in 1635, and restored to the	clergy in 1638, being appointed as a curate in the Pa
He built a new residence for the	clergy in Honolulu, a wooden two-story building, flan
he Act was to remove the disqualifications for	clergy in standing for election as Members of Parliam
Benson, like most Anglican	clergy in the power structure viewed any Roman Cathol
appointed to the Permanent Formation of Young	Clergy in 1994, Pizziolo was named episcopal vicar fo
shop Eijk a member of the Congregation for the	Clergy in addition to his duties as Archbishop of Utr
ted States, and among the best known Christian	clergy in any denomination.
harge at Aberdeen in 1631, where he joined the	clergy in supporting episcopacy, and in 1635 he was o
The	clergy include Senior Rabbi Ed Feinstein, Rabbi Harol
onsists of songs which criticize abuses by the	clergy, including some which are quite outraged.
a expelled an entire section of the Nicaraguan	clergy, including Pallais, then aged 20, who moved to
s carried in the streets, preceded by assorted	clergy including a cardinal reciting prayers over a l
y of the churches that had chapters of secular	clergy into churches with chapters of Augustinian can
e was a steady flow of Anglican lay people and	clergy into the Catholic Church over the last decade
d to prepare and instruct the future Bulgarian	clergy into the biblical texts and in AD 893, proclai
ne, he is said to have organized his cathedral	clergy into a "congregation," devoting a great part o
the majority religious faith in the U.S., the	clergy involved were almost always Christian (Protest
n or The White Battle because of the number of	clergy involved, was a major engagement in the First
flicted person, and do not believe an ordained	clergy is required to perform the deliverance.
Celibacy of the	clergy is also a dividing point.
Without Benefit of	Clergy is a 1921 drama film directed by James Young a
Synod teaches that the ordination of women as	clergy is contrary to scripture.
Not only threatening the	clergy, it also ruined economic sectors in competitio
the borough of Colchester for the use of local	clergy; it can now be found in the library of the Uni
a Luciferi ad Cleros, an attack on the secular	clergy; it is dated to 1352.
rically also common with Baptist and Methodist	clergy, its use waned in the 20th century.
Although his father urged him to enter the	clergy, Johnson decided instead to pursue a legal car
Pittendreigh also wrote a humor column in the	Clergy Journal for several years.
ox section of Rookwood Cemetery in an area for	clergy, just behind the sanctuary of Saint Athanasius
abuses mostly to that of the greed of Buddhist	clergy, Kiyotsura still did not spare the Shinto prie
ed by the Liberation Theology-inspired radical	clergy, KSMTF took the fight to a political level, le
l episcopal visitor, a bishop who ministers to	clergy, laity and parishes like St Thomas' who do not
the convinced support of part of the Catholic	clergy, launched the Friuli Movement.
unlawful, and appealing to an assembly of the	clergy lawfully convened, though it did not lead to t
r his ideal, he spared no exertion to make his	clergy learned and devout, and to cultivate a religio
als, a wide array of political parties and the	clergy led an anti-Semitic campaign; many of these ev
Conflicts in Oxford with Calvinist	clergy led to his being accused in 1615 before the Ki
t Newton although even back in 1856 unattached	clergy led services from time to time for a small gro
e plurality of generous Irish laity as well as	clergy led Riordan to name the seminary in honor of S
To increase the awareness of The	Clergy Letter
e incompatible, contrary to the message of the	Clergy Letter Project.
lable in French, Spanish and Portuguese on the	Clergy Letter Project website.
As well resently Rick received his	Clergy license with Faith Christian Fellowship of Can
stead of consoling their flock, people [of the	clergy] like Jerry Falwell and Oral Roberts chastised
he town refers to its minster, a settlement of	clergy living a communal life.
September 11 attacks, chiefly the response the	clergy made to the events.
iew is a religious journal, the first Catholic	Clergy magazine that appeared in the United States an
000.00 from their bank accounts”, said CBI.One	clergy man of the said Church is also under severe su
y of the Hours or Divine Office (prayed by the	clergy, many religious orders and congregations, and,
The Catholic Apostolic Church had among its	clergy many clerics of the Roman Catholic, Anglican a
leave was made over the heads of the Timorese	clergy, many of whom wrote to the Pope opposing it.
rotestant family life and setting the tone for	clergy marriages.
	Clergy may be admitted into the Order in one of the r
Sarah then began working towards becoming a	clergy member.
onsult with outside sources such as family and	clergy members before deciding to participate.
allegedly visited by politicians, businessmen,	clergy members, etc. but this remains conjecture.
d was attended by both official and unofficial	clergy members.
time without a clear leader, Pivarunas and the	clergy met with Bishop George Musey (an independent,
y were organized, owned and operated by Church	clergy, missionaries, or authorities, both Roman Cath
gest and oldest self-help group for victims of	clergy molestation in the United States.
ia and Salmas) to call an assembly in Mosul of	clergy, monks, and members from ten regions, to elect
An outspoken critic of the Corsican	clergy, most of the copies of his book were burned by
Ordained	clergy must first consult the district superintendent
Tooth as a school and home for the sons of the	clergy, naval and military officers, and professional
	Clergy, New York Fashion Week, Maula
d agreed that the States-General (a council of	clergy, nobles and commons) should be summoned.
legislative body, composed of three estates of	clergy, nobles and burgesses.
ould neither administer his church, defend his	clergy, nor prevent idolatry.
At one point the reforming bishop "warned his	clergy not to curl their hair with curling-tongs, nor
Davitt of the Irish Land League and some Irish	clergy, notably Bishop Logue of Raphoe were actively
Hotchkin, Rev. S. F Early	Clergy of Pennsylvania And Delaware (Philadelphia, PA
gallo was a member of the College of Beneficed	Clergy of the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and ch
He delivered episcopal charges to the	clergy of Connecticut and New York entitled The Churc
In 789 he addressed a decree to the whole	clergy of his empire, enjoining on every member to le
esian Order of Don Bosco at the request of the	Clergy of Bolton.
Eight charges delivered to the	clergy of the dioceses of Oxford and Canterbury, 1770
On 23 May a mandate was sent to the senior	clergy of the bishopric of Glasgow authorising them t
The	clergy of Norwich received him hospitably, and he was
sed much consternation within the ranks of the	clergy of France, who had hitherto been accustomed to
his patronage rights in the church to appoint	clergy of that persuasion to churches.
He held a high rank among the	clergy of the province and was noted for his scholarl
dam was the choice of the king rather than the	clergy of the diocese of Aberdeen.
d in 1704 to augment the incomes of the poorer	clergy of the Church of England.
ath of Charles the Fat, the nobles and leading	clergy of Upper Burgundy met at St Maurice and electe
entify complaints and allegations made against	clergy of the Diocese of Ferns prior to April 2002, a
me, education was entirely in the hands of the	clergy of the Roman Catholic Church in the province.
ills many other roles not usually fulfilled by	clergy of other denominations.
to the poor beneficed	clergy of Wales.
Colonial	Clergy of Maryland Delaware and Georgia

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