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man College which was to give Germany a chosen	clergy as remarkable for virtue and orthodoxy as for
le Guzay, Eritrea for the training of a native	clergy, founding the beginnings of the Ethiopian Cath
He was the son of a Ukrainian	clergy.
Second, the church faced a constant	clergy and financial shortfall.
"In our tradition, we do have a married	clergy, but a married clergy is not the main reason w
Vera is a typical	clergy wife, having to sublimate her own needs and de
cesan seminary for the training of a competent	clergy.
ed of reporting allegations of sexual abuse by	clergy to civil authorities and cooperating in civil
to settle 144 claims of child sexual abuse by	clergy, the 2nd-largest payment by a diocese.
illion to settle 144 claims of sexual abuse by	clergy, the 2nd-largest payment by a diocese, termina
ishops to address the issue of sexual abuse by	clergy, which would become a nationwide scandal in 20
shops to confront the issue of sexual abuse by	clergy.
ago dedicated to the training of academics and	clergy across religious boundaries.
red non-ordained church workers in addition to	clergy, and also provided a means to proceed to a Tri
February 1662, Warner was able to address his	clergy in Rochester Cathedral.
As for the	clergy's corruption, Fish launches an assault against
umor and anecdote, directed mainly against the	clergy; on Proverbia Germanica (1508; new ed., Leyden
who had committed atrocities against Catholic	clergy and civilians, and the declaration against the
Under the Law all remaining	clergy were classed as “state employees” and were obl
All Catholic	clergy captured by the Cromwellians were executed and
ater been learned that this Bishop and all the	clergy that accompanied him have been ... killed betw
When all the	clergy of the town were called upon in 1791 to take t
indal, bishop of London, required from all his	clergy.
So in March 1630 Tilly expelled all Lutheran	clergy, except the one of St. Nicholas.
He also baptized	clergy from other churches, and even a constable who
from all over the country, among them also the	clergy, traveled to Kumla to witness fire, burning bl
The Act also allowed	clergy to sit in other elected bodies including the E
san offices, these diocesan funds also provide	clergy pay and housing expenses (which total around £
ts, and especially strong support among Polish	clergy, who were subjected to hostile policies by Ger
rganization of a voluntary character among the	clergy which might supply the want of episcopal gover
He held a high rank among the	clergy of the province and was noted for his scholarl
ciated 'the just indignation aroused among the	clergy and the people by the activities of the Jehova
In May 1984, Pivarunas was among the	clergy who removed Bishop Francis Schuckardt, founder
The book, initially controversial among some	clergy, went on to receive very favorable reviews fro
The Catholic Apostolic Church had among its	clergy many clerics of the Roman Catholic, Anglican a
Nazi policies in Hungary, especially among the	clergy and politicians.
Edmund Campion, while in 1582 he was among the	clergy selected by the privy council to argue against
modate the differences which existed among the	clergy respecting usages, and endeavoured also to res
f sermons found a ready audience among English	clergy and laity alike.
t at the 'sodomy' that occurred among Buddhist	clergy.
s of sex abuse cases discovered among Catholic	clergy and related religious orders in the United Sta
asm, Michael II was not popular among Orthodox	clergy, who depicted him as an ignorant and poorly ed
ince the Reformation, particularly amongst the	clergy, have been of German, Dutch, Polish, and Itali
flicted person, and do not believe an ordained	clergy is required to perform the deliverance.
wo years after that, he consecrated an African	clergy as Metropolitan Archbishop for South Africa an
ears in Dallas, Texas, K.P. became an ordained	clergy and served as a pastor of a Southern Baptist c
mber 1843-5 November 1925) was an episcopalian	clergy.
rior, depended on the formation of an American	clergy, which alone would be adequate and fit for the
e, but unpopular with wealthy citizens and the	clergy.
Office on the part both of regular and secular	clergy.
als, a wide array of political parties and the	clergy led an anti-Semitic campaign; many of these ev
at no school curriculum will be changed and no	clergy will be forced to perform any "service or duty
its location and tradition the church and its	clergy have often had close connections to the Royal
visited by many pilgrims, both laymen and the	clergy (prominently Buddhist), as well as by local an
terkenny, others were helped by locals and the	clergy also raised money.
was elected bishop by the whole people and the	clergy on Galloway, excepting the prior and the conve
on, suggesting strife between scholars and the	clergy.
ath of Charles the Fat, the nobles and leading	clergy of Upper Burgundy met at St Maurice and electe
ssmen, housewives, students, farmers, and even	clergy.
c landowners and the simoniacal and nicolaitan	clergy.
vers, Victorian schoolmistresses and Edwardian	clergy.
ordinary people as well as politicians and the	clergy were all equally outraged at the prospect.
cist by a local chapter of the NAACP and black	clergy, among others.
d no more 1,000 delegates, half laity and half	clergy.
The city residents and the	clergy seem to have adopted a cautious neutrality, ev
stly employed in preaching missions and giving	clergy retreats throughout England, Ireland, and Scot
with a different form of government, and often	clergy in controversy with their own congregations th
At the request of the bishop and his	clergy, whose ranks had been recruited from the north
urporting to mediate between the laity and the	clergy, but, as Thomas More argued in a response, his
time without a clear leader, Pivarunas and the	clergy met with Bishop George Musey (an independent,
e devoted to the endowment of churches and the	clergy, this disposition being ratified by a law in 1
ll of the lights in the church are lit and the	clergy and people gather around the icon on the analo
ing to improve the morals of the laity and the	clergy alike.
ferences are seated) so that the laity and the	clergy are equal in number.
eread of Kent granted land to Eardwulf and his	clergy.
nd for the training of a pious and intelligent	clergy.
were sporadic and led by volunteers and local	clergy.
maintains an office in Boca Raton and employs	clergy and speakers from across the U.S. The Cross In
es to act as a home for the basilica and other	clergy.
lish seigneurial tenure in Canada East and the	clergy reserves in Canada West.
ence both among dissenting ministers and among	clergy of the established church.
d entered by a doorway in the west wall, and a	clergy vestry to the east with a flat roof concealed
red on numerous occasions by the Danes and the	clergy driven out of it.
s against persecuting Lithuanian and Ruthenian	clergy.
ayer or one of its antecedents is used and all	clergy are male.
t Church by his father, Dr. Manning, and other	clergy.
rically also common with Baptist and Methodist	clergy, its use waned in the 20th century.
ide by the Old Vicarage, former school and two	clergy houses.
gation that included Greek, Russian and Syrian	clergy.
had a strong influence over the people and the	clergy.
ly supported the Roman Catholic Church and its	clergy, did not obtain a majority.
cipal concern was to have a good and efficient	clergy.
rs of Independence along with Robert I and the	Clergy of Scotland.
ongoing struggle between the liberals and the	clergy for the leadership of the Maronites.
is part of the Bath and Wells Diocese, and the	clergy of the church work on a non-stipendiary basis.
eremony attended by both Lutheran and Anglican	clergy.
h is now part of the Diocese of London and its	clergy have included the William Bedwell (from 1607)
forces - as well as foreign observers and the	clergy - thereupon claimed massive election irregular
d was attended by both official and unofficial	clergy members.
opposition, the junta of generals and Catholic	clergy selected General Zuloaga as their president.
f the dividing lines between the laity and the	clergy, his ideas were still, by this point, reformis
e goals of having a literate and well-educated	clergy.
Methodist local ecumenical partnership and has	clergy from both denominations.
Early Anglican Church	clergy under Henry VIII were required to be celibate
stepparents, teachers, coaches, another child,	clergy or anyone that that betrayed the child's trust
l to them and sought to avoid antagonizing the	clergy.
Church, establishes an archdioceses, liberates	clergy from military service, allows the creation of
ox section of Rookwood Cemetery in an area for	clergy, just behind the sanctuary of Saint Athanasius
untrymen, the royal houses, aristocracies, and	clergy of Europe.
ed under the interdict and the aristocracy and	clergy had fled to Frankfurt am Main, where they elec
n organic whole: the military aristocracy, the	clergy, and ordinary people.
from the Leiden council members as well as the	clergy, specifically Engelendaal Abbey in Leiderdorp.
sters' headed by hooligans dressed as orthodox	clergy.
Lawrence developed what is known today as the	Clergy Deployment Office.
ll those who plundered churches, assaulted the	clergy, or robbed the rustic poor.
ergraduates regularly accompany and assist its	clergy and lay volunteers.
Commission for Relations with Associations of	Clergy, Consecrated Life and Laity, Bishop Prendergas
After a period of study at Leeds	Clergy School he became Curate at St Peter's Leiceste
800 seats and there was a large attendance of	clergy.
Leaving Oxford, he attended Leeds	Clergy School and was subsequently ordained into a cu
d on his last night by two Australian Catholic	clergy, Father Peter Confeggi, a long-time personal f
ka (de) (born 1960, Graz), Austrian Protestant	clergy
a new bishop should be appointed, he bade the	clergy of Riez obey the Bishop of Arles.
LeRoy Bailey Jr.	Clergy Senior Pastor of The First Cathedral
ze it and published a proclamation banning the	clergy.
n Upolu to educate local men to become village	clergy for the rapidly growing mission with over 250
Sarah then began working towards becoming a	clergy member.
They may or may not have been considered	clergy by the Nazis, as all Quakers perform services
classroom diploma programmes to believers and	clergy who wish to complete their ministerial trainin
ded in about 1800 a charity for the benefit of	clergy with livings near Nottingham.
mpt was made to extend laws against benefit of	clergy.
See also benefit of	clergy.
The Benefit of	Clergy Act 1402 (4 Hen. 4 c.3) was an Act of the Parl
evin, freeholders, inquest, murder, benefit of	clergy, and prelates.
deemed felonies without recourse to benefit of	clergy.
The Benefit of	Clergy Act 1575 (18 Eliz.
nal trial would not be eligible for benefit of	clergy.
nd suffer the death penalty without benefit of	clergy or sanctuary.
cases, without being permitted the benefit of	clergy.
bring the penalty of death without benefit of	clergy to any one who invoked evil spirits or commune
Without Benefit of	Clergy is a 1921 drama film directed by James Young a
in, he was guilty of felony without benefit of	clergy.
ered was guilty of a felony without benefit of	clergy, punishable by death.
erpetuated unbearable inequalities between the	clergy and the poor.
etitions from Independent Catholic bishops and	clergy who seek to be received into communion with th
in Marprelate tracts, in which the bishops and	clergy were strongly opposed.
ere ratified by the Queen, and the bishops and	clergy were required to assent.
pounds had been subscribed by the bishops and	clergy.
In vain all the bishops and	clergy who, embracing Chrysostom's cause, had refused
The local Catholic bishops and	clergy had strongly supported Nolan, chiefly because
oint Conference of the National Black Catholic	Clergy Caucus.
ion, as well as by the city's black Protestant	clergy and by the AFL-CIO.
hodox and Greek-Catholic Churches to bless the	clergy and faithful.
hirds majority on the first ballot in both the	clergy and lay conventions.
Both the	clergy and the people normally receive in both kinds.
lls, (born 16 July 1943) is a British Anglican	clergy and former Bishop of Sheffield.
n his call to mission, Bishop Bruno encourages	clergy and laypersons to "plan and prepare for God's
n are populated almost exclusively by Catholic	clergy, seminarians, nuns, etc., and by a very small
here have already been several calls by senior	clergy for it to be merged with that of Exeter.
emains were conveyed to Dublin attended by the	clergy and citizens, and were buried in St. Patrick's
ularly widespread - Psalms were recited by the	clergy at various points in the liturgy, so psalters
y of the Hours or Divine Office (prayed by the	clergy, many religious orders and congregations, and,
Bishops of Rome were elected or chosen by the	clergy and the people of the diocese in the presence
colour and fabric as the vestments worn by the	clergy.
readily secured his cordial recognition by the	clergy and the court.
ery early by Christians, and especially by the	clergy for the Eucharistic liturgy.
ive of his meekness when treated rudely by his	clergy, and his kindness on a journey in insisting on
The Church's hierarchy is dominated by Greek	clergy, which in effect excludes the Arab majority fr
om he defended the possession of wealth by the	clergy, and held that in the Church abuses were bette
However, although greeted by the	clergy and people with joy, and despite the satisfact
y were organized, owned and operated by Church	clergy, missionaries, or authorities, both Roman Cath
This was a rule by the	clergy of the diocese.
g stating that the book “should be read by all	clergy, therapists, people in recovery, people who sh
eology or ministry or to those ordained by the	clergy.
ack cape) was worn at the Divine Office by the	clergy of cathedral and collegiate churches and also
onsists of songs which criticize abuses by the	clergy, including some which are quite outraged.
ad its own minister and was served by visiting	clergy in the Banbury Methodist Circuit.
d the occasion with a dinner attended by local	clergy and gentry.
obable if the works were prepared by Christian	clergy seeking to eradicate paganism.
Edith was considered Harold's mistress by the	clergy.
taught in the City of London, primarily by the	clergy.
The church is now served by the	clergy of St. Augustine's, Meir, Stoke-on-Trent.
ons, the cathedral was also visited by eminent	clergy of the Ukrainian and Roman Catholic Churches a
tution today, including judicial review by the	clergy.
not uncommon to find the Alb worn by Methodist	clergy during services.
narcotic, and anti-American sermons by radical	clergy.
Each of these Bishops was regarded by the	Clergy of his time as a scandal to his order and the
bidden the use of the old titles except by the	clergy of the established Protestant Church, the Cath
s carried in the streets, preceded by assorted	clergy including a cardinal reciting prayers over a l
icates were forged on a mass scale by Catholic	clergy in Poland.
, over a council held at Croft attended by the	clergy of the southern part of Britain.
The verse is chanted first by the	clergy and then repeated by the chanters.
council and not reinstated as demanded by the	clergy when the ultimatum expired, the council was ex
onflict between the brothers was calmed by the	clergy in 1313.
tive work is conducted in nursing homes by DGL	clergy and lay readers.
In 1732 he was elected by the	clergy and laity as the metropolitan bishop of Aleppo
enix Declaration is a document prepared by the	clergy group No Longer Silent: Clergy for Justice in
education system has been overhauled by having	clergy educate people of the same religion, and each
of Clonfert were removed from the earth by the	clergy of Brenainn, and they were enclosed in a prote
eminary in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, training	clergy for the Evangelical Christian Church in Canada

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