clergy造句

The Polish clergy use their influence to polonize the people.

Most clergy, he argued, now prefer taking funerals. Perhaps.

The new proposals affect both clergy and laity.

We've spoken to farmers, clean energy innovators, clergy, teachers, students and environmental entrepreneurs.

Even Christian clergy-keep urging him to do more for the Jews.

Thus, his preaching was directed at not only the laity, but the clergy as well.

A broad alliance of the clergy rushed out a statement lionising the assassin.

Their decisions have been accepted by the clergy and the laity of all times, making their validity indisputable.

He's actually claiming that this poem had been prophetic, that Lycidas foretold the ruin of the clergy.

The latter had even infected the clergy itself, and so had exposed the “human and institutional fragility of the Church”.

Medical doctors, judges, college officials, military officers, and clergy are usually addressed with an occupational title, however.

Mr Mashai, it is strongly rumoured, believes himself to have a direct link to the hidden imam, and hence regards the intercession of Iran's clergy as superfluous.

For the first time in the history of Armenia, the representatives of the army clergy took part in the military parade.

The context of this was that Hume was applying for a chair in moral philosophy at Adumbral and the clergy at Adumbral was very much against him.

Four types of robes exist which evolved from academic regalia worn by university faculty in medieval colleges: choir gowns, academic robes, clergy robes, and judicial robes.

Along the left side, facing the altar, are the low seats or divans and tables of the clergy, arranged in the order of their hierarchical standing-the highest being closest to the altar.

Father Paulus Gan, who says he exercises regularly, said other clergy and nuns “seldom do exercises because they are busy, unaccustomed to it or are already sick and cannot do so.”

Local churches, whose clergy and members had been deeply involved in the care and counselling of the bereaved families and of the families of those who had been injured, joined in the debate.

CANON LX: If anyone reads to the public in churches the books of impious writers bearing false inscriptions and purporting to be holy, to the injury of laity and clergy, let him be deposed.

There have been 107 convictions of pedophile clergy in Australia, but campaigners have insisted that there could be thousands of victims, as only a few cases ever go to court.