ecclesiastical in A Sentence

Mediaeval(or Ecclesiastical) Latin has it as Aberdonia.

The Ecclesiastical History of the English People Anno Domini.

Contrary to expectations, young Alessandro did not follow his Ecclesiastical career.

If you Ecclesiastical power had, then you were often also worldly power.

The Ecclesiastical jurisdiction within Guðrøðr's kingdom was the Diocese of the Isles.

With his incredible Ecclesiastical and secular power, only the King outstripped him.

Umm ar-Rasas was converted into an Ecclesiastical center boasting numerous Byzantine churches.

M'Clintock and Strong's Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature, Volume 4, page 165.

Rostislav, however, was concerned about the political and Ecclesiastical influence of the Germanic tribes.

Évora, Ecclesiastical metropolis and temporary residence of the Court, emerged immediately as the most suitable city.

In his Ecclesiastical History( Book III, chapter V, 3), Eusebius says that they fled from Jerusalem and Judea.

Besides its Ecclesiastical functions, Cathedral of San Juan Bautista is the final resting place of two famous, historical figures.

Wolsey used his vast secular and Ecclesiastical power to amass wealth second only to that of the King.”.

The town of Olomouc with its cultural, military and Ecclesiastical tradition is now mainly a town of education.

They accepted the service of the state and some of them held important posts in the Ecclesiastical department.

Bede himself used this system in The Reckoning of Time written in 725, six years before Ecclesiastical History of the English People.

How did he pay for the cardinals' votes? By granting them Ecclesiastical positions, palaces, castles, cities, abbeys, and bishoprics with enormous revenues.

In addition, it offers Ecclesiastical degrees(i.e., licenses to teach Catholic Theology) in Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology, Moral Theology/Ethics, and Historical and Systematic Theology.

In the first half of the 19th century, during the period of Ecclesiastical restoration, the Catholic Church assumed an authoritarian and conservative stance.

This museum has over 60,000 items in its collection, including things like Thracian and Roman Pottery and jewelry, icons and liturgical paraphernalia, and Ecclesiastical artifacts.

He did his Ecclesiastical studies at the Seminary of Our Lady at Saligao and his philosophical studies at the Patriarchal Seminary at Rachol in Goa.

During those times, Ecclesiastical punishment was seen as an effective way to encourage a city's inhabitants to put pressure on their leaders to accept papal demands.

The Academy shed its Ecclesiastical vocation during 19th century's political and social upheavals and, following the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine in 1873, became a university.

The New Catholic Encyclopedia concedes that“ the law of celibacy is of Ecclesiastical origin” and that“ ministers of the N[ ew] T[ estament] were not obliged to celibacy.”.

One of the changes wrought by the power shift was that the Ecclesiastical Principality of Salzburg was no longer an independent country, and it was forced to secularize.

They had full civil, criminal, and Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, and were empowered to administer English law to all British subjects and persons in the employment of the Company situated anywhere.

In the 16th and 17th century parts of it were used to house prisoners of noble or Ecclesiastical rank, and in 1694 it was rebuilt in a Baroque style.

They also determined that Easter will fall on the first Sunday following the Ecclesiastical full moon(which falls on the 14th day of the lunar calendar) and after the spring equinox.

In Protestantism, on the other hand, in which the rejection of Ecclesiastical authority has itself become doctrine, each individual believer is his own ultimate authority in determining what to believe.

Most notably, in the 8th century, the English monk Bede(now known as the Venerable Bede) used the dating system in his wildly popular Ecclesiastical History of the English People(AD 731).

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ecclesiastical in A Sentence

Mediaeval(or Ecclesiastical) Latin has it as Aberdonia.

The Ecclesiastical History of the English People Anno Domini.

Contrary to expectations, young Alessandro did not follow his Ecclesiastical career.

If you Ecclesiastical power had, then you were often also worldly power.

The Ecclesiastical jurisdiction within Guðrøðr's kingdom was the Diocese of the Isles.

With his incredible Ecclesiastical and secular power, only the King outstripped him.

Umm ar-Rasas was converted into an Ecclesiastical center boasting numerous Byzantine churches.

M'Clintock and Strong's Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature, Volume 4, page 165.

Rostislav, however, was concerned about the political and Ecclesiastical influence of the Germanic tribes.

Évora, Ecclesiastical metropolis and temporary residence of the Court, emerged immediately as the most suitable city.

In his Ecclesiastical History( Book III, chapter V, 3), Eusebius says that they fled from Jerusalem and Judea.

Besides its Ecclesiastical functions, Cathedral of San Juan Bautista is the final resting place of two famous, historical figures.

Wolsey used his vast secular and Ecclesiastical power to amass wealth second only to that of the King.”.

The town of Olomouc with its cultural, military and Ecclesiastical tradition is now mainly a town of education.

They accepted the service of the state and some of them held important posts in the Ecclesiastical department.

Bede himself used this system in The Reckoning of Time written in 725, six years before Ecclesiastical History of the English People.

How did he pay for the cardinals' votes? By granting them Ecclesiastical positions, palaces, castles, cities, abbeys, and bishoprics with enormous revenues.

In addition, it offers Ecclesiastical degrees(i.e., licenses to teach Catholic Theology) in Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology, Moral Theology/Ethics, and Historical and Systematic Theology.

In the first half of the 19th century, during the period of Ecclesiastical restoration, the Catholic Church assumed an authoritarian and conservative stance.

This museum has over 60,000 items in its collection, including things like Thracian and Roman Pottery and jewelry, icons and liturgical paraphernalia, and Ecclesiastical artifacts.

He did his Ecclesiastical studies at the Seminary of Our Lady at Saligao and his philosophical studies at the Patriarchal Seminary at Rachol in Goa.

During those times, Ecclesiastical punishment was seen as an effective way to encourage a city's inhabitants to put pressure on their leaders to accept papal demands.

The Academy shed its Ecclesiastical vocation during 19th century's political and social upheavals and, following the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine in 1873, became a university.

The New Catholic Encyclopedia concedes that“ the law of celibacy is of Ecclesiastical origin” and that“ ministers of the N[ ew] T[ estament] were not obliged to celibacy.”.

One of the changes wrought by the power shift was that the Ecclesiastical Principality of Salzburg was no longer an independent country, and it was forced to secularize.

They had full civil, criminal, and Ecclesiastical jurisdiction, and were empowered to administer English law to all British subjects and persons in the employment of the Company situated anywhere.

In the 16th and 17th century parts of it were used to house prisoners of noble or Ecclesiastical rank, and in 1694 it was rebuilt in a Baroque style.

They also determined that Easter will fall on the first Sunday following the Ecclesiastical full moon(which falls on the 14th day of the lunar calendar) and after the spring equinox.

In Protestantism, on the other hand, in which the rejection of Ecclesiastical authority has itself become doctrine, each individual believer is his own ultimate authority in determining what to believe.

Most notably, in the 8th century, the English monk Bede(now known as the Venerable Bede) used the dating system in his wildly popular Ecclesiastical History of the English People(AD 731).

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