Meanings of anglican clergy in English

The Anglican clergy evaded this plan by stepping up before the coffin.

You would never catch a member of the Anglican clergy doing that.

In morals, he says, the Anglican clergy are more regular than the French.

At the present time the Anglican clergy wear their collars the wrong way round.

But the zeal of the Anglican clergy displayed.

The organisation of male Anglican clergy pledges to remain unmarried and to live a simple life.

A Church spokesman said no current Anglican clergy were known to be active members of either group.

There was among the Anglican clergy a moderate party which had always felt kindly towards the Protestant Dissenters.

I suppose, take it all in all, there wasn't a busier man than the Rural Dean among the Anglican clergy of the diocese.

Their strength was in the clergy, and the Anglican clergy professed legitimacy and passive obedience, in indignant opposition to the Jesuits and their votaries.

Both Houses of the legislature unanimously sustained the government against the insurrection; as did the judges, the bar, and the Anglican clergy and bishops.

Many of the local Anglican clergy were similarly employed, and supplemented the labours of the commissioned and acting Anglican chaplains sent out from England.

The group, which has 1,700 members, is throwing its weight behind this Sunday's breakaway event for conservative Anglican clergy.

So, wherever you take the Anglican clergy, they are Tories and Royalists, conservatives and reactionaries, friends of every injustice that profits the owning class.

"New York is English in name," he said, "and we look to you and to the Anglican clergy to make it so in fact."