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Meanings of anglican clergy in English
Minister of the Anglican church.
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Examples for "priest"
Examples for "priest"
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The high priest said to Houphouët, 'All right, you want eternal power.
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The young priest developed a lively student discussion and social action group.
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The priest-captain knows immediately upon awakening that something has, indeed, gone wrong.
4
The duties of the priest were confined to ministration in the temple.
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The priest had been greatly interested in the mission of the knight.
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Why didn't the Anglican priests retaliate with the equivalent rule in reverse?
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He's even taken off his Anglican priest's collar for the occasion.
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The retired Anglican priest shares stories of family, love and music.
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His conduct as an Anglican priest was frankly that of a Roman propagandist.
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Reverend Vicki Terrell was ordained an Anglican Priest in November 2008.
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It was the first time Church of England clergy have been banned from joining a political party.
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The Bishop himself was a Newfoundlander, as were many of the Church of England clergy in Bermuda.
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Like hundreds of other Church of England clergy, I resigned my benefice and converted to Rome because of the creation of women "priests".
Usage of anglican clergy in English
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The Anglican clergy evaded this plan by stepping up before the coffin.
2
You would never catch a member of the Anglican clergy doing that.
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In morals, he says, the Anglican clergy are more regular than the French.
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At the present time the Anglican clergy wear their collars the wrong way round.
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But the zeal of the Anglican clergy displayed.
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The organisation of male Anglican clergy pledges to remain unmarried and to live a simple life.
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A Church spokesman said no current Anglican clergy were known to be active members of either group.
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There was among the Anglican clergy a moderate party which had always felt kindly towards the Protestant Dissenters.
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I suppose, take it all in all, there wasn't a busier man than the Rural Dean among the Anglican clergy of the diocese.
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Their strength was in the clergy, and the Anglican clergy professed legitimacy and passive obedience, in indignant opposition to the Jesuits and their votaries.
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Both Houses of the legislature unanimously sustained the government against the insurrection; as did the judges, the bar, and the Anglican clergy and bishops.
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Many of the local Anglican clergy were similarly employed, and supplemented the labours of the commissioned and acting Anglican chaplains sent out from England.
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The group, which has 1,700 members, is throwing its weight behind this Sunday's breakaway event for conservative Anglican clergy.
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So, wherever you take the Anglican clergy, they are Tories and Royalists, conservatives and reactionaries, friends of every injustice that profits the owning class.
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"New York is English in name," he said, "and we look to you and to the Anglican clergy to make it so in fact."
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