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Meanings of ordination in English
Usage of ordination in English
1
The issue of women's ordination has been deeply divisive within the church.
2
Their call and ordination.-TheTwelve considered individually.-Theircharacteristics in general.-Disciples and apostles
3
Upon ordination he was placed in charge of a parish in Missouri.
4
His ordination will take place after Easter, probably on Sunday, April 29th.
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To-day the priest has included in his ordination vows those of exorcist.
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The nomination and this ordination took place towards the end of February.
7
But it was not in his wise ordination to grant her wish.
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Swedenborg has given us the true signification of ordination by the laity.
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The Catholic Church in particular is opposed to the ordination of women.
10
The ordination was then proceeded with, and the four deacons were ordained.
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The following is from a letter to his mother announcing his ordination:
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Full preparation was going on for the ordination, of the two priests.
13
The church, at Bahia, after the ordination of Queiroz, legalized the baptisms.
14
It was more ordination than anything else, confirming his right to reign.
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The bishop's experience with the ordination candidates was following the usual course.
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The fashion of giving ordination-balls did not die out with colonial times.
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Ordination through the time
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare