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Meanings of secular clergy in English
Usage of secular clergy in English
1
All the funds provided for the secular clergy passed through his hands.
2
Yet the monks were not worse than the secular clergy, high and low.
3
There isn't a single decent school run by the secular clergy.
4
Regular and secular clergy were alike spurred on in their work by jealous rivalry.
5
The ignorance of the secular clergy was notorious and scandalous.
6
He could count on the obedience of the secular clergy.
7
The secular clergy were for the most part against them.
8
He did not favor the secular clergy, and they, of course, disliked him accordingly.
9
The different colleges contended among themselves, the secular clergy were at variance with the regular.
10
It was among the secular clergy, the parish priests, that these evils were most rife.
11
The best of the secular clergy were those who came from Douay, Bordeaux, Lisbon, and Salamanca.
12
As has been said, the old establishment had given place to a company of secular clergy.
13
After all, the great strength of the Catholic Church in England will always be the secular clergy.
14
Nothing had done more to aid the Reformation than the decline and insufficiency of the secular clergy.
15
But I think it would be for the good of Ireland if the secular clergy were married.
16
Attempts to substitute Cluniac monks for canons roused the opposition of the whole body of secular clergy.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for secular clergy
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
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Secular clergy through the time
Secular clergy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common