Significados de parochial clergy en inglés

At this period the lay monasteries were rich, but the parochial clergy poor.

Nor is this true only of the secular or parochial clergy.

But, generally, the parochial clergy were his bitterest enemies.

Such I have observed to be the attitude of parochial clergy and church-workers towards Liberal candidates.

The great cities were divided into districts, placed under the charge of a sort of parochial clergy.

There are priests at High Wycombe which is nearer; but I imagine they are very busy parochial clergy.

He proved to be one of the neighboring parochial clergy, who had just been visiting the dying man.

It was the pope and those orders on one side, the bishops and the parochial clergy on the other.

He then proceeded to consider the external maintenance of the parochial clergy, and the means necessary for that purpose.

In Roman catholic countries, the spirit of devotion is supported altogether by the monks, and by the poorer parochial clergy.

Its great object was the same with that of our early Methodists, namely to supply the deficiencies of the parochial clergy.

In recompense, two subsidies, which the convocation had formerly granted, were remitted, and the parochial clergy were allowed to vote at elections.

Then she went to kneel in the count's room, where four members of the parochial clergy were reciting the prayers for the dead.

The parochial clergy will readily confess that they cannot of themselves do all that God now demands from His Church in this country.

The Bishops possessed excessive powers and too large a share of the Church revenues; the parochial clergy lived in want; monasteries and convents abounded.

To the credit of the Cistercians it must be told that they _at first set themselves against the wholesale pillage of the parochial clergy.