ecclesiastical constitutions造句

• The universal priesthood was for Melanchthon as for Luther no principle of an ecclesiastical constitution, but a purely religious principle.
• In 1931, when Serbian Orthodox Church adopted its Ecclesiastical Constitution, process of reorganization of eparchies was initiated and their number was reduced.
• In 1760 Bonar preached on " Nature and Tendency of the Ecclesiastical Constitution in Scotland " before the synod of Perth and Stirling.
• He helped to prepare a uniform liturgy that same year, and also wrote basic tenets for an ecclesiastical constitution, which most of the churches adopted in 1761.
• The town's ecclesiastical constitution, the meetings of the Diet and the locally printed hymnal, were recorded in the Czech language in the mid-16th and 17th centuries.
• In his first work, " Certaine Tractates " ( three in number ), printed in 1562, he rates his fellow clergy for negligence and sin, invites replies from Knox regarding his authority as minister and his share in the new ecclesiastical constitution, and protests against the interference with Catholic burgesses by the magistrates of Edinburgh.
• The ecclesiastical constitution or ordinance of Chrodegang, " Regula vit?communis " ( Rule of Common Life ) was at once a restoration and an adaptation of the Rule of St . Augustine, and its chief provisions were that the ecclesiastics who adopted it had to live in common under the episcopal roof, recite common prayers, perform a certain amount of manual labour, keep silence at certain times, and go to confession twice a year.