regular clergy造句

• Most of the evangelization fell to regular clergy instead of monks.
• From then until 1832, the schools were run by regular clergy.
• The archbishops and secular clergy found active co-workers among the regular clergy.
• When Serra left, the missions were left in the hands of regular clergy.
• On 26 June 1176 Pedro made a donation to the regular clergy of Alcalech.
• When a conservator had been chosen by regular clergy he could not be removed for five years without cause.
• In 1586 the conflict between the regular clergy and secular clergy involving questions of prerogatives and jurisdiction erupted again.
• The Dominican friars were obliged to hand over the complex to regular clergy in the mid-18th century.
• A third important difficulty concerned the position of the regular clergy ( non-order affiliated ) and their privileges.
• In 1586 Garnet returned to England as part of the Jesuit mission, soon succeeding Father secular and regular clergy.
• In the early 20th century the Catholics numbered 16, 550 and are under the care of secular and regular clergy.
• The monastery was turned over to regular clergy in 1745, becoming the parish of the community under Father Miguel Echeverr韆.
• But Moraz醤 expelled all of them and most of the regular clergy from Central America and confiscated most of their belongings.
• In the 18th century, the Augustinians officially lost control of the monastery complex and the population to regular clergy in 1754.
• The archbishops and secular clergy found active co-workers among the regular clergy ( i . e . religious orders ).
• From the old church, the new one took over an endowment for secular clergy ( as opposed to regular clergy ).
• Later, it became a parish church, as the monks handed both the church and monastery to regular clergy in 1854.
• He prohibited the manufacture of the alcoholic beverage aguardiente from sugar cane, and made attempts to suppress immorality among the regular clergy.
• Because the confiscation applied only to regular clergy members, the Church decided to excommunicate both the sellers and buyers of the land.
• In some places, the secular clergy who had been driven from the monasteries returned, driving the regular clergy out in their turn.