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• And like Berube, Sullivan recalls essentially no screening of candidates for the priesthood.
• One of the many areas controlled by the mullahs is the screening of candidates.
• It also is recommending more stringent screening of candidates for the seminary, including stronger psychological examinations.
• There was no screening of candidates at all.
• He said this testifies to the lack of proper screening of candidates for the posts of parliamentary aides.
• Last week, the conservative-dominated Parliament rejected a bill put forward by moderates that would have relaxed the council's screening of candidates.
• Swiss Guards have to pass a physical and undergo military training at the Vatican, but there is no psychological screening of candidates.
• Shanghai and Guangzhou, China, also are under consideration, he said, and final screening of candidates is set for next month in Atlanta.
• It was asked to examine the archdiocese's policies on handling abuse and to advise on such matters as the psychological screening of candidates for the priesthood.
• To this end, the screening of candidates to the priesthood should ensure that persons who would pose a threat to minors are never ordained to Holy Orders.
• Lithuanian Prime Minister Gediminas Vagnorious warned of " unnecessary tensions " that could complicate relations with Russia and other neighbors unless the EU accelerated its screening of candidates.
• Lithuanian Prime Minister Gediminas Vagnorious warned of " unnecessary tensions " that could complicate relations with Russia and other neighbors unless the EU accelerates its screening of candidates.
• Jacky Viallet, general-secretary of FASP, told RMC radio Thursday that there should be better screening of candidates in police academies to make sure cadets are " psychologically apt ."
• Lithuanian Prime Minister Gediminas Vagnorious, however, warned of " unnecessary tensions " that could complicate relations with Russia and other neighbors unless the EU accelerated its screening of candidates.
• By the late 1980s, many Catholic seminaries and dioceses began psychological screening of candidates for the priesthood, said Sister Katerina Schuth, a sociologist at St . Paul's Seminary at the University of St . Thomas.
• But other church officials say that a seminary review is unnecessary because most of the abusive priests who have surfaced in news reports were trained in the seminaries of old, long before there was psychological screening of candidates.