Examples of using Chaplain in English and their translations into Chinese
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Clergy offer spiritual oversight of a particular faith, religion, church and/or denomination, where a chaplain works with people regardless of their faith-choice.
The Protestant chaplain remarks that Cohen had some individual counseling, seemed to be making better adjustments and was friendly and cooperative with the chaplain.
You can count on our trained counsellors to help you cope at stressful times, or turn to our chaplain for confidential support.
The weekday Chapel program is led by our chaplain, an Episcopal priest, and the Spiritual Life prefects, who represent our various religious traditions.
He entrusted this synopsis to his chaplain Raymund of Pennafort, and in 1234 sent it officially to the universities of Bologna and Paris.
The chaplain on the trip took custody of Almeida's diary of the journey, which later was published in Portugal by Almeida's nephew.
The chaplain first notes that the statue was created by a man named Manuel Bal, who created other wooden likenesses for churches in the region.
A chaplain visited him while he was recovering in the ICU, inquiring if Herod wanted to talk, or to pray.
A chaplain wore a white coat from the rank of a bishop, and chaplains below that rank wore black or brown coats.
Chaplain Bertrand helped Olivier through his crisis and with it, he returned to the Catholic Church.
Ira Chaplain, Nicole Chabot and Jason Ng will host a forum, 18 July, on Hong Kong culture.
A chaplain is ordained or hired by an organization or faith group to minister to people's needs in a variety of different settings.
After NCIS Agent Bishop is sent to Gitmo to gather evidence for a Navy chaplain murder case, she questions her previous work at the NSA.
Won't you please get the chaplain so he can tell me how to be born again?".
The twins were baptized by the kaiser's former chaplain, their grandfather karl alfred von hase, who lived a seven-minute walk away.
This sportsman was the'Squire's chaplain, who had shot one of the blackbirds that so agreeably entertained us.
Why the same emotion should have led my chaplain in one direction and me in the other, is not an easy question to answer.
In the latter, Bernard Rothmann a chaplain, and Knipperdollinck a cloth-merchant, had already succeeded in diffusing Lutheran ideas.
He said that Harvard's famed chaplain during Moulton's years as an undergraduate physics student, the late Peter J.
He's actually chaplain to the country's president and he told me when he first got involved in the aftermath of the mine's collapse.'.