Examples of using Ecclesiastical in English and their translations into Chinese
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Acts, too, were passed through Parliament which plainly showed the king's determination to change the ecclesiastical system of Scotland.
John Casimir was made a cardinal, but in December 1646, finding himself unsuited to ecclesiastical life, he returned to Poland.
This peculiar feature shows the founder's disregard for dogma and the great value he attached to Christian practice and ecclesiastical discipline.
Esphigmenou ranks eighteenth in the hierarchy of the Athonite monasteries and since the early 1970s has been embroiled in legal and ecclesiastical disputes.
The convents of La Encarnación and La Asunción de Calatrava(Historic-Artistic Monument) tell us of the importance of the ecclesiastical class in this town.
As early as in the 9th century the Castle was the centre of administrative, ecclesiastical and military administration.
Not wanting to be governed was a certain way of refusing, challenging, limiting(say it as you like) ecclesiastical rule.
Father Peter claimed trial by the ecclesiastical court, but our other priest, Father Adolf, said an ecclesiastical court hadn't jurisdiction over a suspended priest.
On the other hand, indirect testimony concerning this Gospel is also supplied by the oldest ecclesiastical liturgies and the monuments of early Christian art.
In England, as in Germany, the king's chancery started to distinguish between the secular and ecclesiastical powers of the prelates.
They could not be impelled by ambition or avarice, as the temporal and ecclesiastical powers were united in the same hands.
Thirdly, in the light of internal evidence, furnished by the Pentateuch; finally, in the light of ecclesiastical decisions.
(1) The special Bulls and other pontifical documents approving the Society and canonically determining or regulating its various works, and its ecclesiastical standing and relations.
There is, however,"massive damage" to"structures, from the houses of the religious to the ecclesiastical offices".
In providing for such freedom, no ecclesiastical group or denomination should be favored by the state more than others.
In 1847 the first Russian Ecclesiastical Mission was sent to Jerusalem, which, in 1857, was officially inaugurated with the recognition from the Sultan of Turkey.
The merely ecclesiastical prohibitions, however, do not all and under all circumstances impose a grave obligation.
The medical school was, however, almost entirely independent of ecclesiastical influence, and was besides largely responsible for this decree.
In providing for such freedom, no one ecclesiastical group or denomination should be favored by the state more than another.
But it was not just in the ecclesiastical sphere that those of Reformed persuasion took action.