Examples of using Ecclesiastical in English and their translations into Japanese
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Historically,"secularization" first referred to the process of transferring property from ecclesiastical jurisdiction to that of the state or other nonecclesiastical authority.
Hence we warn men to beware lest we attribute what has to do with our conversion and instruction to the secret power of the Holy Spirit in such a way that we make void the ecclesiastical ministry.
The case of the illegitimate but recognised granddaughter of HG Wells is currently ongoing, while a horde of important ecclesiastical drawing were unearthed after the death of the artist Michael John Bray, a recluse and friend of the Poet Laureate John Betjeman.
Over the next five years, more than 700,000 ecclesiastical properties- about 6.5% of French territory- were sold in what historian Georges Lecarpentier(1908) termed the“most important event of the Revolution”.
The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries represent for the Liturgy, as for the greater number of other ecclesiastical institutions, a period of decline, for it is the time of schisms, and in that one word everything harmful is summed up.
International Hubbard Ecclesiastical League of Pastors(IHELP) and Scientology Missions International(SMI)- As a testament to the technology of life itself, three success stories in 2015 painted a majestic picture of the expansive scope of Scientology in uplifting human beings across every strata of society.
Dei, VIII, xxiv, and in later ecclesiastical Latin, conversion refers to a moral change, a turning or returning to God and to the true religion, in which sense it has passed into our modern languages.
International Hubbard Ecclesiastical League of Pastors(I HELP) and Scientology Missions International(SMI)- As a testament to the technology of life itself, three success stories in 2015 painted a majestic picture of the expansive scope of Scientology in uplifting human beings across every strata of society.
The recipients of this assistance must contact their bishop(the Latter-day Saint local ecclesiastical leader) or Relief Society president(local leaders of the church's women's organization) and go to the storehouse with a food order containing specific requests for supplies.
In the latter capacity they were entrusted with the supervision of the Inquisition as an ecclesiastical enterprise, and even in Spain, after the Inquisition became virtually a department of civil government, a Dominican was usually at its head.
The five editors continue as his antibysantinska working model, to select the text that deviates from the"later ecclesiastical text" on the grounds that they can only see one possible reason, ie that those who copied text corrected what was lacking here.
He is best known by his code of laws, which was given to him by the sun-god, and shows that he succeeded in achieving what mediaeval monarchs never could do, namely, subordinating ecclesiastical to civil courts.
It is to be noted that though every priest, in virtue of his ordination is the ordinary minister of baptism, yet by ecclesiastical decrees he can not use this power licitly unless he has jurisdiction.
It is said the whole world knows your city as a capital of freedom,” said Scientology's ecclesiastical leader, David Miscavige, in an address to some 3,500 Scientologists and friends at the July 23 opening of the Budapest Ideal Church.
Nevertheless, the new diocese claimed, and obtained in fact, the privilege of autocephalia, or ecclesiastical independence, and through its long and chequered history retained, or struggled to retain, this character.
Unquestionably the first law, either ecclesiastical or civil, by which the Sabbatical observance of that day is known to have been ordained, is the edict of Constantine, 321 A.D.,- Chambers's Encyclopedia, article“Sabbath.”.
Unquestionably the first law, either ecclesiastical or civil, by which the Sabbatical observance of that day is known to have been ordained, is the edict of Constantine, 321 A.D."--"Chamber's Encyclopedia," article,"Sabbath.".
Thus, in a sermon which he delivered at Antioch(perhaps the first as bishop), Theodore vehemently attacked the use of the term theotokos, long employed in ecclesiastical terminology, because Mary was strictly speaking anthropotokos, and only indirectly theotokos.
Owing to the fact that Scotland, unlike England, has accepted Protestantism, not at the dictates of her rulers, but in opposition to them, the reformation was not merely an ecclesiastical revolution, but a rebellion.
All true believers, in whom the Spirit of God dwells, are members of that Church which is the body of Christ, no matter with what ecclesiastical organization they may be connected, and even although they have no such connection.”.
