Examples of using Ecclesiastics in English and their translations into Spanish
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the technocrat as the latter surpassed the ecclesiastics and knights of the Middle Ages.
the Dominican Republic on 10 July 1954 establishes special privileges for ecclesiastics or members of the clergy who commit an offence and whether this agreement remains in force.
in the training schools for ecclesiastics and monks, the authorities reserve the right to verify the quality of the staff
forbidding ecclesiastics to sell or alienate the property of the church from which they derived their living,
as this term is historically used for ecclesiastics, it suggests that at some point,
distinguished themselves especially in the 16th century because many members had brilliant careers both in the fields of law and in ecclesiastics.
As regards the possible involvement of ecclesiastics in the genocide, we wish to reproduce here the following declaration made by the Holy Father in his Message to the Episcopal Conference dated 14 March 1996 which was transmitted by H.E. Mgr. Cordes,
This council, usually formed by ecclesiastics, a president, two councilors of the Council of Castile, a regent of
deacons and other ecclesiastics, and of the conduct to be observed towards Jews,
the comprehensive charity of shrewd ecclesiastics, who clearly perceived that if Christianity was to conquer the world it could do so only by relaxing the too rigid principles of its Founder,
A second edition, taken in hand in 1646 under the auspices of the aforementioned Fr Gaspar de S. Miguel, who, with some other ecclesiastics, completed a revision of the work on 20 February 1649,
He was the son of ecclesiastic Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten 1758-1818.
Swedish ecclesiastic and writer b.
Murillo paints a scene where ecclesiastic dignitaries come to visit the monk who does not even realise that they are there.
when the ecclesiastic values were seized,
He started he ecclesiastic studies in the Seminary of Lugo
Aristenos, the three great ecclesiastic jurists of the 12th century.
supplanted aristocratic and ecclesiastic controls on literary taste and style.
Some features of this Ecclesiastic architecture has evolved, moving away from the community of believers.
His research has specialized in ecclesiastic history and historical anthropology,