Examples of using Archdeacon in English and their translations into Swedish
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An authentic text by a participant in this siege, the archdeacon Rozanovic, who also commanded the defence of the town, has been preserved.
take the position permanently. I have enjoyed standing in, but, as the Archdeacon says.
The archdeacon answers in the affirmative
According to John Lesley, she was wrecked on a rock off England while carrying the Archdeacon of St Andrews, Gavin Dunbar.
then followed the archdeacon who made in Malayalam,
I will have to have a word with the archdeacon.
And the Metropolitan police are instructed to play no part in such matters? An Archdeacon is murdered in the very heart of Westminster.
An Archdeacon is murdered in the very heart of Westminster and the Metropolitan police are instructed to play no part in such matters?
such as dean or archdeacon, or honorary titles, such as patriarch or monsignor.
Subsequently the clergy in turn made theirs in the hands of archbishop as the archdeacon also had done.
The archdeacon expressed his satisfaction on receiving the intimation
Of the honour flue the archdeacon and the chorepiscopus when they sit in church during the absence of the bishop,
you can tell the Archdeacon.
And wrote to Leo, then archdeacon of Rome, informing him of what Juvenal was undertaking,
either in person or through his archdeacon or through suitable honest persons,
the Istrian diocese, and the archdeacon Claudius.
On 1 January, 1628 the Archdeacon George wrote a letter to the papal nuncio at Lisbon complaining that no answer was given to a letter sent some twenty years earlier regarding the spiritual wants of this Christian people.
He therefore issued instructions to the rector of the Vaipicotta College, enclosing a letter of appointment naming the archdeacon administrator of the diocese provided he in the presence of the rector made a solemn profession of faith.
Of the rank in sitting during the celebration of service in church by the bishop, the archdeacon and the chorepiscopus; and of the office of archdeacon,
The story told by Eulogius of Alexandria that Novatian was Archdeacon of Rome, and was made a priest by the pope