Examples of using Laity in English and their translations into Swedish
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A supreme jurisdiction over the whole Church-- clergy and laity alike-- belongs by Divine appointment to the pope Conc. Vat, Sess.
Thus the clergy and the laity are both responsible for the preservation of the authentic
It also indicates what differentiates laity from clergy or the various ranks of the clergy,
On this account it has never been popularized among the laity of the peoples, who remain strongly attached to their venerable Eastern Rite.
Their decisions have been accepted by the clergy and the laity of all times, making their validity indisputable.
clergy and laity, men, women and children.
The monks also conveys the doctrine to the laity, and appreciation gives the laity monks things they need to continue teaching.
gifts which this is said to purify the laity mind.
every morning they go out to beg for food from the laity, only necessary belongings may occur.
women religious and consecrated laity, and from the Roman Curia.
This dual level of spirituality became more pronounced as the chasm between clergy and laity widened in the medieval period.
all- male ordained clergy(bishops, priests, and deacons) are distinguished from the laity, who assist in the ministry of the church.
Everywhere, Buddhist monastic communities tended to depend on the laity for food and material support.
often as the guides of the laity in politics, economics,
It is known as well that the second Vatican Council has underlined how important it is that the laity contributes to spreading the Good News through the various gifts God bestows upon his Church.
I should act as the church did in withholding the Bible from the laity, or Christian governments,
which withheld the Bible from the laity, or the Christian governments,
and if they are laity let them be anathematised.
clergy, and laity united in the Martyrs Memorial to Cranmer
who is nominated by an electoral college of clergy and laity, with the final selection among three leading nominees decided by lot.