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Those who are not members of the clergy. These are members of the church with different duties.
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What was the appointment and installation of bishops by non-clergy?
The Crusades
How do you spell Laymen?
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "laymen" (non-professionals, or non-clergy).
How do you spell laman?
The likely word is "layman" (a non-professional, or non-clergy).The yellow citrus fruit is a lemon.
What is the practice of appointing non clergy members to high church positions?
lay investiture
What is the practice of appointing non-clergy members to high church positions called?
lay investiture
The practice of appointing non clergy members to high church positions was called?
lay investiture
What is the practice of appointing non clergy members to high church positions called?
lay investiture
What is the opposite of priestess?
The opposite of priestess would be something like "layperson" or "non-clergy."
What do Churchwardens do in Interegnum with Baptisms?
Churchwardens, in Canon Law, have the responsibility of maintaining services during an interregnum. This does not mean that they have to take services, only to ensure that preachers/priests etc are able to come to take them. In an emergency, where there is no minister available, the churchwarden may take a non-sacramental service such as morning or evening prayer himself (or herself), or the non-sacramental parts of the Holy Communion service, but not the consecration (unless special provision is made for a 'reserved sacrament') or baptism. In practice, the warden often employs the help of the local rural or area dean, who will either take services him or herself or arrange for clergy who are available (eg non-stipendiary clergy and retired clergy) to fill in. In addition the warden can approach local retired or non-stipendiary clergy directly to take services possibly on a rota - and this includes obtaining suitable clergy for the public offices of baptisms, weddings and funerals.
What has the author Mark Hodge written?
Mark Hodge has written: 'Patterns of ministerial trainingin the theological colleges and courses' -- subject(s): Training of, Study and teaching, Church of England, Clergy, Protestant theological seminaries, Theology 'Non-stipendiary ministry in the Church of England' -- subject(s): Church of England, Clergy, Clergy, Part-time
What country can only Roman Catholics get married in?
Probably Vatican City, as it is a self-sufficient country unto its self, and a) there are no non-Catholic civil servants, and no non-Catholic clergy resident or working in the Vatican.
Do people dominate their own religion people?
Please find another way to ask your question; it is not clear what you are asking. You could be asking:if members of a religion dominate or control the clergy of that religion.if clergy dominate or control the members of a religion.if non-religious people control or dominate religious people.if religious people control or dominate non-religious people.
