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What does 'lay investiture' mean?

An investiture is the official appointment of an incumbent to a formal office. Investiture means being given a special vestment/robe/dress as an official symbol of new responsibilities. There are three social realms in which investitures occur: # regarding the aristocracy # ecclesiastical # state Ecclesiastical (church) investitures typically refer to the ceremony at which a cleric is given symbols of spiritual office. For example, at the investiture service of a Bishop he may be given his robes and mitre etc. Within the church, some feel strongly that all clerics should be appointed only by the church itself. However, in many cases, other bodies, that is, lay (non-ecclesiastical) bodies have taken it upon themselves to appoint church ministers and officials. These are called 'lay investitures', but there is much controversy about the validity and necessity of lay investitures. For more information, see Related links below this box.


What does investiture mean?

An investiture is the official appointment of an incumbent to a formal office. Investiture means being given a special vestment/robe/dress as an official symbol of new responsibilities. There are three social realms in which investitures occur: # regarding the aristocracy # ecclesiastical # state Ecclesiastical (church) investitures typically refer to the ceremony at which a cleric is given symbols of spiritual office. For example, at the investiture service of a Bishop he may be given his robes and mitre etc. Within the church, some feel strongly that all clerics should be appointed only by the church itself. However, in many cases, other bodies, that is, lay (non-ecclesiastical) bodies have taken it upon themselves to appoint church ministers and officials. These are called 'lay investitures', but there is much controversy about the validity and necessity of lay investitures. For more information, see Related links below this box.


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