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Clergy
These are individuals that have devoted themselves to the religious practice that has called them to service. This can range from the formally ordained to those that have received special training to serve the church in other ways on a part time basis.
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What do alexadrian rite have in their clergy?
The Alexandrian Rite features a clergy that typically includes bishops, priests, and deacons, similar to other liturgical traditions. The rite emphasizes a blend of ancient Christian rituals and contemporary practices, often focusing on the celebration of the Eucharist and other sacraments. Clergy members are often involved in both liturgical functions and community engagement, reflecting the rite's commitment to spiritual growth and outreach. Additionally, the Alexandrian Rite is known for its emphasis on mystical and esoteric traditions within the broader Christian context.
What is Chaucer's attitude towards the clergy?
Chaucer's attitude towards the clergy in "The Canterbury Tales" is largely critical and satirical. He portrays many clerical figures as corrupt, hypocritical, and more concerned with material wealth and personal gain than with their spiritual duties. Through characters like the Pardoner and the Friar, Chaucer exposes the moral failings and abuses within the Church, while also juxtaposing genuine piety with the flaws of those who misrepresent their faith. Overall, his work reflects a skepticism about the integrity of religious leaders during his time.
What are some jobs that are similar to a clergy?
well you can be an usher if that is what you want to do or you can be in the church choir or you can be a a preacher at a church that needs one, or you can be the drummer for the church choir...those are some of the jobs you can do at a church
Why did church courts have the right to try and punish members of the clergy?
Because it's a closed membership. These trials aren't criminal or civil, they are trails about the continuation in the church. It's like having a trial in the Boy Scouts, about your membership within. It's just within the church. You can't be burned at the stake, legally, if convicted.
Who teaches catechism classes catholic laypersons or the clergy?
Anyone qualified to teach a catechism class may do so. Years ago it had to be a member of the clergy, then religious sisters did so. Now because of the shortage of priests and religious, and the growing numbers of those coming into the Church, any qualified Catholic individual may teach catechism classes for those interested in joining the Church.
Well, that would probably depend on who was at fault, and who had the best insurance. There could be a host of factors involved, was the injured person there legally? Was the injured person doing anything he shouldn't have been doing? Did the pastor accidentally hit him over the head or something? Such a question cannot really be dealt with here on WikiAnswers, there are too many particulars involved.
Where is bishop Charles mason buried?
Bishop Charles Harrison Mason is interred inside the church he founded, the Mason Temple C.O.G.I.C. in Memphis, TN.
Not in so many words, but certainly the idea can be found in several scriptures.
The Hebrew word "Halleluyah"(Lat:Alleluia) literally means: 'Praise Yah(Jah)' (a shortened form of God's name: YHWH(Jehovah)- Hallelu Yah) often translated as "Praise the LORD'. Many scriptures describe the 'goodness of the LORD' and finish with this exclamation. (Psalm 106:1)(Psalm 104:1-35)(Psalms 111:10-112:1)(Psalm 135:1-3)(Psalm 146:1, 2) (Psalms 146:10-147:1)(Psalm 148:1-14)(Psalm 149:1) (Psalm 150:1-6) and again in (Revelation 19:1-6)
Who was Maurice Arthur Ponsonby Wood DSC?
A British Navy Commando chaplain, during the second world war, who later became the Bishop of Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Born 1916, died 2007. Distinguished Service Cross, for his efforts in the landings at Normandy
