Use of diocesan in Sentences. 29 Examples
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diocesan in the middle of sentence
- In 1898 he became a diocesan lay reader.
- diocesan Inquiry has just been formally opened.
- They had difficulty in meeting their diocesan quota as it was.
- He's the diocesan bishop and he has three suffragan bishops to help him.
- She game her first inaugural address at the diocesan meeting held in Chester.
- An Anglican diocesan court presided over by a bishop's chancellor or commissary.
- Where we stayed is a church and is also the diocesan Youth Centre for young Christians.
- A better working environment than the diocesan office, Julia thought, as she surveyed it.
- Now Bishop David wants the fullest participation in formulating the Leeds diocesan response.
- At the age of thirty, 1vo was appointed diocesan judge and proved himself to be incorruptible.
- We will miss Father who had a special place in his heart for Middlesbrough diocesan Pilgrims.
- But the Worcestershire diocesan advisory committee for the care of churches has been critical.
- Consequently many cathedral organists find themselves occupied increasingly with diocesan work.
- In 1989 ￡60 million worth of parish or diocesan contributions was ploughed back into stipends.
- Some churches are closed against the will of local people to fit in with diocesan pastoral plans.
- He was a well-known character in this area, said Mr Curran, the diocesan lawyer, on the trip home.
- That of Lancashire, which has supported much diocesan work in the past, is facing very serious cuts.
- Catholicism asks diocesan priests and any priest who serves as a pastor for obedience to their bishop.
- They wanted to get in the diocesan surveyor to have a look at it before they shelled out for repairs.
- He's a sort of diocesan works manager responsible to the bishop for the smooth running of the parish priests.
- He is exploring closer links with diocesan and other denominational youth bodies which overlap in their aims.
- Also during the summer months, one of the diocesan students for the priesthood came to Lartington on placement.
- They held their own diocesan synods, ordained clergy, confirmed children and heard certain cases in their courts.
- Very few men took clerical orders in the hope of devoting themselves to pastoral work at parish or diocesan level.
- The Bishop of Peterborough in his diocesan magazine warned of the dangers of playing with the occult and the unknown.
- Besides this diocesan system of priestly pastoral care, there are two other administrative bodies of crucial importance.
- When it comes to advertising, more use could be made of diocesan newspapers in addition to parish magazines and the local press.
- Yet a link was sometimes provided by music, where the cathedral organist was involved with diocesan music festivals and other events.
- As a result, Jesuit parishes are frequently magnets for well-educated and affluent Catholics who might otherwise worship in diocesan churches.
