Sentence examples for a former anglican from inspiring English sources

The original described Chris Bryant as an ex-vicar, when he is a former Anglican curate.

Dr. Hollingworth, 68, a former Anglican archbishop of Brisbane, has denied the charge.

84 (69) Chris Bryant; Ministerial aide, Labour MP A former Anglican priest and writer who had been expected to progress rapidly through the ministerial ranks following his election in 2001.

Chris Bryant, a Labour MP and a former Anglican priest, said the failure of the vote had caused many to call into question the future of the 26 bishops in the House of Lords.

Dr. Hollingworth, 68, a former Anglican archbishop of Brisbane, announced his decision after talks today with Prime Minister John Howard, who in 2001 personally recommended that the queen appoint Mr. Hollingworth to the post.

Alan Cowell (NYT) AFRICA RWANDA: BISHOP CHARGED WITH GENOCIDE -- A former Anglican bishop in Rwanda was arrested in Kenya and taken to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha, Tanzania.

It was a local tabloid called Rolling Stone, and the headline on the front page, next to photographs of Mugisha's friends David Kato, a gay activist, and Christopher Senyonjo, a human-rights advocate and former Anglican bishop, read "100 PICTURES OF UGANDA'S TOP HOMOS LEAK".

The Right Rev. Andrew St. John, an Episcopal priest and a former assistant Anglican bishop, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Transfiguration in Manhattan.

The Rev. Michael A. Bird, an Episcopal priest, officiated, with the Right Rev. Andrew St. John, an Episcopal priest and a former assistant Anglican bishop at the church, taking part.

"It released something that still is important: a challenge to authority that has been good for the human community," said Richard Holloway, the now agnostic former Anglican bishop of Edinburgh and author of A Little History of Religion, published this summer.

Why don't you get out?" The outbursts appeared to shock the two authors of the reconciliation plan, the former Anglican archbishop of Northern Ireland, Robin Eames, and Denis Bradley, a former Catholic priest and journalist who is vice chairman of Northern Ireland's police board.