Sentence examples for chapter of the cathedral from inspiring English sources

In the Anglican and other churches, a bishop is chosen by the dean and chapter of the cathedral of a diocese.

Congé d'élire, English permission to elect, formal message conveying the English sovereign's permission for the dean and chapter of the cathedral of a vacant bishopric to proceed in regular chapter to a new election.

He was a former trustee of Channel 21, Long Island; the Chapter of the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City; the U.S. Presiding Bishop's Fund; Friends World College and Wilson College.

In James H. S. McGregor's "Paris From the Ground Up" — which offers an informative history of the city's art and architecture — the Eiffel Tower necessarily plays a smaller role, occupying only four pages of a book that, by contrast, devotes a 30-page chapter to the Cathedral of Notre Dame.

The Basler Hof, the former residence of the chapter of Basel Cathedral, now houses the city's administrative offices.

Katherine Keats-Rohan states that Walter married Isabel, a daughter of Ralph de Tosny, and states that his widow gave an endowment to the cathedral chapter of Salisbury Cathedral for the sake of Walter's soul.

The Dean and Chapter of Worcester Cathedral acquired the old gaol in 1823.

Southwark Cathedral, London, South Aisle (image reproduced by kind permission of the Chapter of Southwark Cathedral).

(image reproduced by kind permission of the Chapter of Southwark Cathedral).

In January 1437, Atholl received yet another rebuff in his own heartlands when James overturned the chapter of Dunkeld Cathedral whose nominee was replaced by the king's nephew and firm supporter, James Kennedy.

After the death of Bishop John de Innes in 1414, the chapter of Elgin Cathedral met to elect a new bishop, and on 18 May Lichton was elected Bishop of Moray.