Sentence examples for church orders from inspiring English sources

Bradley took church orders and became vicar of Bridstow in 1719.

At the same time, new church orders soon developed, and Protestants often acted as legalistically as did the Roman Catholics, whom they were repudiating.

His legacy lives on in the confessions, liturgy, and church orders of the Reformed churches of today.

However, popular devotions such as the blessing of palms or the imposition of ashes were suppressed in most church orders, despite the fact that a number of them had retained Ash Wednesday as the start of Lent.

The church order declared that the king was ruler of the Church in the same way that he ruled the country and God ruled the world.

On the other side of the spectrum is Cardinal Cipriani, a member of Opus Dei, an ultraconservative church order.

Most Protestant bodies, notably the Anglicans, developed their own versions of canon law or rules of church order and discipline.

Nevertheless, most Prussian regional churches had by then adopted a uniform church order, taking the name Churches of the Prussian Union.

Didachē, ( Greek: "Teaching", ) also called Teaching Of The Twelve Apostles, the oldest surviving Christian church order, probably written in Egypt or Syria in the 2nd century.

The church ordered that Mr. Burdick not be permitted to take part in the editing, overdubbing or mastering of the recordings, he and the producer, Bettina Covo, said.

Catholic Eastern churches (churches in union with the Roman Catholic church) retain their own traditions in liturgy and church order, insofar as these are not considered to be in conflict with the norms taken by Rome to be divine law.