Sentence examples for clerical status from inspiring English sources

Still unclear is whether Mr. Lugo will face problems over his clerical status.

Being a church, Reitman writes, gave Scientology tax exemption, clerical status for his "ministers" (who wore Roman collars) and clerical exemption from the draft for these ministers.

The Augustinian Canons, or Austin Canons (in full, the Canons Regular of Saint Augustine), were, in the 11th century, the first religious order of men in the Roman Catholic Church to combine clerical status with a full common life.

Pedophilia, as long as it is hidden, doesn't challenge the clerical status quo.

It is also possible, as proposed by Márta Font, that Coloman could only be crowned after Pope Urban II had exempted him of his clerical status.

Osbert was later accused of poisoning William, and was deprived of his office and clerical status when he could not clear himself from the accusation.

In August of 2007, a clerical position will be added.

Seaweed consumption was positively associated with age, professional or technical occupation, and consumption of fish and yogurt and inversely with active smoking status, clerical or related occupation, and sales occupation.> -wrap-foot> aFor continuous variables, a linear trend test was used; for categorical variables, a Mantel-Haenszel χ-test was used.

The areas of disagreement are: birth control, abortion, homosexuality, clerical celibacy, women's status in the Church, and carnal love.

He has now been promoted by his "perceptive" clerical followers to a super-human status.

Quito was the home of a landed aristocracy whose positions of power during this early period were based on large semifeudal estates worked by Indian labour; it was (and to some extent has remained) a conservative clerical city, resistant to changes in the status quo.