Sentence examples for diocese building from inspiring English sources
Islamic gangs attacked Dili's Catholic Diocese building, killing two dozen people; the next day, the headquarters of the ICRC was attacked and burned to the ground.
A passionate believer in the mission and ministry of the Episcopal Church, Bishop Budde is committed to the revitalization and growth of congregations and core ministries of the diocese, building their capacity to serve Christ's reconciling mission in the world.
Ealdred supported the churches and monasteries in his diocese with gifts and building projects.
In addition to serving as the seat of the Diocese of London, the building developed a reputation as a hub of the City of London, with the nave aisle, "Paul's walk", known as a centre for business and the London grapevine.
Crystal Cathedral Ministries, which sold the building to the Diocese of Orange to emerge from bankruptcy, will remain in Christ Cathedral until next year, when its congregation will move to nearby St .Callistus Catholic Church.
The Rev. Michael Minehan, chancellor of the Syracuse Diocese, said the diocese would not rule on the authenticity of the Skaneateles events unless they conveyed messages urging public acts like fasting or building a church.
He was referring to Episcopal canon law, which holds that if a parish leaves the church, its diocese retains possession of its buildings and other assets.
The church objects to the sex-education components on moral grounds, and in several cases where the city already leases school buildings from the diocese, conflicts have been avoided by moving students off campus for the health portion.
Though Virginia law allows parishioners to determine their church's affiliation, the diocese claimed the secessionist churches' buildings and properties.
With the cathedral in an active earthquake zone, the Oakland diocese asked Mr. Hartman to design a building that could last 300 years.
Attendance plummeted, and eventually the church sold the building to the local Catholic diocese.
