Sentence examples for ecclesiastical changes from inspiring English sources

Not a static body of laws, it reflects social, political, economic, cultural, and ecclesiastical changes that have taken place in the past two millennia.

Since 2006 the country's 31 crematoriums have earned DKr 77,762 ($15,000) from 4,810kg of salvaged metal sold to a Dutch recycler.When the ecclesiastical ministry changed the law to allow such recycling in 2005, it barred the reuse of such spare parts in works of art.

No ecclesiastical charges were brought against him.

This resulted in complex changes in ecclesiastical boundaries, during which several new bishoprics were created.

The Papal decree changed the ecclesiastical situation in China in an almost revolutionary way.

Shivappa Nayaka had previously expelled the Portuguese from their forts a little before 1660, which brought about considerable changes in the ecclesiastical situation.

In the Eastern Church the art form is just as fixed as ecclesiastical dogma; nothing may be changed in the heavenly prototypes.

From an action-hungry conspirator in local burgher plots, he became a Reformer who began to see the work inaugurated by Luther as a fundamental change in both ecclesiastical and secular life and therefore as a revolution.

In an ecclesiastical territory, if the prelate changed his religion, his subjects did not have to do so.

Although Henry retained much Catholic doctrine, especially transubstantiation, and ecclesiastical organization, he did introduce important changes, including the suppression of the monasteries, the introduction of the Bible in the vernacular in the parish churches, and permission to the clergy to marry, though this last reform was later revoked.

Rome Has Spoken: A Guide to Forgotten Papal Statements, and How They Have Changed Through the Centuries: Sister Maureen Fiedler and Linda Rabben drew upon many ecclesiastical documents to demonstrate that even the Catholic Church changes.