Sentence examples for ecclesiastical work from inspiring English sources

His projects are mostly houses, with some more ecclesiastical work.

She was much in demand for special commissions including ecclesiastical work such as baptismal bowls and ewers, and commemorative plaques.

The Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff said Sales will be remembered for "his concern with social issues which was always closely linked to his ecclesiastical work".

That is, nuns wearing secular clothes, living in apartments, moving beyond the role of "ecclesiastical work force" as they reinterpret their calling for the modern world.

By the 13th century, most English goldwork was made in London workshops, which produced ecclesiastical work, clothing and furnishings for royalty and the nobility, heraldic banners and horse-trappings, and the ceremonial regalia for the great Livery Companies of the City of London and for the court.

"He did so by making reference to the great German ecclesiastical works.

The government is desperately trying to crack down on the illegal trade in ancient texts which have seen many important ecclesiastical works disappear.

In 1966, the church retained the modernist Victor Christ-Janer for one of the most striking ecclesiastical works in the history of New York.

December 22, 1646 Quimper, France September 3, 1729 Paris, France Jean Hardouin, (born Dec. 22, 1646, Quimper, France died Sept. 3, 1729, Paris) French Jesuit scholar who edited numerous secular and ecclesiastical works, most notably the texts of the councils of the Christian church.

The general neglect of Stanford's music in the years after his death did not extend to his ecclesiastical works.

The list consists of 31 books used to conduct cathedral services, 24 other ecclesiastical works, and 11 works that were secular.