There are ravishing examples of ecclesiastical pieces and vestments embroidered in gold and silver.
the street stand jars or other vessels containing water for the thirsty travelleraeach under a canopy or more or less ornamental example of Burmese ecclesiastical architecture.
The province contains numerous examples of medieval ecclesiastical architecture, most notably the cathedral in Kamień Pomorski, a brick 12th-century Gothic edifice featuring mid-13th-century murals.
Colmar, an unremarkable town of old half-timbered houses, across the Rhine from Germany in eastern France, about 45 minutes from Strasbourg, has a three-star restaurant that entices some visitors, a church that I gather is the second-best example of Alsatian medieval ecclesiastical architecture and a good regional museum.
The architectural style of Stanford Memorial Church has been referred to as "a stunning example of late Victorian ecclesiastical art and architecture with echoes of Pre-Raphaelitism".
Are there not already examples in the U. S. of ecclesiastical wealth equally beyond its object and the foresight of those who laid the foundation of it?
A staunchly conservative Roman Catholic, Mr. Sheehan gave free rein to his moral musings in his novels, notably "Innocent Darkness" (1993), about an art professor's spiritual crisis, and "Cardinal Galsworthy" (1997), which the Catholic scholar Eugene Kennedy identified as the first example of a new genre: "the ecclesiastical swashbuckler".
In the absence of political self-expression, Scotland invested its sense of nationhood in its religion, for example resisting ecclesiastical patronage with passion worthy of a higher cause.
But he has many other examples of dishonesty: tortured interpretations of Scripture, blatant distortions of ecclesiastical history, endless hypocritical whining and just plain lies.
Across the island on its opposite tip, the city of Erice is 2,450 feet above sea level and an example of the Norman's military rather than ecclesiastical influence.
