Sentence examples for from dioceses from inspiring English sources

A6 A Deficit for the Vatican The Vatican reported its first deficit in nine years, more than $3 million, despite a rise in contributions from dioceses last year.

Among the 18 new cardinals under age 80 — the age group eligible to participate in choosing the next pope — seven are Italians and only two came from dioceses in developing countries: India and Brazil (another came from Hong Kong).

In Armenia, the three of them will join similar delegations from dioceses around the world for a ceremony led by His Holiness Karekin II, the supreme patriarch and catholicos of the Armenian Orthodox Church.

In the beginning, the College of Cardinals comprised bishops from dioceses outside Rome; priests from Rome; and deacons from Rome.

Many of the contributions, derived from dioceses across the country, likely came from parishioners who had no knowledge of what the money would be used for, the HRC noted in a press release.

The impact of the last year and a half of turmoil also varies from diocese to diocese.

Many dioceses have already developed policies for responding to accusations of sexual abuse, but they vary from diocese to diocese and are unevenly enforced.

From diocese to diocese, the same cover-ups and gross errors of judgment repeated themselves regardless of who found themselves in charge.

If anything, money is expected to flow in the opposite direction -- from diocese to Vatican -- to support causes like overseas missions.

"There is not only an enormous variation from diocese to diocese," said Patrick J. Schiltz, the dean of the University of Saint Thomas School of Law in St . Paul "but also among the attorneys representing a given diocese".

Two parishes in the diocese - St Peter and St Paul's Church in Cranfield, near Bedford, and Holy Trinity Church, in New Barnet, north London, have pledged to withhold thousands of pounds from diocese funds in protest.