Sentence examples for his deacon from inspiring English sources

His body was found seven days later by Abbot Vaso and his deacon, Isaija.

The mob had been sent by Mensurius, the bishop of the city, and Caecilian, his deacon, for reasons that remain obscure.

Cuthbert sent his deacon Cynebert to Pope Gregory III after the council with a report on the council and its resolutions.

There was the preacher and his deacon board that were brought up on charges for embezzling money to fund the first lady's singing career.

In Pastor Sidney's church, the Igreja Assembléia de Deus Ministério Monte Sinai, he and his deacons, who include several former gangsters, sing and play instruments, creating a wall of sound that blends ska and hip-hop and Brazilian gospel rock.

My great-grandfather, Samuel Sewall Greele of Chicago, mentions in his memoir that his father, Deacon Samuel Greele of the Federal Street Church in Boston, pulled him out of Bronson's primary school in some disgust, and my side of the family never had much to do with the Alcotts after that.

I would have liked to have heard about the way he became such an aggressive golfer — we know from "Arnie" that he listened to what his father, Deacon, told him, and there is a clip of the elder Palmer instructing his son about his grip — as well as more insight into what how it felt to upend the golf world, and if he struggled emotionally when Nicklaus usurped his position.

Of humble birth, he succeeded Pope St. Victor I and is believed to have appointed his own successor St. Calixtus I (Callistus) as his chief deacon.

"They were singing about the same stuff, from the perspective of a working class guy who's reserving his right to fight the man and raise some hell!" A few years later, he hooked up with the Renos - "Rev" Don Wayne and his brother Deacon Dale, the sons of famous Duelling Banjos picker Don Reno - when they recorded at his studio and they bonded picking tracks by AC/DC.

Beginning with his nickname, "Deacon," Jones, who died Monday at age 74, touched many lives inside and outside of football.

In the afternoon, the Rev. Thomas E. Gilmore of the First Baptist Church of Ensley stopped by with his senior deacon.