Sentence examples for home diocese from inspiring English sources

As part of the settlement, the diocese will contact the priest's home diocese in India and express "grave concern regarding the suitability for ministry of Father Jeyapaul".

Because Cardinal Ratzinger's operation is small, the cases are far more likely to be tried in the priest's home diocese than here in Italy.

She was "still a priest in good standing in my home diocese" in the United States where she was ordained, Tutu-van Furth.

Germany's recently suspended "Bishop of Bling" faces the prospect of seeing his lavish multimillion euro residence turned into a refugee centre or a soup kitchen for the homeless, Catholic church officials in his home diocese announced today.

It was the same shuffle-and-coverup method used by Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston, whose resignation has been clamorously urged in his home diocese, and, according to the Los Angeles Times, has been surreptitiously discussed by his brother cardinals.

The guidance, issued by the home diocese of the Archbishop of Canterbury, prompted controversy after an influential blogger who writes under the name Archbishop Cranmer claimed that the church had "abolished the seal of the confessional".

Inside the auditorium, three of the four victims who addressed the bishops -- Mr. Martin, Mr. Bland and Ms. Rohrbacher -- said they had forged cordial relations with officials in their home dioceses.

Additionally, many cardinals have signaled that they are hoping to return to their home dioceses in time for Holy Week, which begins this year on March 24, Palm Sunday, followed by Easter Sunday on March 31.

Many cardinals have been hoping to return to their home dioceses in time for Holy Week, which begins this year on March 24, Palm Sunday, followed by Easter Sunday on March 31.

By the fall of that year, there was a new Synod, its lay members elected in their home dioceses for a five-year term, and the draft revision it produced was in fact a disappointment to the battle-weary church progressives who supported it, faute de mieux.

Ms. Kraft found a home in the Diocese of Newark, where Bishop John P. Croneberger has welcomed her.