Defeated in the convocation, the reformers came to rely more on Parliament, where they could always depend on strong support.
The president's message was thus not just to the 1,300 activists and young people in the Convocation Hall.
Canon law defines an ecumenical council and its procedure; actually, the law represents the procedure followed in the convocation of Vatican I.
The President should reach out to Arab and Muslim Religious leaders around the world and enlist their participation in the convocation of an International Religious Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
But I hope you realize that your audience in that convocation applauded, not your intent as later explained, but your actual unqualified words.
In the Convocation of 1563 the Forty-Two Articles which were never adopted by the Church were altered in the area of eucharistic doctrine to form the Thirty-Nine Articles.
An estimated 1,200 students attended the teach-in, march and convocation Monday, the Times reported.
Frustrated by the theological stalemate in the discussions with the Greeks and by their repudiation of his inflexible demands for submission to the Latin Church, Humbert, in a formal convocation in the cathedral of Hagia Sophia on July 16 , 1054 excommunicated Patriarch Michael as a heretic; a general condemnation of the entire Greek Orthodox Church followed.
Humans have long known that important lessons are best taught through narratives, to people huddled in small groups around a sputtering flame, gathered boisterously in a royal hall at banquet time, assembled solemnly in a religious convocation, or simply in pairs of parents and children.
In 2007 the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA) was instituted as "an Anglican missionary effort in the U.S". under Peter J. Akinola, archbishop of the Church of Nigeria and a harsh vocal critic of Robinson's election as bishop.
