Sentence examples for lay council from inspiring English sources

Father Cuenin also wrote about a recent letter from the vicar general of the archdiocese, Bishop Walter J. Edyvean, which instructed priests not to support efforts by church parish councils to form a larger, archdiocesanwide lay council.

After two rounds of voting by the Supreme Council of Bishops, the names of three candidates, written on paper, will be placed in a jar, and a boy will be chosen to select one of the names, said Youssef Sidhom, who sits on the church lay council and is the editor in chief of Watani, a newspaper that deals with Coptic concerns.

The council also recommended the creation of lay councils in each diocese and parish, which were gradually established in the following generation.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr show, Walker said the problem lay with councils buying food from the poorly supplied catering industry.

EM Dixon Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham Peter Bazalgette is right to point out the devastating effect that local government cuts have had on regional arts organisations ("Arts in crisis – 'blame lies with council cuts'", News).

Therein lies the council's approach to the cloning issue.

The regulator's regional director Sean Harford said responsibility for many of the problems lay with the council.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Malcolm Walker said the "problem really lies" with councils buying food from the poorly supplied catering industry.

In the last part of their three-step programme the councils lay out a need for a new breed of public sector worker.

More recently the Vatican has picked up the cudgel against parish pastoral councils, lay advisory groups created by the Second Vatican Council in the mid-1960s.

The quarrel between Henry and Gregory intensified after the pope formally prohibited lay investiture at the council of November 1078.