Sentence examples for lay religious from inspiring English sources
Increased lay participation in the liturgy has led to an extension of lay religious dress in more than one communion.
MARCH 11, 1975: In yesterday's issue, The New York Times did not report on riots in Milan and the subsequent murder of the lay religious reformer Erlembald.
Yet the feeling persists that the Catholic church in Scotland is being directed by a hard-line group of lay religious ultras who have exploited a leadership vacuum in the church following the Cardinal O'Brien scandal.
The group's founder, Tsunesaburo Makiguchi, died in prison during the second world war after being persecuted for his opposition to state shintoism.After the war, the group transformed itself into a lay religious organisation, adopting the name Soka Gakkai Value-Creation Societyy), and embracing the faith of the 700-year-old Nichiren Shoshu sect.
His father was the chairman of the Griswold Company, a stock brokerage firm in New York, and the chancellor from 2001 to 2005 of the American Association of the Order of Malta, a Roman Catholic lay religious order and charitable organization.
As night falls, I wander the beguiling Begijnhof, a cobblestoned 750-year-old enclave of upright houses that harbored the Beguines, a lay religious order of women who banded together in the upheavals following the Crusades.
From the result it is evident that religious affiliation affects the study characteristics in certain manner which may be ascribed to some under lying religious believe and practices.
The individual's worship may centre in public events and ceremonies, but there is ample place in most religious communities for the devotions, prayers, and religious exercises of the individual, either lay or religious.
As a Catholic woman, I call on the Catholic sisterhood, lay and religious, to stay, speak and reclaim Catholicism.
They were killed at a time when Roman Catholic lay and religious workers were speaking out against the government.
In all its forms Tibetan art has remained subservient to special lay or religious intentions and has never become an art pursued for aesthetic ends alone.
