Sentence examples for native clergymen from inspiring English sources

However, it would be a few generations from the time of Mieszko's conversion until significant numbers of native clergymen appeared.

The post-revolution period was marked by a drastic increase in enrolment at the nation's seminary; the 100th native Indonesian clergyman was ordained in 1956.

Gaudí received his next commission from a clergyman who had been a boyhood friend in his native Reus.

Junius joined him with a group of native warriors from Sinkan, who had been persuaded to take part by the clergyman in order to further good relations between themselves and the VOC.

R. S. Thomas, a Welsh clergyman and poet whose spare, often bleak verse reflected the rugged people and landscape of his native land, died on Monday at his home in Llanfairynghornwy, Anglesey, Wales.

Timeline 1912 A group of clergymen, teachers and people from the building trade, previously active in other pressure groups, founds the South African Native Congress on 8 January.

Could clergymen face trial?

And there are clergymen.

Clergymen versus floozies and gamblers?

Politicians and clergymen attended the opening.

American clergymen will be his recruiting agents.