Sentence examples for permitted to preach from inspiring English sources

They are permitted to preach at Mass, perform baptisms, witness marriages and conduct funeral services.

Favourably received on his return by the newly crowned Persian king, Shāpūr I, he was permitted to preach his religion in the Persian empire during that long reign.

Another, closely related, problem is that in some Quaker texts natural women themselves are not permitted to preach the word of the Lord.

I found many who had been acquainted with my parents in the days of their youth, and who were exceedingly happy to form an acquaintance with me, and to them I was permitted to preach the fullness of the everlasting Gospel and also to a step-grandmother, and one uncle and aunt, all of whom I had never before seen.

Instead, she was permitted to preach, conduct worship and perform other duties of a pastor at those specific congregations.

He agreed to allow the mission to settle in Canterbury and permitted them to preach.

Bishop Rønnow rescinded his condemnation, permitting Tausen to preach in the diocese on condition that he moderate his tone.

By most accounts, it is not difficult for clergy members to avoid violating the I.R.S. rules, which permit them to preach about issues that play heavily in political campaigns, like abortion or marriage or the evils of war.

Gia Long permitted French missionaries to preach Christianity in Vietnam, though he himself refused to be converted and disliked the new religion.

In 597 the forty missionaries arrived in Kent and were permitted by Æthelberht to preach freely in his capital of Canterbury.

Both artist and gallery thought of this as a purely artistic event: the cathedral, however, has embraced the project, and will conduct three church services in the transformed space, with the dean preaching – though he will be permitted to stand.