Sentence examples for the lay group from inspiring English sources
verb
To place down in a position of rest, or in a horizontal position.
- To lay a book on the table
The group made the unusual request for a mediator in letters to Bishop Murphy and the lay group dated Feb. 28.
Thomas V. Daily, the Roman Catholic bishop of Brooklyn, says the lay group Voice of the Faithful, which he banned, wants to "change the structure of the church".
When lay people began to organize, he threatened parishes and pastors that hosted meetings of the lay group, Voice of the Faithful.
Talks that Bishop Murphy agreed to in 2004 over the meeting ban and other concerns of the lay group collapsed after his representatives made rescinding the demand for his resignation a condition for further discussions.
James E. Muller, the founding president of Voice of the Faithful, the lay group that has grown to 25,000 members nationally, said the "sense of outrage will diminish" among some parishioners and "sustaining the power of the laity is going to require more of an organized effort".
If anything, the division between Bishop Murphy and the lay group seemed to widen last Monday, when Long Island Voice of the Faithful, which claims 2,500 members, began a petition drive to compel Bishop Murphy to create a financial council that would give laity a greater say in how the diocese spends its money.
The Miscarriage Association has agreed to disseminate and publish study findings to the public and lay groups through their website.
All published studies of this type have reported real and demonstrable skill differences between the specialist and lay groups.
The Lie group in question is the group of symmetries of the sphere.And so on.
At this time, the Lie group G is also called a Lie group of polynomial growth.
The main tool employed is Fourier analysis on the Lie group of all Möbius transformations.
