Sentence examples for vernacular service from inspiring English sources

However, he succeeded in publishing the first officially authorised vernacular service, the Exhortation and Litany.

Cranmer established the liturgical structures for the Church of England after the Reformation and prepared the church's first official authorised vernacular service.

On 27 May 1544 the first officially authorised vernacular service was published, the processional service of intercession known as the Exhortation and Litany.

Heavy-handed efforts in vernacular services also risk crowding out promising locals, by pinching good journalists.

There seems also to have been an inclination on the part of some authorities to permit even the recitation of the Shema complex in the vernacular during the worship service.

Ali blazed the path for hip-hop artists, placing vernacular speech in the service of truth, though such speech is always at first seen as a mockery of taste and pedigree.

Because the majority of Gaelic speakers are Protestants who are accustomed to reading the Bible and using the vernacular in their religious services, literacy in Gaelic has been widespread.

Public discussions on foreign trade sometimes convey the impression that China and the rest of the world make everything, as the United States sits idly by, importing their stuff and going to hell in a handbasket, to use the vernacular... Goods and services produced here still represent the great bulk of gross domestic product in the United States.

In the ever-changing industry vernacular, however, that type of service is now referred to as "customization," whereas the techniques known as "personalization" are based on information companies have more discreetly gathered about consumers, like their purchase history or the Web pages they have viewed.

Some of the principles proposed include justification by faith, the acceptance of baptism and the Lord's Supper as the only valid sacraments, the offering of the cup to the laity, the holding of worship services in the vernacular, and the authorisation of priests to marry.

Although the religion came from Constantinople, the service was in the vernacular, as the Bible had been translated into Old Church Slavonic by the missionaries Saints Cyril and Methodius in the 9th century.