ruling bishop造句

• The ruling bishop's mitre features in the next panel.
• Came into conflict with the ruling bishop of Palladius ( Dobronravov ).
• As a result of this, Archbishop John resigned his position as ruling bishop in 1946.
• In April 1986 he was appointed Ruling Bishop of the St . Alexander Nevsky Church in Copenhagen.
• On 21 June 1917, the Diocesan Congress of clergy and laity elected Tikhon the ruling bishop of Moscow.
• He was appointed ruling bishop of Montreal and Canada, Bishop Vitaly founded a skete in Mansonville, Quebec.
• The ruling bishop from November 11, 1990 is Eulogius ( Smirnov ), Metropolitan of Vladimir and Suzdal.
• "We are ready to listen to the ruling bishop and fulfill our duty, " he said.
• In the Napoleonic wars, the ruling Bishop was forced to resign in 1802, and the town government was secularized.
• Most Orthodox Churches allow themselves the capacity to appoint auxiliary bishops to assist ruling bishops within their own dioceses or archdioceses.
• The Eastern Eparchy currently does not have a ruling bishop, but is administered by Bishop Andriy ( Peshko ) of Krateia.
• When Davao was later elevated into a Diocese, Bishop Thibault was canonically instituted as its ruling Bishop on July 11, 1966.
• In the Slavonic tradition, a ruling bishop is usually liturgically vested by others while he stands in the centre of his church.
• The Hillsborough County Medical Examiner's Office ruled Bishop's death a suicide based on the information it received from law enforcement.
• Seraphim ( Storheim ) was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Edmonton in 1987, and became ruling bishop of the archdiocese of Canada in 1990.
• Forced laicization or removal from sacred orders is a form of ecclesiastical punishment, imposed by the ruling bishop of this cleric for certain transgressions.
• He served as administrator of the Diocese of New England and was elected ruling bishop during the fall session of the Holy Synod in October 2005.
• The ruling bishop, with the assistance of the meeting ( of an equal number of clergy and laity ) directs the church life in the diocese.
• To this day, Muslims in fezes precede the ruling bishops through the church, clearing the path by clanging metal-tipped staves on the stone floor.
• Such awards are bestowed either by the ruling bishop under whose jurisdiction the recipient resides, or in the case of higher awards by a synod of bishops.