It is almost a year since it was announced that the beleaguered vicar would resign as soon as he got a new job. |
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He went to see the vicar at St Michaels, who just listened and smiled as he poured tea, then offered him a part-time job as a verger. |
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Growing up in rural Sussex, our parish vicar was a mad-keen racing fan and a good tipster. |
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Alistair, the 25-year-old comedian of the show, has even received fan-mail from the local vicar, the parish council and the Mayor of Scarborough. |
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A looming financial crisis could leave a parish without a full-time vicar this year. |
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He said that as the parish vicar he would have expected his child to attend All Saints as it is a church school. |
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But the vicar, whose former parishes include Rochdale and Ashton under Lyne, did not let the incident put him off his marathon ride. |
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Boulliau was ordained in 1630, becoming a vicar in a parish including Loudun. |
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In his parish duties as vicar of Helmsley, Mr Wilbourne has become used to the disinfectant foot and vehicle mats as he travels about by bicycle. |
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A retired vicar made his sermon at a time when the abbey is waiting for its newly appointed vicar to be inducted at Easter. |
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At his party conferences, he's appeared sometimes like a kind of holy roller figure, sometimes like a rather earnest vicar. |
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Many tithes had been commuted to cash payments or impropriated by others who then paid the vicar an annual salary. |
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Police are treating an attack on a community church and its vicar as racially-motivated, a spokesman said today. |
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Moved to adoration by scatterbrained, widowed Lavinia Brandon's charm were the vicar, his greensick pupil and his middle-aged churchwarden. |
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A service of thanksgiving for the life of a much-loved vicar took place on Saturday. |
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A young curate has moved to his first parish and is living under the watchful eye of his matriarchal landlady at the instruction of the vicar. |
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The vicar is distraught, but too meek and mild to withstand his determined churchwarden. |
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After training he began as a curate at Chipping Barnet and later became team vicar at Dunstable. |
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We're going to see the vicar this evening to discuss our forthcoming nuptials. |
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It's just a thought, but who's to say what miracles might happen if every lady vicar put a slick of mascara on along with her dog collar? |
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Last night Timothy Lipscomb, vicar of Armley, said it seemed coincidental that the fire had happened so soon after the terror attacks. |
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He was dismissed after the evangelical vicar discovered that he had long been cohabiting with his long-standing partner. |
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The vicar was wearing a leather bomber jacket, which I found slightly incongruous given his profession. |
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Milnrow Parish Church is a millstone around its parishioners necks, says the vicar, the Rev Robin Usher. |
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A Church Commissioner, he was formerly a vicar in Manchester and earlier an assistant chaplain at Eton. |
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A vicar has done a dramatic 11 th hour U-turn over controversial plans to set up a mobile phone mast on top of a church tower. |
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Jenny, the do-gooding vicar, is living on borrowed time in that she knows her church is to be turned into a health club. |
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She later earned a doctorate in psychology from Fordham University, and was the vicar for religious in the Trenton Diocese. |
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The Pope's vicar or deputy for Rome, Cardinal Camillo Luini, also continues in his functions of providing for the pastoral needs of the city. |
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From 1692 to 1695 he was organist at Winchester College, and in 1699 he was made a vicar choral and organist of St Paul's Cathedral. |
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This vicar apostolic would report to the office in Rome called the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. |
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Upon the resignation of Bishop Kinold as vicar apostolic in 1941, Monsignor Toda Tatewaki became administrator apostolic. |
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An apostolic vicariate is led by a vicar apostolic, usually nowadays a titular bishop. |
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A vicar usually continued to have the spiritual care of the parish and to receive the vicarial tithes. |
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In 1757 by the Enclosure Act for Wymeswold the vicar was awarded much more land in lieu of the vicarial tithes which were commuted into land. |
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She did not know whether the baby's father was her vicar husband Ashley or hot-blooded Latin lover Carlos. |
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They have welcomed the family into the church where parishioners and the vicar are keeping a round-the-clock vigil over them. |
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Tonight as I walked home from the station, the local vicar, done up in his dog collar, was putting out the bins. |
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A vicar has been charged with firearm offences after a handgun and bullets were found in his home by police. |
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The plans are being led by the church's vicar, Canon Derek Jackson, a former canon pastor of Bradford Cathedral. |
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The former Manchester vicar and one-time Eton chaplain has consistently declined to comment on the allegations against him. |
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The mourners arrived in their black suits led by the vicar in his white cassock. |
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He urged the vicar to reconsider the plans and take heed of what protesters were saying. |
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In this one, a vicar dies of hemlock poisoning after having a meal at the home of a New Age herbalist in a very rural Lancashire village. |
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From 1988 to 1997 he was vicar of St Mary's, Eastbourne, and rural dean of Eastbourne. |
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The plans are being led by the church's vicar, Canon Derek Jackson, a former dean of Bradford Cathedral. |
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If our members can't get to London we may have a service at Christ Church, as the vicar Simon Stevenette is our branch padre. |
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She was helped through her exams by knowing that her vicar was praying for her to succeed. |
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A former Met police sergeant and the country's longest serving Territorial Army padre has become the new vicar of Amesbury. |
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David pulled a plain envelope from a coat pocket, giving it to the vicar and shaking his hand as the man gave his condolences. |
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A former Southampton vicar has been enthroned as the new Bishop of Bradford. |
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The 34-year-old rugby-playing vicar, who is married with three young children, chides his flock in the latest issue of his parish magazine. |
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The first floor is thought to have housed a communal dormitory, with each vicar allotted a bay. |
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Like the vicar and the Ministry of Defence, she has a prejudiced viewpoint. |
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Seems yon vicar changed the water authority into a distillery overnight, producing the best-ever vintage to flow out of Chateau Accrington. |
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The reverend Nicolas Morgan, vicar of St George's Church in Lower Brailes, paid tribute to the hard work of villagers. |
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The vicar of the parish, Banks, is excessively sentimental about the church and is constantly importuning Stannard with hesitations and objections. |
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The vicar had to ask that we share the hymn books, because as they were not used to such large numbers attending, there were not enough to go round. |
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In our recent report of the 50th anniversary celebrations at St Nicholas Primary School at Old Marston, Oxford, we described the Rev Paul Rimmer as the parish vicar. |
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Rob leads prayers twice a month at Greenfield Baptist and Congregational Church in Urmston, Trafford, because the parish can't afford a vicar of its own. |
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The Carlisle diocese has started its search for a part-time vicar to fill some of the duties of the Reverend Harry Brown at one of two small parishes near Kendal. |
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Marriage may be conducted by a celebrant, a Church priest, or a vicar. |
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Now, I suspect that most of us read this anecdote with a somewhat bemused attitude at the daring of the vicar for having asked something so time-consuming of his bishop. |
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You would expect people they were mailshotting to live locally and be aware of the church so they could easily check if it was a scam by just ringing the vicar. |
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After all of the adventures at Hogwarts, Rowling may be saying, all you want to do is snuggle up with a cup of tea and a vicar. |
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A surprise was sprung on a retiring vicar at a school assembly last week. |
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When a vicar asks a young chap why he does not like where he lives, he replies the people are unfriendly and the town is a dirty and unwelcoming place. |
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I once worked with a young lady who was the daughter of a vicar. |
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He is the vicar of the Prophet both spiritually and temporally. |
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Or is the good vicar over-egging the pudding, to coin a phrase? |
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As it was unconsecrated grounds, a vicar could not perform the ceremony so Mr Showers announced he was inviting a top lung surgeon to perform the ceremony. |
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I enjoy this kind of flip remark, but the chilly response indicated that my new friend didn't, and he summoned over the local vicar, dressed in mufti, to deal with me. |
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The Chelmsford Star Co-operative Society opened a funeral centre and chapel of rest with the symbolic release of a white dove and a blessing from a vicar. |
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The vicar silently sat at the table and the monk dealt him in. |
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A Country Parish examines life in west Wiltshire as it follows vicar Jamie Allen and his family as he moves into the parish of Seend and adjusts to country life. |
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The trip will be led by the Rev Maureen Read, vicar of Christ the King Church in Meltham, and assistant priest, the Rev Dennis Shields. |
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The convinceable young man stands in the same relationship to the vicar as the convinceable reader of the Emile to Rousseau. |
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An archbishop may not only excommunicate and interdict his suffragans, but his vicar general may do the same. |
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Many Tudor towns and villages had a parish school where the local vicar taught boys to read and write. |
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Priests are in charge of the spiritual life of parishes and are usually called the rector or vicar. |
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Originally built as a chapel of ease to Kirkham, it eventually became a parish church with its own vicar. |
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His father, the Reverend Stephen Jenner, was the vicar of Berkeley, so Jenner received a strong basic education. |
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Vicar But I stopped going several years ago when the pulpit was taken over by a softheaded happy-clappy vicar. |
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One Sunday the vicar of Elstow preached a sermon against Sabbath breaking, and Bunyan took this sermon to heart. |
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His maternal grandfather, James Ericke, was the vicar of Thornton, England. |
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Having a costumed superhero abduct the vicar was an utter non sequitur in the novel. |
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Sedgwick was born in Dent, Yorkshire, the third child of an Anglican vicar. |
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A vicar appears in Edward the Blue Engine and other volumes as the owner of Trevor the Traction Engine. |
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The difference is that the other bishops are vicars of Christ for their own local churches, the pope is vicar of Christ for the whole Church. |
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The judicial vicar and the assistant judicial vicars must be priests with doctorates or at least licenses in canon law. |
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The vicar of Ambleside, Henry Adamson Thompson, is depicted on the right hand side of the mural. |
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Ida Whittaker began making chocolates there in 1903, taught by the wife of the vicar of Kildwick. |
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The tunnel at Lazonby was constructed at the request of a local vicar as he did not want the railway to run past the vicarage. |
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In 1436 the vicar, the Rev John Hay, was dragged out of the church and murdered while officiating at divine service. |
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Corrie star Daniel Brocklebank has faced a backlash from the soap's fans and churchgoers over his gay vicar role. |
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John Wylam, vicar at Thockrington Church, close to the Northside Farm site, wrote to the council to object to the anemometers. |
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At the time he had been vicar of Bistre Parish Church in Buckley, near Mold, for 10 years. |
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The 44-year-old vicar has been at Bistre Parish Church, Buckley, North Wales, for 10 years. |
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I went to my first family wedding in five years on Saturday and I'm sure the trendy vicar said something about a sexual union. |
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It is within his discretion to govern monarchically as vicar of Christ, or to proceed collegially as head of the college. |
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Now the vicar son of Wolves star Stan Cullis has waded into the fray, bleating that his father would have given Terry a rollicking. |
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He later became vicar of Enstone with Heythrop and finally of St Mary's at Wheatley, to the east of Oxford. |
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The vicar of Christ Church got in touch with Mission Direct, looking for a project to sponsor, and the charity linked us up. |
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You will be delighted to know that Bright's vicar on earth John Duckers took much of the stick at Moseley rugby club's autumn supper. |
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The only danger is that on Boxing Day, the vicar opens the Poor Box and takes out the contents, hopefully. |
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A NORTH Wales vicar is aiming to save old eleven-plus exam papers to prevent them from being lost forever. |
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Book church, see vicar, arrange reception, hire cars, send out invitations, choose honeymoon and, oh yes, see the solicitor to work out a prenuptual agreement. |
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The actor formerly known as Mr Bean plays Walter Goodfellow, a vicar who dodders around thinking only of the Man Above, oblivious to the fact that his family is imploding. |
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He called our family and friends and our vicar came to bless Charlie.We couldn't begin to plan our farewells to Charlie until after the inquest three weeks later. |
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He was vicar of Bistre in Buckley until his resignation in 1999, when he received a police caution for making indecent images of boys by downloading them off the internet. |
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Also this week, another locum vicar arrives for a month long stint at St Peter's Anglican church and Methodist lay preacher Karen hopes to become a fully ordained minister. |
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Yes, the vicar came home early and we ate artichoke and asparagus and guzzled champagne, but that was just saying Whoopee doo!' and throwing hats in the air. |
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The head of the cross was discovered by soldiers in 1873 and at the request of the vicar of the nearby village of Shaugh Prior they erected it on the spot where it was found. |
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Vincent Beechey, the vicar of Fleetwood, it was to become Rossall School. |
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In 1883 Hardwicke Rawnsley was appointed vicar of Crosthwaite. |
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These regular clergy taught, preached and took confession but were under a bishop's direct authority and not linked to a specific parish or area like a vicar or canon. |
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The bishop sent a delegation led by his vicar general, Johannes Fabri. |
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A notable convert of Barratt was Alexander Boddy, the Anglican vicar of All Saints' in Sunderland, England, who became a founder of British Pentecostalism. |
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Mary's Church in Cardiff, where the vicar at the time was William Erbury. |
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Initially, there was an outcry, led by the Rev Thomas Price against the comments made by the vicar of Aberdare in his submission to the commissioners. |
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Griffiths meanwhile, was made vicar of Merthyr to escape local anger. |
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On 2 February 1553 Cranmer was ordered to appoint Knox as vicar of Allhallows Church in London placing him under the authority of the Bishop of London, Nicholas Ridley. |
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His name appears in the company of the Bishop of Argyll, the vicar of Arran, a Kintyre clerk, his father, and a host of Gaelic notaries from Carrick. |
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These orders are distinct from positions such as rector, vicar or canon. |
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The theatricality of the services appealed to Olivier, and the vicar encouraged the students to develop a taste for secular as well as religious drama. |
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As compensation for territory thus withdrawn, the Danish archbishop of Lund was made legate and perpetual vicar and given the title of primate of Denmark and Sweden. |
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The clergyman John Michell, a vicar of Thornhill, was the first person to calculate a realistic distance of stars, observed in the night sky, from Earth. |
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He was ordained deacon and was made vicar of Upnor Church on the Medway. |
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These later came into the possession of the vicar of nearby St Bartholomew's Church, who reburied them in an unmarked grave in the church graveyard. |
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