| In the first place, a personal prelacy is not necessarily governed by a bishop. |
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| The monumental facade of the prelacy is decorated with sculptural architectonic décor. |
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| The United States eastern prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church is based in New York City, representing about a million followers. |
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| There are many puritans in Lower Potawatomi Valley, who are possibly descendants of those who long ago opposed ceremonial worship and the prelacy of the Church of England. |
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| The four-winged structure on an oblong-shaped floor-plan with corner towers and a moat is divided into two parts, the convent and the prelacy, by an inner transversal wing with the old church, library and tower. |
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| While the northern part of the monastery still displays certain affinities with the aesthetics of Italian Mannerism, the building of the prelacy reflects an orientation on high Baroque architecture. |
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| In January 1644 some 20,000 Scots crossed the border to lend their support to the defence of the Protestant faith and overthrow of a king whose deeds smacked increasingly of prelacy and popery. |
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| The Opus Dei, which is the personal prelacy that exists today, is not subject to the local bishop in all that concerns its members, but it could not consider any external action without the consent of the bishop. |
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| We still have a huge instinctive fear of prelacy and prelatism. |
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| On Saturday, Aram I will bless and consecrate a cross that will be hoisted to the top of a prayer room at the future prelacy headquarters, 6252 Honolulu Ave. |
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