| I have yet to meet a Canadian presbyter or bishop who will even broker the point, let alone agree to one atom of it. |
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| The elder presbyter was foremost responsible for these unofficial youth gatherings. |
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| He was presbyter of the church of Antioch, where he wrote a confession of faith in opposition to the Sabellians. |
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| Here is how the Roman presbyter Hippolytus describes the questions they were asked. |
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| The care of souls instead was the task of the presbyter who was also responsible for the day-to-day administration of the sacraments. |
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| Zerr preferred Nkongoa, since this parish was the right size for him and they already had a presbyter that had been built by a German Father. |
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| Here is the most senior presbyter in the whole Anglican church, and he will be busy raising uncomfortable questions about the teaching of the Word of God. |
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| A number of these revisions allow a presbyter to administer some rites of renewal, particularly the renewal of baptismal vows at the Easter Vigil. |
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| The teams of catechists are composed of some lay faithful, elected in conformity with art. 17 ยง3, and a presbyter. |
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| According to Calvin, the Primitive Church had four different offices: pastor, doctor or teacher, deacon, and presbyter or elder. |
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| The bishop in a large city would appoint a presbyter to pastor the flock in each congregation, acting as his delegate. |
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| The sacramental form is in ecclesiastical Latin, where the term presbyter refers exclusively to one who possesses the sacerdotal order below that of a bishop. |
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| On August 20, 1988 he was ordained as a presbyter in Mexico City. |
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| This applied equally to the palace presbyter for shamanic rites when performing sacrifice. |
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| In case of death or resignation of the presbyter, the initiators will choose another presbyter and present him to the Pontifical Council for the Laity for confirmation. |
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| Shortly after the New Testament period, with the death of the Apostles, there was a differentiation in the usage of the synonymous terms, giving rise to the appearance of two distinct offices, bishop and presbyter. |
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| Since in the primitive church the offices of presbyter and episkopos were identical, many Puritans held that this was the only form of government the church should have. |
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| Most are organized in descending order, that is, from presbyter to deacon and deaconess, then to the lower orders of subdeacon, chanter, and reader. |
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| The options for this John are John the son of Zebedee traditionally viewed as the author of the fourth Gospel, or John the Presbyter. |
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