“The new ordinariate will allow priests and their existing congregations to switch en masse, establishing new parishes with an Anglican flavor.”

“If a priest is single when he enters the ordinariate, he may not marry, nor may a married priest, in the event of his wife's death, remarry.”

“What magnificent men these priests of St. Stephen's and the ordinariate!”

“The family in question is really quite ordinary, nothing special, but it's exactly that ordinariness that makes the film warm and comforting.”

“The ordinariness of a professional writer is rendered extraordinary by the strict discipline of a word culture that engulfs her or him, without and within.”

“Yet it is that ordinariness, oddly enough, that makes the stories resonate.”

“Having read the blazon carefully, we know which ordinaries, subordinaries or charges we have to put in our shield.”

“Responding to long-reiterated complaints, the Council of Trent had insisted that ordinaries reside in their sees.”

“Albert E. Pope, a Boston industrialist, liked what he saw and began to import British ordinaries.”