Phrases with «holy orders»

The phrase "holy orders" refers to a religious ceremony where individuals receive a special position or role in the clergy, such as becoming a priest, deacon, or bishop. It signifies a person's dedication to serving God and the church. Full definition

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Sentences with «holy orders»

Most of the students were in holy orders and theology was regarded as the «queen of the sciences». (religion-online.org)
One can certainly see signs of this springtime of the new evangelization in the renewal of the sacrament of holy orders through the reform of Catholic seminaries, but truly if there is any hope of reclaiming our culture, it will only be by savvy and spirited priests reforming the sacraments. (firstthings.com)
Wesley Walker is a classical educator with Classical Conversations, a seminarian and a postulant for Holy Orders in the Anglican Church in North America. (relevantmagazine.com)
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Phrases with «holy orders»

Sentences with «holy orders»

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