Sentences with phrase «at the ordination of»

(John Paul II, My Friends, Rome 1993) Jan Tyranowski was not to be present at the ordination of his friend in November 1946.

I had the privilege of preaching at the ordination of a friend to the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, the small Protestant denomination to which I belong.

Rufus Anderson, The Theory of Missions to the Heathen, A Sermon at the Ordination of Mr. Edward Webb, as a Missionary to the Heathen.

Not exact matches

The question of women's ordination is regarded as church - dividing, at least from the Orthodox angle... Consequently I think we on the Lutheran side have to think about whether progress in dialogue is to be expected at all.»

Tim joined a wave of evangelicals commencing training for ordination in the Church of England and was ordained at St Paul's Cathedral in 2013.

Just so, the priest is «alone» but not lonely because through the character of soul he receives at ordination, Christ is always with him.

Sixteen years ago at diaconate ordination, a youngish seminarian made his promise of celibacy.

Then, in a detailed analysis of a paragraph at the end of the letter to the Romans, he demolishes any hope given to the cause of women's ordination by the brief reference to Junias (or Junia), clearly showing we can not know with any certainty the sex of this member of the early church, nor his or her place in relation to the apostles.

Where else do we get the opportunity to be fed with the Word of God, explained to us by some one filled with the Holy Spirit at his ordination?

At the very end of the ordination service, of all songs, we sang: «I will go Lord, if You lead me.»

At the time of my ordination discussions to unite the Church of England and the Methodist Church were well advanced — even so, as I was marrying a Methodist, the diocesan bishop refused permission for us to have Communion at our wedding servicAt the time of my ordination discussions to unite the Church of England and the Methodist Church were well advanced — even so, as I was marrying a Methodist, the diocesan bishop refused permission for us to have Communion at our wedding servicat our wedding service.

(For more information: A History of Women's Ordination at the Jewish Virtual Library is decent, though a bit dated; it doesn't speak, for example, of happenings in the contemporary Orthodox world such as the ordination of women under the new titlOrdination at the Jewish Virtual Library is decent, though a bit dated; it doesn't speak, for example, of happenings in the contemporary Orthodox world such as the ordination of women under the new titlordination of women under the new title Maharat.

Soon after his ordination as a Catholic priest, Joseph R. Windle, then the Catholic bishop of Pembroke, Ontario, took advantage of Richard's annual return to Canada, the land of his birth, to invite him to dine at the cathedral....

In order to address these questions I advocated the theological notion of «partial identification» and «spiritual resistance» at the Second Roman Catholic Women's Ordination Conference in 1978.

At issue were the familiar questions: ordination of women and the Book of Common Prayer.

Only later did I become involved with Roman Catholic groups such as the Women's Ordination Conference or the National Assembly of Religious Women, which contacted me because of my position at Notre Dame.

They have been at a church for a very long time, they have served, and yet not once has their priest tapped on the shoulder to say, «Have you thought of ordination?»

Geoffrey Wainwright allows for alternatives, but insists that churches use «Father, Son, and Holy Spirit» at key points of Christian worship such as baptisms, eucharistic prayers, creeds and ordinations.

Regarding the issue of ordination raised by James Nuzzo, at stake is the question of how all believers share eucharistically in Christ, definitely not brickbats or sibling rivalries.

David Hubbard, for example, in his taped remarks on the future of evangelicalism to a colloquium at Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary in Denver in 1977 noted the following areas of tension among evangelicals: women's ordination, the charismatic movement, ecumenical relations, social ethics, strategies of evangelism, Biblical criticism, Biblical infallibility, contextual theology in non-Western cultures, and the churchly applications of the behavioral sciences.2 If such a list is more exhaustive than those topics which this book has pursued, it nevertheless makes it clear that the foci of the preceding chapters have at least been representative.

Questions have been asked about the consistency of The Rev. Vosper in regard to her public statements as opposed to her public professions of faith and belief at the time of her ordination and every single time she was covenanted into a new pastoral relationship, including in 1997 with her current congregation.

Well, the C of E has done what everyone knew it would do sooner or later; it has decided to proceed at some point to the ordination of women - bishops).

Bishop Hall told William Temple, the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time: «I'm not an advocate for the ordination of women.

While everyone is eagerly awaiting the Mansfield ball, Edmund has his mind on other things, being «deeply occupied in the consideration of the two important events now at hand, which were to fix his fate in life — ordination and matrimony.»

At the very least, recovering the tradition Puts Students in touch with the assumptions that function in the hymnbooks and prayerbooks of their prospective parishioners, the lections from which they will preach and the ordination papers they must write.

As long as pension and job security benefits are more obviously at stake in ordination than vocation, a certain hesitancy of purpose will be felt.

To make the point more strongly, I know of at least four priests who have come from families who were not practising when they were brought for baptism as infants, but who through the influence of a school, or priests, teachers or grandparents were led to strong and deep faith and then to ordination.

One of the most sublime of Bach's works, played at my ordination and my wedding, and so here, too.»

It was an Anglican clergyman, the professor of botany at Cambridge, who encouraged him to move away from studies for ordination in the Church of England, and to take up botany, and indeed to take up the post of an unpaid naturalist on the HMS Beagle — the research from which ultimately led him to the ideas he formulatedon evolution.

At the time of ordination the church publicly and thankfully acknowledged a gift, a discipline, and a man's intention to assume a task.

The controversies in the church are about its institutional structure, papacy, ordination of women, lay presidency at the Eucharist and so on.

See for instance Raimon Panikkar, La plenitud del hombre (Madrid 1999), p. 26: «The existential situation at the end of this century is so serious that we must not let ourselves be consumed by internal political fights and rather private problems (the ordination of women, protestant sacraments, ecumenism, sexual morals, modern rites and the like)».

Catholic priests take the title «Father» because they put on the person and character of Christ at their ordination.

When Father Roger Nesbitt celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination in 2007, he was presented with a scroll signed by almost forty priests, each of whom owed his vocation, at least in part, to Fr Nesbitt's example.

In the Church of England at the Reformation, the priest at his ordination was given a Bible instead of a paten and chalice.

Gavin: At the start of writing this book, we'd lived in the Midlands for 14 years, I'd been at Youth for Christ for 14 years, Anne was doing her early stages of training for ordinatioAt the start of writing this book, we'd lived in the Midlands for 14 years, I'd been at Youth for Christ for 14 years, Anne was doing her early stages of training for ordinatioat Youth for Christ for 14 years, Anne was doing her early stages of training for ordination.

He went to Australia at the age of twenty - six only a year after his ordination.

Thus the preacher need have no hesitation in doing what he or she was exhorted to do at ordination: apply himself or herself to the study of Scripture, so that the deepest reality of the abiding gospel may be grasped and conveyed through proclamation to the men and women to whom that proclamation is addressed.

At ordination, he calls every priest to a special relationship of friendship with himself and service to his people.

One well - meaning moderator changed all of the «brother in Christ» language at an ordination service to «daughter in Christ.»

Soon after his ordination as a Catholic priest, Joseph R. Windle, then the Catholic bishop of Pembroke, Ontario, took advantage of Richard's annual return to Canada, the land of his birth, to invite him to dine at the cathedral rectory.

From Adam: Scot, you and a bunch of others I am aware of are moving toward Anglican ordination or at least membership.

There was no unanimity at the conference with regard to the ordination of women and the pyramidal pattern of the structure of some churches.

We are all called to give generously: parents, in the efforts they put in for their children; young adults, in recognising that their bodies are «for the Lord» and should be considered as something holy; consecrated religious, in giving themselves in prayer out of a perfect love for God; and especially priests, who are told at their ordination that they must imitate what they celebrate at the altar.

He doesn't need to wash his hands, because Jesus has already set him apart by the laying on of hands; he was vested at ordination.

I suppose that is why the ordination of women is finally, for me, an, inadequate expression of the essence of feminine theology, just as obtaining the vote in patriarchal societies proved illusory in terms of granting women civil liberties at the beginning of the century.

Luther believed that this «ordination» ceremony, which he had gone through with such enormous anxiety at the cathedral in Erfurt, was wrongly understood, like the Mass itself as a kind of reverse image of the pagan priesthoods and pagan sacrifices.

While dissidents within the Church may try to use this year's low numbers in New York to bolster their calls for women's ordination and a removal of the celibacy requirement for priests, the latest data from the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) reveals that ordination rates to the priesthood are at a 20 year high.

Men are conformed to Christ in their very being at ordination so that repentant sinners can hear the words, «I absolve you of your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit», and know their power and effect for real.

We are at the same time sure that the human word is given the status of divine Word in the command (v. 27) of indiscriminate slaughter; and we are sure that Moses never regarded such an act as ordination to priesthood (v. 29)!