Sentences with phrase «chancery offices»

Those who write about a «lavender mafia» that dominates some seminaries, chancery offices, and church bureaucracies may sometimes overstate the matter.

''... The safe way to appoint bishops is to select archbishops from long - serving bishops, and bishops from long - serving auxiliaries, and auxiliaries from long - serving officials in chancery offices.

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Catholics in Charleston, West Virginia, have written to the Pope's ambassador, asking him to probe construction costs, including $ 7.5 million spent on the chancery, the diocese's central offices, according to the Charleston Gazette.

The Office of ART in Embassies, under the U.S. Department of State, curates temporary and permanent exhibitions for the representational spaces of all U.S. chanceries, annexes, consulates, and embassy residences worldwide.

HJR 91 (Constitutional Amendment) Allows legislature to set terms of office for judges of circuit, chancery, and other inferior courts.