Sentences with phrase «ordained deacon»

One of Pius VII's wisest decisions was to name Ercole Consalvi his secretary of state, creating this layman a cardinal — Consalvi was ordained a deacon at the time — and putting him in charge of virtually the entire apparatus of papal governance.

Are ordained deacons in United Methodist churches or ordained elders in Presbyterian churches considered clergy?

He was ordained a deacon of the Chaldean Syrian Church in 1958 and in 1965 a priest in the Church.

On Sunday 3 May, Jamie McMorrin was ordained a deacon at the Scots College in Rome.

Father Paul Anel: Based in Brooklyn, Father Paul leads an extensive outreach program to the artist community, organizing studio and gallery visits, art discussions, and film screenings He was ordained a deacon in Brooklyn in 2009, and a priest in Toulon, France, in June 2010.

Bishop Libby was ordained deacon in 1993 and as a priest in 1994.

Rose was ordained deacon in 1991 but, because of the restriction placed on women's ordination, didn't have the option to be priested.

As a conservative Catholic, ordained Deacon, and virulent pro-lifer, I can absolutely support ANY reformed sinner.

The nine men - eight will be ordained deacon, and one as priest - all had theological training and went through a process of discernment before being selected.

Clegg pointed to his training as an ordained deacon and a focus on inter-faith communication as evidence of how he could help cut through the acrimony.

Clegg is a graduate of Yale Divinity School and an ordained deacon at Kingston's St. James United Methodist Church.

Outside the classroom, Ashby serves on the board of education of the Newport News (Virginia) Public Schools and as an ordained deacon at the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Temple in Hampton, Virgina.

BPL: I'm a born - again Christian, and an ordained Deacon and Elder in the Presbyterian Church USA.