ecclesiastical
IPA: ɪkɫiziˈæstɪkʌɫ
adjective
- Of or pertaining to the church.
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Examples of "ecclesiastical" in Sentences
- The ecclesiastical parish is in the diocese of Ely.
- The diocese is in the ecclesiastical province of Dublin.
- The responsibilities of the ecclesiastical parish's vestry.
- The diocese is part of the ecclesiastical province of Mobile.
- Georgia was in the ecclesiastical sphere of the Antioch Church.
- The ecclesiastical parish is part of the diocese of Peterborough.
- Sardica was the civil and ecclesiastical metropolis of the latter.
- The times of fasting are dependent on the ecclesiastical calendar.
- The ecclesiastical and demographic patterns of the sects are complex.
- The very next year the Council formally introduced the evil which they called ecclesiastical reformation.
- Eulogio Gillow was strongly favored in ecclesiastical and political circles, and was a particularly close friend of President Díaz.
- Aside from the fact that its fans can claim honorary doctoral degrees in ecclesiastical history, how else does "The Da Vinci Code" weave its magic spell?
- Brassy is not a polite adjective and in ecclesiastical circles in the twentieth century Brummagem brass came to be seen as the worst expression of commercial bad taste.
- A novel that provides readers with "honorary doctoral degrees in ecclesiastical history," describes Jesus as a sexual hedonist, and claims the Catholic Church is built on lies.
- Noonan is VERY important thinker, and a comment box is no place to air what whole conferences have debated over the years, ie, his ultimate place in ecclesiastical and juridic letters.
- It was exclusively a _commercial_ city, there was nothing ecclesiastical (Babylon _ecclesiastical_, the religious system had been destroyed, when all _religious_ head-ship had been summed up in Apleon).