ordinand

It is the photograph of the ordinand of the Seinai Theological Seminary Juozapas Sadauskas; he studied there between 1883 and 188813.

Dr Lewis, cartoonist Dave Walker and Anglican ordinand Liz Clutterbuck will be spending a week living alongside one of the poorest communities in the world, in Ogongora.

For example, in the East the male ordinand touches the altar with his forehead; the woman stands upright; the man receives the Rhipidion--a sacred fan--as symbol of his office, but the woman does not.

The whole effort of the Church, the whole "politics" in the Church (democratization, sensus fidelium, changes of ordinand's services, freedom of speech, etc.,) is living space, which is based on the equality of believers and focused on fulfilment in freedom.

This volume collects 26 unpublished and published papers of the late US economist Paul Heyne (1931-2000), many of which are concerned with the question posed by the title (also the title of the first essay) and the relationship between economics and theology (a lifelong concern of Heyne, who was a Lutheran ordinand in the 1950s).

Selwyn had been a squatter on the Namoi before offering himself as an ordinand to Bishop Tyrrell at the age of twenty-eight.

of the Sacred Orders of the Diaconate, the Priesthood, and the Episcopacy is the imposition of hands; and that the form, and the only form, is the words which determine the application of this matter." (4) The gender of the ordinand is not part of the determination of matter or form.

He chronicles at considerable length these years of formation through the various stages of the making of a Jesuit: novice, philosopher, scholastic, theologian, regent, ordinand, tertian.

It was Talleyrand's uncle, the archbishop of Rheims, who got him into the priesthood, even though by then the ordinand was most probably atheist.

He was among the first Americans to write verse in the neoclassical mode; and his published sermon, written for the occasion of his ministerial ordination, is the only one extant from its era to have been delivered by the ordinand himself.

The temptation can be to demand that all the teaching which an ordinand (say) receives be useful, that it serve certain clearly specified goals, that it fit clearly within a clear practical strategy and equip the student for pursuing that strategy.

Another example is that of the ordinand who is employed within a congregation or project, and studies part time.