benefice sentence examples

• These two parishes have recently become a united benefice.
• In a vacancy in a rectorial benefice the chairman shall be a vicar of that benefice designated by the area dean.
• Patronage the patron of each benefice is listed under the benefice name.
• St mary the virgin exbourne devon exbourne is a village of 400 people in mid-devon and is part of a four parish benefice.
• Benefices in the county.
• Benefice of four parishes in essex, partly farming country, partly commuter belt.
• Beneficed clergymen.
• They were to hold the benefice in common, officiating in alternate months.
• Glebe land is usually regarded as land belonging to either a parish church or an ecclesiastical benefice of some kind.
• Benefice model.
• Beneficed clergy.
• In 1929 wasdale head became a joint benefice together with nether wasdale.
• The ranks of the clergy had been so much depleted that was impossible to find incumbents for the vacant benefices.
• The largest group of acta arose from the practice, widespread by the end of the fourteenth century, of exchanging benefices.
• In 1929 wasdale head became a joint benefice together with nether wasdale.
• Voicing the answers to the questionnaire at the end was invaluable especially as we are a newly formed benefice.
• Between 1291 and 1535 it became a separate benefice.
• We saw earlier that while the parish system worked within small benefices and communities, it was experiencing more problems in welsh speaking areas.

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