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  • Many schools employ a chaplain, usually a priest, who also teaches part-time.
  • In the early 15th century the chapel was served by a chaplain from bampton once a week.
  • The same statutes will also serve as rules for the rights of passage of deacons or conventual chaplain, whatever their age on reception.
  • The presbytery notes the receipt of annual reports from its prison chaplains.
  • The nature of them must he communicated to the warden through somebody, and through whom so naturally as the bishop's chaplain?
  • There are also chaplains of other faiths in the community who can help if needed, visit the chaplains of other faiths in the community who can help if needed, visit the chaplaincy website for more information.
  • In 1847 he became chaplain in ordinary to queen victoria.
  • The rev janet foggie has been appointed as the first whole-time mental health care chaplain in tayside.
  • He shares his insights, as a hospice chaplain into the fundamental needs of human connection and how he connects with dying people.
  • The doctor was sworn one of the king's chaplains by the earl of manchester, lord chamberlain, who truly honored him.
  • Mission to seafarers - one year program assisting chaplains.
  • Janet has been working as a part-time chaplain in the royal victoria hospital, dundee.
  • The chapel also had a small display to army chaplains.
  • Rev dr. nicholas heap, catholic chaplain to the college, accompanied the pupils to the ceremony.
  • You should contact the hospital chaplain at frimley park hospital.
  • We have just appointed a full-time ecumenical chaplain to oversee the work - on all five sites!
  • Three specialist routes - military, schools and healthcare chaplains, each route specifically tailored to the needs of each chaplaincy discipline.
  • He is joining up as a naval chaplain, and has no-one to take care of her.

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