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  • Congregations of the saints, women should remain silent in the churches.
  • With the help of saint louise de marillac he founded also founded the congregation of the sisters of charity.
  • Congregations for the conferment of higher and honorary degrees and postgraduate diplomas will take place in december, 2006.
  • William biggar, min. of the presbyterian congregation at limerick, where he was imprisoned in 1698, merely for performing his ministerial duty.
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  • I instructed the congregation to pray for the health and welfare of reverend oshimolowo, and for you as well, my dear lady.
  • Congregation for the doctrine of the faith?
  • The humanist movement itself has its roots in the ethical societies of the 19th century which grew out of unitarian congregations.
  • Dr. jonathan sacks is chief rabbi of the united hebrew congregations of the commonwealth.
  • Running from may-august 2004 as a three-months experiment, it gathered an online congregation from around the world.
  • As the baptist congregation is relatively small, john enlisted the help of other parishes and groups in the area.
  • These tensions are often reflected in local church congregations where increasing numbers of churches are adopting a niche approach to " doing church " .
  • In 1994 a resolution of the general assembly urged every congregation to discuss the material and implement the good practice suggested.
  • The church of god, kilsyth became scotland's first pentecostal congregation.
  • Pastoral care the cathedral congregation is far flung, many members traveling considerable distances to attend.
  • Both forms of baptism shall be made available in the life of every worshipping congregation.
  • Originally a member of a moravian congregation, she attached herself to the methodists after her husband's death.
  • The invited congregation simply adored mr blair, whooping, cheering and laughing heartily at his jokes.
  • Since 1657 it has been served by monks of the english benedictine congregation.

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