Examples of using Ecclesiastic in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Moscow Ecclesiastic Academy.
Christians have established good relations with the royal family and the various Jordanian government officials andthey have their own ecclesiastic courts for matters of personal status.
In the Church and the Ecclesiastic Juridical Tradition in Choosing.
Ecclesiastical jurisdiction in its primarysense does not signify jurisdiction over ecclesiastics("church leadership"), but jurisdiction exercised by church leaders over other leaders and over the laity.
Their aim is to control the cleanness of the parish church and the ecclesiastic services and objects, also to organize social meetings and enterprises.
In the ecclesiastic sphere, there is, for example, Pax Christi, an international Catholic peace movement, which was established originally to work towards reconciliation between the French and the Germans after the Second World War.
There were reports of destruction, damage, desecration and theft concerning numerous Serbianchurches, monasteries, graveyards, icons and other ecclesiastic and liturgical items, while the Serbian cultural identity was being systematically denied and replaced.
Professor of Ecclesiastic Law, University of Siena, Faculty of Law.
On the basis of this project, the Dutch humanist(whose correspondence contacts ranged from Colet to Thomas More, from Manuzio to the Swiss publisher Froben,from eminent ecclesiastics to princes) proposed his“ethical reform” of Catholicism through a philological re-examination of the New Testament;
At the court of the Emperor Lebna Dengel,'Ěnbāqom become the friend of the Abuna Marqos,the chief ecclesiastic in Ethiopia.[13] During this Emperor's reign'Ěnbāqom became the Echage, i.e., the Abbot at the Debre Libanos monastery.[14] While at court'Ěnbāqom also met the Portuguese priest Francisco Álvares.[15] Later this priest visited'Ěnbāqom at the monastery, teaching him Portuguese and Latin.[16] Álvares reports that in 1520 he was at Dabra Libanos when the Emperor Libna Dengel installed a new Echage.
Notable members of the society when it was formed in 1864 included Furnivall himself, Alfred Tennyson(poet laureate), Warren de la Rue(inventor of the lightbulb),Richard Chenevix Trench(Irish ecclesiastic), the Rev. Richard Morris(the editor of 12 volumes between 1862 and 1880), and others. Anne Hudson was the director from 2006 to 2013. The current director is Vincent Gillespie.