Examples of using Prelates in English and their translations into Russian
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Who agreed?""Prelates, provosts, deacons.
Side-altars in honor of apostles and prelates.
The Prelates then appoint a new Chancellor.
We meet princes and potentates and prelates. But very few of the common people.
Two Prelates must approve his membership.
Supernumerary Protonotaries Apostolic dress the same as Honorary Prelates.
Other English prelates followed his example.
They raised their own armies andnamed the bulk of prelates of their archdiocese.
After the prayer the prelates returned to the Kremlin and brought the holy icon of Theotokos back.
Established by Pope Paul IV in 1555,the position was initially unpopular among the prelates.
Most Hungarian lords and the prelates opposed the restoration of paganism.
On the ships that saved themselves andwere able to escape capture were mainly the prelates of the Spain and Arles.
He and his fellow priests and prelates think they can control your majesty's realm!
The truffle continued to be highly valued throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance,especially among nobility and prelates.
Before 1969, the Pope,like all bishops and prelates, wore episcopal sandals during the Mass.
You know the prelates has been a few days in Spain in a meeting that had all the Vicar General.
On February 17, 1502, he was one of six cardinals and six prelates who accompanied the pope on his trip to Piombino.
The responsibilities of the Secretary to Embassies andSecretary of the Wardrobe are commuted to the office of the Prelates of the Antechamber.
They are thus called prelati di mantelletta(prelates of the mantelletta) because of this distinctive item of dress.
In 1969, Paul VI abolished buckles from all ecclesiastical shoes,which had been customarily required at the Papal Court and for prelates.
In the improbable image spiritual and reasonable prelates of church have decided, that Pontius Pilates it is the deputy or prefect of Judea.
X told me that when she was in Rome, she attended all the official receptions,and she said that all those prelates were as fat as….
The Prelates make decisions by consensus, with suggestions from a lieutenant called the Chancellor(a paladin of at least 12th level, also considered a High Officer).
The present church on this site was consecrated on 21 November 1148 and dedicated to St. Geminianus(San Gimignano)in the presence of Pope Eugenius III and 14 prelates.
The prelates were also opposed to the French marriage, because the French supported Clement VII whom the Hungarian clergy considered an antipope.
The papal majordomo orchief steward of the household of the pope is one of the three(formerly four) palatine prelates(prelati palatini), concerning whom particulars have been given in the article maestro di camera.
Since 1973, prelates ordained for religious orders and for dioceses have alternated in holding the post of prefect of the congregation overseeing religious in the Catholic Church.
The first is the Instruction of the Secretariat of State of 31 March 1969, Ut sive sollicite(USS) on the dress, titles, and coat of arms of cardinals, bishops,and lesser prelates.
The Universities of Paris, Oxford,and Cologne, many prelates, and the most distinguished doctors, like d'Ailly and Gerson, openly approved the action of the revolted cardinals.
Domestic Prelates and Secret Chamberlains Supernumerary remain part of the Papal Family, but are henceforth to be called Prelates of Honor of His Holiness and Chaplains of His Holiness, respectively.
