ফ্রক এর বিবস্ত্র করা; গির্জা কর্মকর্তাদের

defrocking's Usage Examples:

of Dublin Desmond Connell (since made cardinal) had (a) covered up the defrocking of two priests the church had concluded had been involved in sexual abuse.

involving a prostitute initially resulting in his suspension, and ultimately defrocking, by the Assemblies of God.

The term defrocking, though used colloquially to describe a loss of clerical state, has no.

and defrocking".

priest of the Orthodox Church in America, which never recognised his defrocking.

Following his defrocking and expulsion from the Dominican Republic in 1968, he went to Colombia.

Following his defrocking, Schaefer became a speaker and activist.

Fitzgerald argued so forcefully for the defrocking (i.

When he started sifting through the priests and defrocking those unfit for preaching, many parishes were left without priests.

to: Loss of clerical state (Catholic Church) Not to be confused with defrocking of clergy This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the.

A first order issued by the Jinguji Muka in April 1868 ordered the defrocking of shasō and bettō (shrine monks performing Buddhist rites at Shinto shrines).

reduced to a lower rank for misconduct Degradation, the former ceremony of defrocking a disgraced priest Degradation, a song by the Violent Femmes, from Add.

in opposition to Patriarch Nikon’s ecclesiastic reform soon after his defrocking.

For many years until his eventual defrocking, Hankey was a staunch opponent against the modernization of the Anglican.

face punishments ranging from temporary suspension to full deposition—"defrocking"—from holy orders.

Neither Wulfad's support for Pippin nor his defrocking by Hincmar deterred Charles the Bald from appointing him archbishop of.

defrocking's Meaning':

divest of the frock; of church officials

Synonyms:

unfrock; disinvest; divest;

Antonyms:

invest; enthrone; deposit; give;