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181. There have been 107 convictions of pedophile clergy in Australia, but campaigners have insisted that there could be thousands of victims, as only a few cases ever go to court.

182. He availed himself of a quarrel between Kertajaya and his clergy to attack Kediri.

183. The king tried to weaken the power of the clergy.

184. CANON LIX: If any Bishop or Presbyter fails to supply necessities when any of the clergy is in want, let him be excommunicated.

185. The Pontifical Lateran University was founded by Pope Clement XIV in 1773 entrusted the Faculty of S. Theology and Philosophy del Collegio Romano to the clergy of Rome.

186. But this headnote goes a lot further simply than that: "And by occasion foretells the ruin of our corrupted Clergy."

187. In time this Benefit of Clergy could be claimed not only by priests and monks but by anyone accused of crime who knew a few words of Latin.

188. A stipend drawn from the endowment or revenues of an Anglican cathedral or church by a presiding member of the clergy; a cathedral or church benefice.

189. In ancient days, the crown, the barons, and the clergy possessed the lands.

190. Miss Brooke had become engaged in a conversation with Mr. Casaubon about the Valdo clergy.

191. M. the Prior and Vicar-General of Saint-Germain des Pres ordered a solemn procession of all his clergy, in which the Pope's Nuncio officiated.

192. It was these exceptional privileges enjoyed by the clergy that brought King Henry into collision with Tomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury.

193. About this same time, French law required the clergy to register baptisms, deaths, and marriages.

194. But in every play from "Love's Labour's lost" to "Henry V, " the elocutionist meddles simply as a murderer, and ought to be dealt with as such without benefit of clergy.

195. Clericalism: a policy of supporting the power and influence of the clergy in political or secular matters.

196. One ofBritain's biggest trade unions, Unite, does want clergy to have exactly the same employment rights, including freedom from discrimination, as other workers.

197. A room in or attached to a church where the clergy put on their vestments and where these robes and other sacred objects are stored; a sacristy.

198. The Bema became a standard fixture in Eastern Orthodox churches, functioning as a stage for the altar and clergy.

199. His book on the poverty of the clergy isn't favored reading in papal palaces.

200. College of Cardinals , the Church's highest - ranking clergy[sentencedict.com], meets in Vatican City to elect new cardinals.

201. Luther put his principle which all Christian were clergy into equality in personality and religious service.

202. Enforced strictly by the clergy, John Frederick in 1561 deprived ministers the right to uphold it , vesting that power in the consistory at Weimar.

203. For all their aura of timelessness, Tawang's Buddhist clergy are feeling the force for change.

204. Try the friar. Fried, it's drier. - No, the clergy is really too coarse and too mealy.

205. The rock on which the Anglican Communion is breaking is ostensibly the consecration of openly gay clergy, especially bishops, and blessings for same-sex unions.

206. Henry and Nancy are living together without benefit of clergy.

207. Await in those days, british land has 60% is to belong to churchly , but clergy cannot be managed quite, cannot pass next generation again, how to do?

208. Even Christian clergy - keep urging him to do more for the Jews.

209. It is illegal to impersonate a person of the clergy.

210. But bishops and clergy in the church's General Synod gave a resounding thumbs down to proposals to amend church law to allow ministers to dress more casually.