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211. Any member of clergy should be qualified to bless your marriage.

212. The clergy joined hands with the laity in maintaining the inherited verse forms.

213. War overtook them and closed churches so they "married" without benefit of clergy.

214. Malleus Maleficarum or The Witches' Hammer indoctrinated the world to "the dangers of freethinking women" and instructed the clergy how to locate, torture, and destroy them.

215. They ran the three churches to which they belonged, the clergy, the choirs and the parishioners.

216. I could heartily wish that more of our country clergy would follow this example.

217. There are few landmark dates,[http://sentencedict.com/clergy.html] but 1215 is one: the Lateran Council then forbade the involvement of the clergy in the awful trials by ordeal.

218. The bishop thought it his imperative duty acquainted with the most conspicuous of his diocesan clergy.

219. The clergy of France met at Bourges in 1432, and with their consent the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges was published by the king in 1438.

220. A woman is more likely to hold a seat on a Fortune 500 company board (15%) serve as a member of the clergy (15%) or work as an aerospace engineer (10%) than she is to direct a Hollywood movie (7%).

221. The Council of Vienne also passed ordinances dealing with the course of the Inquisition and reform of the clergy.

222. The superior clergy and a small remnant of other educated men read and wrote Latin.

223. The context of this was that Hume was applying for a chair in moral philosophy at Adumbral and the clergy at Adumbral was very much against him.