prelacy , auch: prelature

We have left the other temples of Prelacy behind us.

The current building of the prelacy stands next to the church, just few meters away.

It is like the fellow, to have established himself in a fat prelacy.

He served the prelacy and diocese as a bishop for a total of 21 years.

In the early 1960s it was decided to change the site of the prelacy offices into new location.

The old building of the prelacy which is located between the museum and the current church, is under renovation.

It became the property of the prelacy after the independence of Syria in 1946.

The work advocates the cause of prelacy. '

Other Elementary schools in Aleppo under the administration of the prelacy:

--In my mind, friend, The root of all this ill is prelacy.

It occurred to him they'd have been taught that their Kalif was a marine major before entering the prelacy.

He was advanced to the papal Prelacy of Honour on January 31, 2001.

Starting in 1940, he served in the Armenian prelacy of Aleppo.

At this time Guthrie was an episcopalian, and is said to have been zealous for prelacy and the ceremonies.

They have gradually developed their own schools, churches and later on the prelacy, to become a well-organized community during in Aleppo by mid-14th century.

The school is operating under the direct administration of the Armenian prelacy of Aleppo.

That is a rare blow which you have struck into the ribs of Prelacy, good Master Healing.

It is his access to that treasury that fuels his hopes to ascend the throne of the high prelacy.

They therefore insisted as a term of the agreement that the English agree to fight to extirpate "popery and prelacy".

Although previously considered for other bishoprics, it was not until 29 November 1868 that he was officially nominated for a prelacy.

Prelacy of Canada (in Montreal)

He opposed the nonconformist vote of thanks for the king's declaration, being of opinion that any support of prelacy was contrary to the covenant.

Zavarian theatre hall of the National Prelacy opened in 1965, renovated in 2002 (350 seats).

All other prelates, including the regular prelates such as abbots and major superiors, are based upon this original model of prelacy.

Prelacy is the body of prelates as a whole or a system of government, administration or ministry by prelates.