unknown Thomas (c. 1053) Cyriacus (c. 1076) unknown ...

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There are contrasting views on the level of remuneration given to ministers relative to the religious community. There is often an expectation that they and their families will eschew ostentation. However there are situations where they are well rewarded for success, whether measured through drawing people to their religious community or enhancing the status or power of the community. There is some disagreement between denominations and within some denominations as to whether women, and/or people who ar ...

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Minister Christianity, Minister Christianity - Issues, Minister Christianity - Roles, Minister Christianity - Training and qualifications, Minister Christianity - References to leadership roles in the New Testament, Minister Christianity - Related titles, Minister Christianity - Priests/Vicars, Minister Christianity - Pastor, Minister Christianity - Clergyman/Clergywoman, Minister Christianity - Dominie Dom Don, Minister Christianity - Chaplain and Almoner Padre, Minister Christianity - Elder, Minister Christianity - Forms of address, Minister Christianity - Anglican Churches, Minister Christianity - Roman Catholic Church, Minister Christianity - Orthodox Churches

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Depending on the denomination the requirements for ministry vary. All denominations require that the minister has a sense of calling. As regards to training, denominations vary from those that emphasise gifts and abilities and place little emphasis on book learning to those that require advanced tertiary education qualifications for example from a seminary, theological college or university. Minister Christianity - References to leadership roles in the New Testament. < ...

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There were many competitions on SMTV. Unlike many other Saturday morning children's programmes, SMTV did give away impressive prizes, such as holidays to America for the family, as well as the usual televisions, games consoles and CDs. (Ant famously gave away his own car in one of the earliest episodes) Some of the competitions were phone-ins, though a few were more notable, and had a slot on the show every week. < ...

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SMTV Live, SMTV Live - Presenters, SMTV Live - Sketches, SMTV Live - Chums, SMTV Live - Fartbeat, SMTV Live - F'art Attack, SMTV Live - SMTV 2099, SMTV Live - The Vicar of Dribbley, SMTV Live - Captain Justice, SMTV Live - The Beautiful Corrs, SMTV Live - PokéRap and Pokéfight sketches, SMTV Live - Sabrina's Poem, SMTV Live - Dec Says/The Secret of My Success, SMTV Live - Casually, SMTV Live - Eminemmerdale, SMTV Live - Competitions, SMTV Live - Wonkey Donkey, SMTV Live - Splattoon, SMTV Live - Challenge Ant/Brian's Brain, SMTV Live - Eat My Goal, SMTV Live - cd:uk, SMTV Live - SMTV Gold, SMTV Live - Video releases, SMTV Live - Writers and producers, SMTV Live - Awards

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The first six months of the show were produced by Ric Blaxhill, a former producer for Top of the Pops. He was replaced in late 1998 by Steve Pinhay and Phil Mount. In September 1999, two writers from Men In Trousers were brought in from rival BBC show, Live and Kicking and soon overtook it in ratings. Multi award-winning writer Dean Wilkinson was with the show for many years. ...

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SMTV Live featured many sketches, some of which became staple to the show. Listed below are just some of them. SMTV Live - Chums. A parody of the American sitcom Friends. Many recurring themes and plot lines appeared in Chums, such as the romance between Dec and Cat, and their kiss that was interrupted every episode. Every episode when Cat and Dec went to kiss, Dec would say the phrase "Me and Cat, alone in the flat... I think I'm going to kiss her!" When Ant & Dec left the show, their la ...

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Bray is the eighth largest town in Ireland with a population of 28,002 inhabitants, as at the 2002 Census. The river Dargle enters the sea here. Bray Head (241 m)is the situated at the southern end of the promenade and a well worn track leads to the summit. The rocks or Bray Head are a mixture of greywackes and quartazite. The coastal railway line continues touth from Bray along the seaward slopes of Bray Head. The town is on the coast, Shankill, County Dublin is to the north, and Greystones, County Wicklow is to the south. The picturesque village of Enniskerry lies to the west of the town, at ...

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Today, Bray is a vibrant holiday resort and boasts fine hotels and guesthouse accommodation, shops, restaurants and evening entertainment. Available in the immediate locality are fifteen 18-hole golf courses, tennis, fishing, sailing and horse riding. Other features of Bray are the amusement and games centre. There is also a Leisure centre on Quinsboro Road, and a National Sealife Centre on Strand Road. Bray is known as the "Gateway to Wicklow" and is the longest established seaside town in the country. It has a safe beach of sand and shingl ...

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Primary Schools in Bray Scoil Chualann St Andrew's National School St Fergal's Junior National School St Fergal's Senior National School Bray School Project St Cronin's National Boys School St Patrick's Loreto National School St Lee's National School Secondary Schools in Bray Presentation College St Kilian's Community School St Thomas's Community School St Brendan's CBS Loreto Convent St Gerards School Coláiste Rathín(prono ...

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Archdiocese of Toledo - Bishops of Toledo. St. James the Great (1st cent.) unknown St. Eugenius I Melantius (286-306) Archdiocese of Toledo - Archbishops of Toledo. unknown person (306-325) Patruinus (325-335) Toribius (335-345) Quintus (345-355) Vincent (355-365) Paulatus (365-375) Natallus (375-385) Audencius (385-395) Asturius (395-412) < ...

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Bishop Creighton's principal published works are: History of the Papacy during the Period of the Reformation (5 vols., 1882- 1897, new ed.) History of the Papacy from the Great Schism to the Sack of Rome (6 vols., 1897) The Early Renaissance in England (1895) Cardinal, Wolsey (1895) Life of Simon de Montfort (1876, new ed. 1895)See also:

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Ordinary - Local ordinaries/hierarchs. Local ordinaries are ordinaries over particular churches. The following officers are local ordinaries: Diocesan/eparchial bishops and all prelates who head particular churches Vicars capitular, Administrators sede vacante, and temporary Apostolic administrators Vicars general and protosyncelli Episcopal vicars and syncelli ...

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Ordinary, Ordinary - Roman Catholic usage, Ordinary - Local ordinaries/hierarchs, Ordinary - Other ordinaries/hierarchs

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Doctor Syn was a brilliant scholar who also possessed many swashbuckling skills such as riding, fencing, and seamanship. He was content to live the quiet live of a country vicar until his wife was seduced away by a pirate. Syn set out on a quest for revenge, in the process assuming the guise of the pirate Captain Clegg. With the end of his quest, Syn settled down to a more respectable life as the vicar of Dymchurch in ...

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In the majority of churches ordained ministers are titled Reverend, however as above some use the term pastor and others do not use any specific form of address, in which case it would be Mr, Ms, Miss or Mrs as the case may be. Minister Christianity - Anglican Churches. In Anglican Churches the form address depends on the office the person holds: A priest is referred to as Reverend or in High Church or Anglo-Catholic circles as Father; Bishops and archbishops are addressed as Your Grace or My Lord. See also:

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In the Roman Catholic Church, a dean is a priest responsible for a number of parishes within a diocese. The office is sometimes referred to as the deanery of the diocese. This function is sometimes titled vicar forane. Another important use of the term within the Roman Catholic Church is in the office of the Dean of the College of Cardinals, currently Angelo Cardinal Sodano. ...

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^  In 1773, the Jesuits were suppressed by Pope Clement XIV through the brief Dominus ac redemptor on July 21, 1773, executed August 16. The leaders of the order in the nations where the Papal suppression order was not enforced were known as temporary Vicars General. They were: Stanislaus Czerniewicz (October 17, 1782–October 21, 1785) Gabriel Lenkiewisz (October 8, 1785–October 21, 1798)See also:

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The new congregation at the outset of its history underwent a series of severe blows. The two founders left it, Matteo di Bassi to return to the Observants, while his first companion, on being superseded in the office of vicar, became so insubordinate that he had to be expelled. The case of the third vicar, Bernardino Ochino, who became a Calvinist, 1543, and married, was even more disastrous. This mishap brought the whole congregation under the suspicion of heretical tendencies and the pope resolved to suppress it; he was with difficulty induced to allow it to continue, but the Capuch ...

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Rector - Anglican churches. In the Anglican Church, a rector is one type of parish priest. For historical reasons, some parish priests in the Church of England are called by this term while others are called vicars. Roughly speaking, the distinction was that the rector directly received the tithes of his parish, while a vicar did not, being paid instead a salary (sometimes by his diocese). The term has been re-used to designate the pries ...

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In Ulster, in the early 17th century, every parish had a vicar and a parson instead of a co-arb and an erenagh. The vicar, like the co-arb, was always in orders. He said the mass (‘serveth the cure’) and received a share of the tithes. The parson, like the erenagh, had a major portion of the tithes, maintained the church and provided hospitality. As he was not usually in clerical orders, his responsibilities were mainly temporal. However, there were differences in the divisions of the tithes between various dioceses in Tyrone. In the Dio ...

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Parson, Parson - In the Anglican tradition, Parson - In Ireland, Parson - In the Canterbury Tales, Parson - Parson's table, Parson - Parson Russell Terrier

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The Ottoman wars in Europe caused a number of Christian refugees, mostly Serbs and Vlachs, to migrate to the Military Frontier of the Habsburg Monarchy (in south-central Croatia and in most of Slavonia) during the 16th and 17th centuries. The population was by and large faithful to the Serbian Orthodox Church, but the Roman Catholic Church accorded them a Byzantine vicar of the Latin Bishop of Zagreb in 1611. The Byzantine vicar was based in the monastery of Marča (located near Ivanić Grad, southeast of Zagreb) which would later become a c ...

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Eparchy of Križevci, Eparchy of Križevci - Formation of the Eparchy of Križevci, Eparchy of Križevci - Expansion, Eparchy of Križevci - Diaspora, Eparchy of Križevci - Modern persecutions, Eparchy of Križevci - Current hierarchy

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The origins of the Catholic church in the Oregon Country derive from a July 3, 1834, petition by French prairie settlers to priests in Canada. In response to this petition, missionary priests, Fr. Francis Xavier Norbert Blanchet and Fr. Modeste Demers arrived at Fort Vancouver on November 24, 1838. The first Mass was celebrated on January 6, 1839 at Saint Paul. On December 1, 1843, the Vatican established the Vicariate Apostolic of the Oregon Territory with Msgr. Blanchet as its first Vicar Apostolic. A Vicar Apostolic is a bishop in ...

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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland - Early history, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland - Bankruptcy, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland - Archibishops

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In 1993 Jethro released his first video "A Portion of Jethro" which sold nearly 150,000 copies, outselling everything else in some parts of the country, including Jungle Book. Since then Jethro has released the following videos: 1994 - "Jethro – From Behind The Bushes – Live", which sold an enormous 250,000 copies and stayed in the top twenty best selling video chart for over 13 weeks. 1995 - "What Happened Was" 1996 - "Not For The Vicar" 1997 - "Jethro – The ...

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JeThRo, JeThRo - Video releases, JeThRo - Trivia

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