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Definition of ecclesiast
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Ecclesiast
(n.) An
ecclesiastic.
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Low-church
::
Low-church
(a.) Not
placing
a high
estimate
on
ecclesiastical
organizations
or
forms;
--
applied
especially
to
Episcopalians,
and
opposed
to
high-church.
See High
Church,
under
High..
Spiritualist
::
Spiritualist
(n.) One who
professes
a
regard
for
spiritual
things
only; one whose
employment
is of a
spiritual
character;
an
ecclesiastic.
Placet
::
Placet
(n.) The
assent
of the civil power to the
promulgation
of an
ecclesiastical
ordinance.
Civil
::
Civil (a.)
Pertaining
to civic life and
affairs,
in
distinction
from
military,
ecclesiastical,
or
official
state..
Nisan
::
Nisan (n.) The first month of the
jewish
ecclesiastical
year,
formerly
answering
nearly
to the month of
April,
now to
March,
of the
Christian
calendar.
See
Abib..
Monsignore
::
Monsignore
(n.) My lord; -- an
ecclesiastical
dignity
bestowed
by the pope,
entitling
the
bearer
to
social
and
domestic
rank at the papal
court.
(Abbrev.
Mgr.).
Church
::
Church
(n.) A body of
Christian
believers,
holding
the same
creed,
observing
the same
rites,
and
acknowledging
the same
ecclesiastical
authority;
a
denomination;
as, the Roman
Catholic
church;
the
Presbyterian
church..
Notary
::
Notary
(n.) One who
records
in
shorthand
what is said or done; as, the
notary
of an
ecclesiastical
body..
Present
::
Present
(a.) To
nominate
to an
ecclesiastical
benefice;
to offer to the
bishop
or
ordinary
as a
candidate
for
institution.
Apparel
::
Apparel
(n.) A small
ornamental
piece of
embroidery
worn on albs and some other
ecclesiastical
vestments.
Parsonage
::
Parsonage
(n.) The glebe and
house,
or the house only, owned by a
parish
or
ecclesiastical
society,
and
appropriated
to the
maintenance
or use of the
incumbent
or
settled
pastor..
Adar
::
Adar (n.) The
twelfth
month of the
Hebrew
ecclesiastical
year, and the sixth of the
civil.
It
corresponded
nearly
with
March..
Capitulary
::
Capitulary
(n.) The body of laws or
statutes
of a
chapter,
or of an
ecclesiastical
council..
Capitularly
::
Capitularly
(adv.)
In the
manner
or form of an
ecclesiastical
chapter.
Impropriation
::
Impropriation
(n.) The act of
putting
an
ecclesiastical
benefice
in the hands of a
layman,
or lay
corporation..
Catholicos
::
Catholicos
(n.) The
spiritual
head of the
Armenian
church,
who
resides
at
Etchmiadzin,
Russia,
and has
ecclesiastical
jurisdiction
over, and
consecrates
the holy oil for, the
Armenians
of
Russia,
Turkey,
and
Persia,
including
the
Patriarchs
of
Constantinople,
Jerusalem,
and Sis..
Incameration
::
Incameration
(n.) The act or
process
of
uniting
lands,
rights,
or
revenues,
to the
ecclesiastical
chamber,
i. e., to the
pope's
domain..
Apparitor
::
Apparitor
(n.) A
messenger
or
officer
who
serves
the
process
of an
ecclesiastical
court.
Parson
::
Parson
(n.) A
person
who
represents
a
parish
in its
ecclesiastical
and
corporate
capacities;
hence,
the
rector
or
incumbent
of a
parochial
church,
who has full
possession
of all the
rights
thereof,
with the cure of
souls..
Churchman
::
Churchman
(n.) An
ecclesiastic
or
clergyman.
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