Some articles on priests, priest:
Leksvik Church - Priests
... The following people have been priests of Leksvik Church 1621-1648 Oluf Eriksen 1648-1957 Isak Johansen 1657-1671 Iver Olufsen 1672-1697 Søren ...
... The following people have been priests of Leksvik Church 1621-1648 Oluf Eriksen 1648-1957 Isak Johansen 1657-1671 Iver Olufsen 1672-1697 Søren ...
Theresa Carpinelli - Wikipedia Investigation
... source of allegations that in the aftermath of an earthquake in Lisbon, Portugal Catholic priests roamed city streets, hanging those they thought responsible ... Priests of the inquisition roamed the city, rounding up "heretics" and hanging them on the spot for angering God priests roved around the ruins, selecting at random ... The priests had them hanged on the spot ...
... source of allegations that in the aftermath of an earthquake in Lisbon, Portugal Catholic priests roamed city streets, hanging those they thought responsible ... Priests of the inquisition roamed the city, rounding up "heretics" and hanging them on the spot for angering God priests roved around the ruins, selecting at random ... The priests had them hanged on the spot ...
Anthraxus - Worshipers - Clergy
... Anthraxus' priests, called degogs, dress in bright red robes with black hoods and sashes ... Higher ranking priests wear black robes and hoods with red and gold sashes ... The chief of the high priests is called the archdegog ...
... Anthraxus' priests, called degogs, dress in bright red robes with black hoods and sashes ... Higher ranking priests wear black robes and hoods with red and gold sashes ... The chief of the high priests is called the archdegog ...
PADRES - First National Congress
... The largest group of crashers was a progressive group of priests, nuns, and laity from Northern California, most of whom were White American ... the first day of deliberations drafting a constitution that defined a priest's organization ... to do so, and to use the facilities, but that the organization of Chicano priests was meeting in the next room ...
... The largest group of crashers was a progressive group of priests, nuns, and laity from Northern California, most of whom were White American ... the first day of deliberations drafting a constitution that defined a priest's organization ... to do so, and to use the facilities, but that the organization of Chicano priests was meeting in the next room ...
Pashupatinath Temple - Controversy of 2009
... The priests are called Bhattas and the Chief Priest is known as Mool Bhatt or Raval ... In January 2009, after the forced resignation by the chief priest of Pashupatinath temple, the Maoist-led government of Nepal "hand picked" Nepalese priests to lead the temple, thus bypassing the temple's ... Bhandaris of the temple, stating that they were not against the appointment of Nepalese priests but against the appointment without proper procedure ...
... The priests are called Bhattas and the Chief Priest is known as Mool Bhatt or Raval ... In January 2009, after the forced resignation by the chief priest of Pashupatinath temple, the Maoist-led government of Nepal "hand picked" Nepalese priests to lead the temple, thus bypassing the temple's ... Bhandaris of the temple, stating that they were not against the appointment of Nepalese priests but against the appointment without proper procedure ...
Famous quotes containing the word priests:
“The sort of morality which the priests inculcate is a very subtle policy, far finer than the politicians’, and the world is very successfully ruled by them as the policemen.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
“Drive the women from the bed just as you drove them from the choir; a eunuch sings in Rome, and the priests masturbate.”
—Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872)
“We know what the animals do, what are the needs of the beaver, the bear, the salmon, and other creatures, because long ago men married them and acquired this knowledge from their animal wives. Today the priests say we lie, but we know better.”
—native American belief, quoted by D. Jenness in “The Carrier Indians of the Bulkley River,” Bulletin no. 133, Bureau of American Ethnology (1943)