ordination|ordinations in English

noun

[or·di·na·tion || ‚ɔrdne'ɪʃn /‚ɔːdɪ'neɪʃn]

act or state of being ordained

Use "ordination|ordinations" in a sentence

1. Priesthood Ordination

2. It'says that under Canon Law, excommunication is automatic for ordinations without papal approval.

3. Ordination to the Priesthood

4. * See also Ordain, Ordination; Priesthood

5. Bhikkhuni Ordination in Los Angeles

6. Coordination (n.) also co-ordination, c

7. Ordination doesn't make you a saint.

8. New Airport Projects Co-ordination Office

9. Bhikkhuni ordination: It is a great blessing that today bhikkuni ordination in Theravada Buddhism is no longer a novelty

10. 9 The sacrament or rite of ordination.

11. o Priesthood conferral and ordination (for young men)

12. Noticeboard; NUNC; Professions; Ordinations; Deceased; Ecclesiastical News; News from the Press; Newsstand; The Claretian Mission; Mission Alive

13. Sacred Chrism is used in baptisms, confirmations, ordinations, and the dedication and blessing of churches and altars.

14. Without that authorization, the ordination would be invalid.

15. A . Proper co - ordination and communication will remove confusion .

16. This ensured a certain degree of financial co - ordination .

17. The ordination of women would certainly alleviate shortages of staff.

18. He had terrifyingly conservative views on the ordination of women.

19. » Chaplain Ordination Association of Christian Alcohol & Drug Counselors

20. Some Presbyterian conservatives blame the losses on indecision over homosexual ordination.

21. - Reinforce the administrative structures for the co-ordination of social security.

22. But due to non-co ordination and other reasons, it stopped.

23. - Strengthen administrative capacity and co-ordination at national and local level.

24. This is because the co-ordination centres only carry out administrative tasks.

25. In co-ordination with the UNECE Project Administrator establish a membership database