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defrocking's Usage Examples:

reduced to a lower rank for misconduct Degradation, the former ceremony of defrocking a disgraced priest Degradation, a song by the Violent Femmes, from Add.

the Bishop of Durham said at a church synod that the 2003 abolition of defrocking may have been a mistake; it had been abolished over concerns about wrongful.

Vizard conducted the first interviews with the schoolgirl at the centre of the St Kilda Football Club scandal and with David Galbally QC before the delivery of his report into the players' scandal; and covered the Chilean mine disaster and pursued the defrocking of convicted priests by the Catholic Church, on behalf of abused victims.

of Dublin Desmond Connell (since made cardinal) had (a) covered up the defrocking of two priests the church had concluded had been involved in sexual abuse.

The term defrocking, though used colloquially to describe a loss of clerical state, has no.

in opposition to Patriarch Nikon’s ecclesiastic reform soon after his defrocking.

Verdict, sentence, defrockingDuring the court proceedings Davidson continued to officiate at Stiffkey and Morston, although his erratic attendance meant that substitutes often had to be arranged.

Under the provisions of the Clergy Discipline Act of 1892, members of the clergy could be prosecuted in a consistory court for immoral acts and, if convicted, face punishments ranging from temporary suspension to full deposition—defrocking—from holy orders.

priest of the Orthodox Church in America, which never recognised his defrocking.

to: Loss of clerical state (Catholic Church) Not to be confused with defrocking of clergy This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the.

Following his defrocking, Schaefer became a speaker and activist.

When he started sifting through the priests and defrocking those unfit for preaching, many parishes were left without priests.

Synonyms:

unfrock, disinvest, divest,

Antonyms:

invest, enthrone, deposit, give,