एक कैनन जो चर्च की सेवा के लिए एक prebend प्राप्त करता है

Noun:

धर्मवृत्ति प्राप्‍त, गिरजे की वृत्ति पाने वाला,

prebendaries's Usage Examples:

The cathedral churches are governed by chapters consisting of a dean, canons and prebendaries (see Cathedral).

prebendaryon or Minister of Liberton one of the twelve Prebendaries.

Such persons were, literally, prebendaries.

The Choiseul party, which had gradually been reconstituted, under the influence of the queen, the princes, parlement, the prebendaries, and the trade corporations, worked adroitly to eliminate this reformer of lucrative abuses.

(1760) the body was received at the door of the Abbey by the dean and prebendaries in their copes, attended by the choir, all carrying lighted tapers, who preceded it up the church, singing.

In the 12th century it was formed into eight distinct manors, seven of which were held by the same number of prebendaries.

In a cathedral the canons and prebendaries have each a stall assigned to them.

It became early a custom for the prebendaries and canons of a cathedral to employ " priest-vicars " or " vicars-choral " as their substitutes when it was their turn as hebdomedary to sing High Mass and conduct divine office.

The result was the issue in 1566 by the archbishop of the statutory Advertisements, which fixed the vestments of the clergy as follows: (1) In the ministration of the Holy Communion in cathedral and collegiate churches, the principal minister to wear a cope, with gospeller and epistoler agreeably; 6 at all other prayers to be said at the Communion table, to use no copes but surplices; (2) the dean and prebendaries to wear surplice and hood; (3) every minister saying public prayers, or ministering the sacraments, to wear "a comely surplice with sleeves."

Sometimes it was given to deans alone or to prebendaries in the parishes whence they derived their prebends.

prebendaries's Meaning':

a canon who receives a prebend for serving the church