- alms and the
officers as
almoners and the
position was one of
considerable status. The
papal almoner,
formally titled the "
Almoner of His Holiness", is responsible...
-
November 2010. Bucholz, R. O. (2006). "The
Chapel Royal: Lord
Almoners and Sub-
Almoners".
Court Officers, 1660–1837. Office-Holders in
Modern Britain...
-
position of Lord High
Almoner in the
United Kingdom, who
oversees the U.K.
Ecclesiastical Household and
Chapel Royal.
Grand Almoners of the King 1486-1514 :...
-
workers in
Britain and
Ireland were
originally known as
hospital almoners or "lady
almoners"
until the
profession was
officially renamed medical social work...
- 1911, the ****ociation of
Hospital Almoners in 1920, and the
Hospital Almoners' ****ociation in 1927. The
Hospital Almoners'
Council was
established in 1907...
- The Lord
Almoner's Professorships of
Arabic were two professorships, one at the
University of
Oxford and one at the
University of Cambridge. They were...
- alms. A bull of Pope
Innocent III
cites the
almoner as an
existing position while the post of
apostolic almoner was
formally erected by Pope
Gregory X in...
- Vicegerent, and in a
blistering sermon on P****ion Sunday, 2
April 1536, her
almoner, John Skypp,
denounced Cromwell and his
fellow Privy Councillors before...
-
social worker and educator. She
became a
qualified hospital almoner, and she
founded the
almoners'
professional ****ociation. She went on to
lecture in medical...
- of the
Secretariat of
State The
Secretary for
Relations with
States The
Almoner of His
Holiness The
President of the
Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy...
