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signatories of the
Ordinances are
referred to as the
Lords Ordainers, or
simply the
Ordainers.
English setbacks in the
Scottish war,
combined with perceived...
- all
ordained clergy are
ordained by
bishops who were
ordained by
other bishops tracing back to
bishops ordained by the
Apostles who were
ordained by Christ...
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undermining the work of the
Ordainers. In June, the King
summoned the
magnates for a
military campaign, but most of the
Ordainers refused on the
basis of...
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Children of the
ordained is a term the
Vatican uses to
describe the
offspring of
ordained Catholic priests who have
taken a vow of
clerical celibacy....
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England in the
early 14th century. They
favoured the
policies of the
Lords Ordainers (1311) and
opposed the Despensers, Hugh the
Elder and Hugh the Younger...
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powerful Anglo-Norman
family of the
Welsh Marches and was one of the
Ordainers who
opposed Edward II's excesses.
Humphrey de Bohun's
birth year is uncertain...
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Murder Ordained is a
television film that
originally aired for CBS in 1987,
starring Keith Carradine,
JoBeth Williams, and
Kathy Bates. It was co-written...
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appointed to this
committee of 21,
referred to as the
Lords Ordainers. He was
among the
Ordainers considered loyal to
Edward II and was also by this time...
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particularly Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster.
Pembroke was one of the
Lords Ordainers appointed to
restrict the
power of
Edward II and his
favourite Piers Gaveston...
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traditionally reserved for men. In some cases,
women have been
permitted to be
ordained, but not to hold
higher positions, such as (until July 2014) that of bishop...
