- or who is
undergoing the
process of
ordination is
sometimes called an
ordinand. The
liturgy used at an
ordination is
commonly found in a book
known as...
- The
ordaining bishop then
places his
omophor and
right hand over the
ordinand's head and
recites aloud the
first Prayer of
Cheirotonia and then prays...
-
Priests lay
their hands on the
ordinands during the rite of ordination....
-
pastoral responses to cir****stances that
arise concerning LGBTI+ clergy,
ordinands, lay
leaders and the lay
people in
their care."
Regarding transgender...
- The
ordinand then
kisses the
orarion and the bishop's hand, and the
subdeacons vest the
ordinand in the orarion. The
bishop blesses the
ordinand three...
- to
become an
Anglican priest. In
January 1956, his
request to join the
Ordinands Guild was
turned down due to his debts;
these were then paid off by the...
- that he used to be in the order, but has been excommunicated. When
fellow ordinand and widowed-neighbour
Andrew is
given the post of Elder,
David is more...
-
Christian Churches see
priestly ordination as a
sacrament dedicating the
ordinand to a
permanent relationship of service, and, like
Baptism and Confirmation...
-
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February 2022. "Church of
England needs 50 per cent
increase in
ordinands". www.anglicannews.org.
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- of the Eucharist, in
joining the
bishop in the
laying on of
hands on an
ordinand to the priesthood, in
collegial processions, at inductions, funerals, and...
