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• The ordainment by Sri Ramanajucharya took place in Madhurantakam, Tamil Nadu.
• After ordainment, he served as an Episcopalian priest in Wetumpka, Alabama.
• But is often and invitation-only ordainment.
• Shi Yan Fan is a 34th Generation Ordained Shaolin Warrior Monk, from Ordainment with Shaolin Masters
• The charges include lying about his qualifications for ordainment and for wearing a monk's robes without permission.
• The inspiration behind his clothing line s name,  Ministry of Ink comes from Pendelton s ordainment as a minister.
• The Vatican upset Catholic Indians in Chiapas state by ordering a five-year halt to the ordainment of married Indian deacons.
• On ordainment, Raming, Macy and Cook found that the " Decretum Gratiani " states, " item Hermafroditus.
• It's an inglorious end for a well-funded, well-connected candidate whose victory once had the air of pre-ordainment.
• One of which was setting an age requirement in the ordainment of clerics in 1795, prohibiting the ordainment of deacon under 25 years old and presbyter under 30 years old.
• One of which was setting an age requirement in the ordainment of clerics in 1795, prohibiting the ordainment of deacon under 25 years old and presbyter under 30 years old.
• Unlike the Church of Satan, the First Satanic Church of Sydney's ordainment in First Degree, does not require them to be entered into the Priesthood of Satan.
• After the death of Sedfaoui, Markos Khouzam became locum tenens of the Coptic Catholic Church ( 1927 1947 ) until his ordainment as Patriarch of Alexandria Markos II Khouzam in 1947.
• The States of Brazil organize their own judicial systems, with court jurisdiction defined in each state constitution, observing that their legal scope is limited by those that do not concern the federal judicial ordainment.
• The legacy of Spain's Catholic tradition is more visible in other facets of public life, however, even if church attendance is down and ordainment of priests a fraction of what it was in the 1960s.
• Symons, a Michigan native who served in Florida since his ordainment in 1958 and had led the Diocese of Palm Beach since 1990, left Monday for an undisclosed location for what diocese officials described as spiritual and possibly medical treatment.
• Mugica's growing involvement in politics led to his replacement at the Mallinkrodt school, whereby he obtained an appointment in the slum's new " Christ the Worker " Chapel, as well as Cardinal Caggiano's ordainment for the post.
• For the Orthodox women, who in synagogues take no part in leading prayers or reading from the Torah, the prayer group readings provide an " intellectual and spiritual connection to the Torah, " said Blu Greenberg, an author who has called for the ordainment of women.
• Asked if Nikhon's re-ordainment was successful because of a certificate issued by Phra Kitti Vuttho Bhikhu, Arkom declined to comment but said the Sangha Supreme Council, the monk regulatory body, would soon look into the matter . Phra Kitti Vuttho Bhikhu, the director of Jitthaphawan College in Chon Buri, was visited by many monks after the report concerning the certificate became known.