Examples of 'church reform' in a sentence

Meaning of "church reform"

Refers to the process or movement aimed at making changes or improvements to the structure, practices, or doctrines of a religious institution, particularly the Christian church

How to use "church reform" in a sentence

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A new phase in church reform must begin now.
Church reform and royal service.
The emperor opposed attempts at a national church reform.
Church reform was therefore necessary.
Diplomacy and church reform.
Church reform requires respect for cultural and religious diversity.
He also became known there as a supporter of church reform and conciliarist.
Church reform became a major theme of the cultural revival of this era.
In every liturgy they will include a petition for church reform.
Church reform does not just happen in strategic plans and official documents.
Ment as the champions of Church reform.
Church reform both in Rome and abroad.
Apeness was associated Haugean pietistic state church reform movement.
Church reform was therefore as much a political as a religious policy under Edward VI.
The first item on the agenda was the Church reform.

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He tried to achieve church reform through revival of the Council of Basel.
Many years ago Christian old believers came here to avoid church reform.
WE WILL include a petition for church reform in every liturgy.
Four of his sixteen published books deal with Catholic Church reform.
Leading suporter Church reform in Argentina.
The Council continued on its own and issued several decrees on Church reform.
As a result, the conversation about church reform is no longer just about institutional inertia.
Nasty attacks have only emboldened Francis in his efforts toward Church reform.
In ecclesiastical circles Church reform was still spoken of, but hardly hoped for.
Chile 's lay people share their vision of Church reform.
Will the Church reform Chile?
Next articleProtesters outside churches call for Wuerl 's resignation, church reform.
New reforms were born as a result of Church reform during the 16th century.
After Mauger 's deposition, Maurilius was appointed because of his support for church reform.
His Colloquies popularized the need for Church reform ‘ in head and members '.
His 1833 Principles of Church Reform is associated with the beginnings of the Broad Church movement.
A credible voice for Church reform.
Popes and church reform in the 11th century.
He is working for Church reform.
Opposing the heretical trends of the Cathars, Saint Hildegard promotes Church reform.
Theologian 's resolute commitment to Church reform in Germany.
His governorship, however, has no positive proposals for Church reform.
The topic was the same, Church reform.
Accountability | Protesters outside churches call for Wuerl 's resignation, church reform.
Frederick of Saxony was interested in humanism and church reform from the 1480s.
November - William IV dismisses the government of Melbourne, after proposals for Church reform are made.

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