Examples of 'clergy had' in a sentence
Meaning of "clergy had"
clergy had - Indicates a past action or possession by members of the clergy, typically in a historical context
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The clergy had to know the psalms by.
Morale and discipline of the clergy had diminished.
The clergy had taken a leading part in the revolution.
Very high proportion of the clergy had hitherto been married.
The lower clergy had a similar sentiment about the higher echelons of the religious hierarchy.
Reports of abuse against minors by members of the clergy had shaken public opinion.
The rest of the clergy had to become productive laborers.
With this the most serious attempt by Speyer to disempower the clergy had failed.
The influence of the clergy had significantly decreased by this time.
Then monasticism arrived, even more attached to the Popes than the earlier clergy had been.
Francis said some clergy had been suspended for mistreating sisters.
However, by the Time of Troubles, that temple and its clergy had disappeared.
Whelan felt that the clergy had unduly influenced the election.
The clergy had great influence, both within and outside of the government.
The aristocracy and majority of the clergy had taken refuge in Genoa.
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The role of the clergy had a profound impact on the Ukrainian national movement.
Under a 1998 amnesty, many members of the clergy had been released from detention.
The Catholic clergy had facilitated the transcription work, as had the Koranic schools.
This phrase was in the oath that all clergy had to take until 1967.
The clergy had made religion their business, and the Reformation restored it to the people.
The disenfranchisement of the Spanish clergy had reduced them to a state of great poverty.
In 1938 a Muslim clergy had passed some derogatory remarks against the Buddhists which ignited communal riots.
The Puritan clergy had formerly.
The Roman Catholic clergy had both intellectual and practical authority.
In the 14th century Serbian Orthodox clergy had the title of Protos at Mount Athos.
For too long, the clergy had referred to theatre as the ' Devil 's House.
The upper echelons of the clergy had considerable influence over government policy.
Most members of the clergy had been jailed, or simply killed.
In some cases, members of the clergy had interfered in cases entirely unrelated to religion.
Convinced that the high clergy had known about the plot, he had many executed.
As a result, only clergy had access to copies of the Bible.
Since 855 the clergy had the right to elect the bishop.
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