Examples of 'episcopal commission' in a sentence
Meaning of "episcopal commission"
episcopal commission: A committee or group within the Catholic Church or Anglican Communion that assists bishops in governing a diocese or region, typically responsible for various aspects of church administration, pastoral care, or social outreach
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An episcopal commission later completely exonerated her.
He is a member of the Episcopal Commission for Family and Life.
The Episcopal Commission presents a comprehensive study on violent content in curriculum.
He is also a member of the Episcopal Commission for the Doctrine of the Faith.
The Episcopal commission worked hard to bring about Brent 's desire for a faith and order conference.
Support for income generating activities of the Episcopal Commission of Catholic Schools.
That an Episcopal Commission be set up to investigate.
The Bishops will also be examining the mandate of the Episcopal Commission for Social Affairs.
Eventually, an Episcopal Commission exonerated her completely.
Currently, he remains a member of the Episcopal Commission of Doctrine.
President of the episcopal commission for charity services and Italian Caritas, 1990.
Indigenous delegates reviewing news coverage of the Episcopal Commission for Indigenous Peoples ' statement.
He is a member of the Episcopal Commission for the Evangelization of Peoples.
That 's all I ask . That an Episcopal Commission be set up to investigate.
That's all I ask, that an Episcopal Commission be set up to investigate.
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