Diocesan in a sentence

Congratulations to all of the recipients of the Diocesan Medal of Honour and the Diocesan Citation of Merit for Youth.

Join the whole Diocesan community in continuing to pray for our first Diocesan Synod in the lead-up to the Synod Assembly: Friday 13 to Sunday 15 October.

As a Residentiary Canon of Worcester Cathedral, Dr Edwards has also been involved in the Cathedral and diocesan Eco groups and the diocesan Racial Justice Forum.

Furthermore, this decree is to be published in the diocesan newspaper, The Catholic Globe and on the diocesan website.

In the wake of the latest crisis, diocesan officials are reviewing and updating diocesan policies and practices related to sexual abuse allegations.

The primate of the Scottish Episcopal Church is chosen from among the diocesan bishops, and, while retaining diocesan responsibility, is called Primus.

Catholic father of seven and pro-life speaker Mark Houck was arrested at Pennsylvania home last year, in a raid disturbingly similar to Ortega’s raid of the Matagalpa diocesan headquarters.

Churches, schools and diocesan offices can distribute bottles to parishioners and colleagues during the first week of October.

Cllr Walsh, also chair of the GM Diocesan Advisory Committee for the Care of Churches, said: "We've got a lot of landmark buildings in Greater Manchester and maintaining them is a huge cost.

Close to $1 million dollars has been collected from diocesan operating budgets across the country, along with contributions from private donors and foundations.

Diocesan bishops, in short, are charged with a considerable number of practical and immediate problems which demand a great deal of their attention.

During Lent with our diocesan pilgrimage, we’ve been kneeling to be with Jesus and to pray,” Bishop Brennan said.

Eventually, Kearns said, she heard from a diocesan employee who connected her to a private therapist who works for the church.

I’d like to offer brief commentary on this image in relation to our diocesan theme of welcoming and belonging for the coming year.

It’s also part of an ongoing focus on collaboration among diocesan offices to better serve the people of the diocese.

Made possible through a generous grant from the Good News Center in Utica, the retreat house partnered with the diocesan Family/ Respect Life Office to provide a wholesome event rooted in family, faith and fun.

One, from the Church of England's Diocesan Board of Education in the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich, includes a screenshot of a resource titled 'The Pyramid of White Supremacy'.

SueAnn Howell, O.C.D.S., is an award-winning journalist recognized by the Catholic Media Association, whose work has appeared in international Catholic news outlets, and diocesan and secular publications.

The Chairman of the Supra-West Diocesan Board (Old Province One) of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Most Rev. Friday Imaekhai, has urged church leaders to work together for the accomplishment of the Divine mission entrusted to them.

The diocesan employee participated in the United Way Step Up Challenge with an increased gift to the charitable organization, and her name was selected at random as one of the quarterly grand-prize winners.