Wondering how to use Diocese in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as jurisdiction.
Diocese in a sentence
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Diocese meaning
- An administrative division of the later Roman Empire, established by the Herodian tetrarchy.
- An ecclesiastical territory administered by a bishop.
Synonyms of Diocese
Example sentences (20)
I would like to begin with an apology, for I am going to be absent from our diocese for the next roughly five weeks.
It’s also part of an ongoing focus on collaboration among diocesan offices to better serve the people of the diocese.
During his pastoral visits, Bishop Senior will also meet with all the priests of the Diocese prior to the public Mass.
Allen’s suit names the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland and its head, Bishop Robert Deeley, as defendants.
It said that he had been stripped of all functions at the diocese and was “sent to live outside the parish”.
Bishop Robert Deeley announced in May 2020 that the diocese had expelled Cipolle, removing him from the priesthood in Maine.
Curiously, the Diocese of Burlington has never released a list of nuns who were credibly accused of abuse.
Diocese of Scranton Bishop Joseph C. Bambera speaks during the 74th King’s College commencement Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena.
I look forward to becoming part of the vibrant and diverse communities served by the diocese of Liverpool.
It said the bishop of Austin, Joe Vasquez, had been named as apostolic administrator of the diocese, but gave no further details.
Lowenberg is one of the first people to hear about potential abuse cases, such as those that come from the Diocese’s reporting hotline.
Bishop Andreas Holmberg of Stockholm spoke at the events I organized about how his Diocese is taking serious strides for sustainability.
She singled out the Davenport Diocese for the “leadership and effectiveness of the synodal invitation” in the diocese.
C005 as it was first written mandated only the review of the bands determining how many clergy and laypeople would represent each diocese.
A spokeswoman for the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle said vacant land on the St Nicholas site may be used for a primary school in the future.
Fr. Mark's Musings — Office of Stewardship, Diocese of Rapid CityLearn more about the diocese, our mission and our staff.
Now the Diocese of Blackburn, which owns the property, has been granted permission by Council to bulldoze the former Church of England church.
A demonstrated understanding and preparedness to commit to the ethos and values of the Catholic Church and the Diocese of Parramatta is a must.
Eileen Sullivan Rotert, 76, former WRC editor - Diocese of Rapid CityLearn more about the diocese, our mission and our staff.
Bishop Cullinan said the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore stands in unity with those who advocate for justice, peace, and reconciliation in Gaza.
Common combinations with diocese
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the diocese 149×
- diocese of 107×
- catholic diocese 13×
- diocese in 11×
- diocese has 6×
- diocese is 5×
- diocese to 5×
- diocese had 5×
- diocese our 5×
- our diocese 4×
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