- cathedral.
Generally speaking,
canons in
Anglican churches are
either canons residentiary (working at the cathedral, and few in number) or
honorary canons (non-cathedral...
- The
Cathedral Church of All Saints, Derby,
better known as
Derby Cathedral, is a
cathedral church in the city of Derby, England. In 1927, it was promoted...
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speedily became non-resident, and this led to the
distinction of
residentiary and non-
residentiary canons,
until in most
churches the
number of
resident canons...
- the dean,
three residentiary canons (one of whom is, exceptionally, lay), one "additional
member of
chapter and
canon non-
residentiary" (ordained), and...
- Sutton-on-the-Forest. He
became prebendary of
Weighton in 1825, canon-
residentiary of York in 1831,
canon of
Ripon in 1836,
rector of Etton, and
vicar of...
- the patron.
Cathedral clergy (normally a dean and a
varying number of
residentiary canons who
constitute the
cathedral chapter) are
appointed either by...
-
collegiate churches. The
greater chapter of a
cathedral includes both the
residentiary canons (full-time
senior cathedral clergy) and the
prebendaries (and...
-
structural alteration to the
cathedral to be made. In 1866,
there were six
residentiary canonries, of
which one was
annexed to the
Archdeaconry of Canterbury...
-
Subdean from
January 2021)
Chancellor –
vacant Vice
Chancellor –
vacant Residentiary Canon –
David Dadswell The
choir is
currently formed of
adult singers...
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which have
different functions. The
smaller body
usually consists of the
residentiary members and is
included in the
larger one. Originally, the term "cathedral...