Definition of Archdiaconate. Meaning of Archdiaconate. Synonyms of Archdiaconate

- was elected to the Papacy as Gregory VII in 1073, he suppressed the Archdiaconate and the prelate entrusted with the supervision of the Apostolic Camera...
- gives the date 1461. In his Will of 1493, Piccolomini granted the archdiaconate of Brabant a cope worth fifty gold florins de camera. Carol Richardson...
- of orders, cathedral chapters in reference to their own affairs, the archdiaconate in the Middle Ages, and parish priests in the internal forum. If however...
- McDowell, Rector of Ballywillan (Connor). Wicklow: attached to the Archdiaconate of Glendalough from the early 14th century to 1467, this has since been...
- Latin gaudium, both meaning "joy". Josas was the ancient name of an archdiaconate of the archbishop of Paris. Although many discoveries in various parts...
- part of the Diocese of Constance, under the local supervision of the Archdiaconate "Vor dem Walde", based in Dornstetten. When the Protestant Reformation...
- of Milan before becoming Bishop of Turin, and continued to hold the Archdiaconate during his term as bishop. He was elected Archbishop of Milan on 5 December...
- Empire. The provost of the Collegiate Church administered one of the archdiaconates (a medieval organizational form similar to today's diaconates) of the...
- establishments of several cardinals or noblemen. Encina was appointed to the Archdiaconate of Málaga Cathedral by Pope Julius II in 1508. In 1518 he resigned from...
- letter to Innocent III some time around 1200 that his income from his archdiaconate barely met his basic expenses. Although he had probably been dean of...