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consecrated deaconesses; in Methodism, the male
equivalent to
female deaconesses are Home Missioners. The
oldest reference to
women as
deaconesses (or female...
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during worship services, with
deaconesses as
their female counterparts. In the
Iglesia ni Cristo,
deacons and
deaconesses are
usually required to be married...
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Nicaea (325 CE)
declared deaconesses to be laywomen: Like
treatment should be
given in the case of
their deaconesses, and
generally in the case of...
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elders and deacons, to
consecrate diaconal ministers, to
commission deaconesses and home missionaries, and to see that the
names of the
persons commissioned...
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Deaconesses/Teacher Year Amor Diaz 1999–2000
Lorna Antinero 2000–2003
Jessica Perez 2010–2014
Sheila May
Bernardo 2014–2016 Joy del
Monte 2016–2019...
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cathedral is a
church that
contains the
cathedra (Latin for 'seat') of a bishop, thus
serving as the
central church of a diocese, conference, or episcopate...
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restored the "ancient
order of
deaconesses" with
Elizabeth Ferard by the
laying on of hands.
Women were
ordained deaconesses by the
Bishop of
Alabama (in...
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soldiers or
holding political office, and
restricted from
serving as
deaconesses in the
Church from the 7th
century onwards,
women were
mostly ****igned...
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children are grown. Only men are
allowed to
receive holy orders,
although deaconesses had both
liturgical and
pastoral functions within the church. In 2016...
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about the
situation are not available.
Women continued to be
ordained as
deaconesses in the
Byzantine Church through the 9th
century AD,
after which the practice...
