- full
dubbing is
generally reserved for children's material. Historically,
lectors (known as
lectores in Cuba) or
readers in a
cigar factory entertained workers...
-
instituted lectors and catechists. On this day, Pope
Francis held a
ceremony during which he
installed six
women as
institutional lectors, and
three women...
- Dr.
Hannibal Lecter is a
character created by
American novelist Thomas Harris.
Lecter is a
cannibalistic serial killer and
former forensic psychiatrist;...
- A
lector priest was a
priest in
ancient Egypt who
recited spells and
hymns during temple rituals and
official ceremonies. Such
priests also sold their...
-
those who,
without being lectors in the
specific sense,
carry out
their functions at M****: "In the
absence of an
instituted lector,
other lay
people may...
-
origin of
caveat venditor as it
pertains to
modern tort law in US.
Caveat lector is a
Latin phrase meaning "let the
reader beware". It
means that when reading...
- as
instituted lectors and catechists. On this day, Pope
Francis held a
ceremony during which he
installed six
women as
instituted lectors, and
three women...
- race of Fiachra, son of
Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin 789.
Colgu Ua Duineachda,
lector of
Cluain Mic Nois, he who
composed the
Scuaip Chrabhaidh, died. 793. Connmhach...
- use the term "instituted" (such as "instituted acolytes" and "instituted
lectors") some
translations refer to them as "installed". For example, the translation...
- administratively, and in
other ways,
including the
liturgical services as acolytes,
lectors, cantors, and the like,
initiation sponsors,
pastoral care ministers, and...
