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- to the effect that Anglican orders could be accepted, yet have still reordained former Anglican clergy; other Eastern Orthodox churches have rejected...
- Coptic Church. Seraphim, primate of the British Orthodox Church, was not reordained, but received a chrismation. On 19 June 1994, Seraphim "was consecrated...
- Anglican Bishop Graham Leonard converted to Roman Catholicism, he was only reordained in 1994 conditionally because of the presence of Old Catholic bishops...
- rebuilding the community of monks in Phnom Penh and later in the provinces, reordaining prestigious monks who had been formerly senior monks. They were not allowed...
- bishop of Oxyrynchus, to submit to degradation from the ministry and to be reordained by him as an Arian bishop. He managed to keep the confidence of Constantius...
- by many and well-respected by Ajahn Mun himself. Luang Pu Waen Sucinno reordained as a monk in the Dhammayuttika Nikaya with Tan Chao Khun Upālī Guṇūpamājaa...
- Retrieved 4 March 2008. CIC 1983, c. 1031. CIC 1983, c. 1037. "Married, reordained clergy find exception in Catholic church". Washington Theological Union...
- ordinations of Formosus and required all bishops ordained by Formosus to be reordained. It was alleged that Sergius managed to get the consent of the Roman clergy...
- now 'unified' Sangha, into which they would have in due course to be reordained. Johnston, William M; Encyclopedia of Monasticism, Sri Lanka: History...
- now 'unified' Sangha, into which they would have in due course to be reordained. Parakkamabāhu also appointed a Sangharaja, or "King of the Sangha", a...