presbytery in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for presbytery in the English»French Dictionary

presbytery [Brit ˈprɛzbɪt(ə)ri, Am ˈprɛzbəˌtɛri, ˈprɛsbəˌtɛri] N

1. presbytery (priest's house):

presbytery

presbytère m

2. presbytery (ruling body):

presbytery + vb sing ou pl

consistoire m presbytérien

3. presbytery (part of church):

presbytery

chœur m

Translations for presbytery in the French»English Dictionary

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presbytery in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for presbytery in the English»French Dictionary

presbytery [ˈprezbɪtri, Am -teri] N REL

presbytery

presbytère m

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English

The office of pastor included the function as executive-in-chief of the presbytery.

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A presbytery was added in 1952, and the church was subsequently enlarged and a parish hall added.

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A synod is a regional governing body that is made up of presbyteries.

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The presbytery can be reached along a ramp.

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The presbytery, however, dates from the beginning of the 18th century (1701) and was repaired in the 19th century.

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After rancorous debate, that policy was upheld in a vote of presbyteries in 2002, but overruled in 2010.

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Statutes passed in 1616, 1633, 1646 and 1696 established a parish school system, paid for by local heritors and administered by ministers and local presbyteries.

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It should have demitted the complaint to the presbytery, and could have done so with instructions that the presbytery hold a heresy trial.

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Above the presbytery, there is another vault and a roof formed by eight small barrel vaults.

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Presbytery and synod were involved in a protracted dispute which touched upon the nature of ecclesiastical jurisdiction.

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