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Pastoral Perfection: Cardinal Manning and the Secular Clergy

Studies in Church History, 1989
Towards the end of his life Cardinal Manning made some notes on what he called, ‘Hindrances to the Spread of Catholicism in England’. High on his list was the state of the English diocesan clergy: they were, he felt, neither cultured nor ‘civil’, in that they were unprepared to play a part in public life and did not understand English institutions and ...
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The Norman Empire and the Secular Clergy, 1066-1204

Journal of British Studies, 1982
Several recent studies dealing with the English church during the Norman period add immeasurably to our understanding of the era, but nonetheless represent a lost opportunity to recreate the actual ecclesiastical milieu, an English church unsevered from its Norman counterpart.
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The Secular Clergy in Piers Plowman

The Yearbook of Langland Studies, 2002
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SECULAR CLERGY

2017
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Monks and the Secular Clergy

2019
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A Comparative Analysis of the Psychological Literature on Collaboration Between Clergy and Mental-Health Professionals—Perspectives from Secular and Religious Journals: 1970–1999

Pastoral Psychology, 2004
Kevin J Flannelly, Andrew J Weaver, Flannelly Kevin J   +2 more
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Secular clergy careers

2012
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The Clergy of Blessed Oliver Plunkett (Part II): Biographical Dictionary of Secular Clergy

Seanchas Ardmhacha: Journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society, 1958
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The English Secular Clergy, 1559–1829

2021
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The Secular Clergy in the Diocese of Lincoln, 1495-1520

The American Historical Review, 1968
W. M. Southgate, Margaret Bowker
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