Though never married and probably in minor orders, he was not a priest.

In 1676, he received the minor orders and then became a subdeacon.

Previously, they need only be in minor orders and not even deacons.

He received the four minor orders in September 1461.

On April 2, 1892, he received the tonsure minor orders.

Three further minor orders followed on July 30, 1865.

He received the first tonsure and minor orders on December 14, 1859.

He took minor orders with the Franciscans and performed charitable works.

He received the minor orders in 1850, after rejoining the clerical state.

He received minor orders after this and was ordained sub-deacon.

He received the minor orders in the period 1775-1782 and was ordained as a priest on March 16, 1782.

One of the minor orders was the office of acolyte.

Even though also a clerk in minor orders, he was also a prince.

At the completion of his seminary studies in 1776, Consalvi took minor orders.

Born in Tulle, he was educated at his native town and took minor orders.

On 27 August 1747 he was promoted to the four minor orders by the Pope.

Minor orders are ranks of church ministry lower than major orders.

His parents' marriage was later declared illegal, because his father had already received minor orders.

William was probably a clerk in minor orders.

Pie received the four minor orders in 1837 and was ordained deacon 9 June 1838.

In some minor orders, the gardens had simply small chapels or oratories.

What up to now were called minor orders are henceforth to be called ministries.

Minor orders were conferred by the presentation to the candidate of the appropriate instruments.

Minor orders were discontinued in the reformed Church of England.

Among them were four parish priests, and all the others were clerks in minor orders.