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In 1661, this complex came under the control of regular priests.

"There is no problem with a lot of the regular priests.

The shrine itself are made of some bricks and have no regular priests.

She was influential in keeping the congregation together in the several years when it did not have a regular priest.

There was no sign of the regular priests and acolytes of Heqt.

In 1753, the church and monastery was secularized, meaning control passed from the Dominicans to regular priests.

Meletios Kestekides from Greece to be its first regular priest.

When he ministered, there had been no Masses in the camps for a long time; regular priests would not go in.

A regular priest would be tonsured.

One of the regular priests pulled off his miter and beard and went to the radio, putting on a headset.

The first known religious building, a small chapel, was built in Unalaska in 1808, but there was no regular priest.

I had Mass in Ewing MO as the regular priest was sick.

The Great Mother does not have regular priests, though she may invest hive mothers with clerical powers in times of conflict.

The clergy consisted of 48 secular priests, 24 regular priests, 57 churches, chapels, and stations; and various schools.

Meanwhile, his uncle William was embroiled in the nasty strife between the regular priests and the Jesuits, all wanting to save England.

Disputes occurred between the secular priests and regular priests in the 17th century similar to the disputes affecting English Catholic affairs in general.

Not only did the army use religion for military purposes, but regular priests also preached about the virtues of serving the crown and being a soldier to boost enlistment.

The first chapel was erected in 1842 in Grande-Baie; its first regular priest was Reverend Charles Pouliot.

After that complaint, Cardinal Law placed Father Forry on the emergency response team, meaning he would fill in at parishes when the regular priests were on vacation.

This was opposed by the Franciscans and caused instability as the regular priests did not speak Otomi and did not comply with promises to protect the indigenous against Spanish abuses.

Next in the religious command Ah K'in May, after the regular priests k'in ah, ah nakom sacrificers, the chilam prophets and priests of lower rank: chako'ob.

In France, where the Church was devastated after the French Revolution, there were 160.000 Religious when Pius IX died in 1878, in addition to the regular priests, working in the parishes.

Ocho told of going to meetings with Hector, of the speeches he made, of his many friends, of antagonizing the regular priests and the bureaucrats while he spread the message of a coming new day to anyone who would listen, and many did.

However, recent research by Karl Jansen-Winkeln shows that all the monuments of the first (King) Harsiese A demonstrate that he was never High Priest of Amun in his own right, merely a regular Priest of Amun.

But public disorder grew, with repeated riots; Pius IX fled Rome and escaped in disguise as a regular priest to Gaeta on 24 November in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, leaving Rome to the Extremism and the mob.