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 1  8,1|        any one saith, that, in ministers, when they effect, and confer
 2  8,1|     omitted at pleasure by the ministers, or be changed, by every
 3 15,1|      of forgiving sins, as the ministers of Christ; and that their
 4 15,2|    also shown, that the proper ministers of this sacrament are the
 5 15,3|      not priests alone are the ministers of absolution, but that,
 6 15,5|      exhibit themselves as the ministers of God, lest that saying
 7 22,1|       account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and the dispensers
 8 22,2|       confer orders, nor their ministers, shall, under any pretext,
 9 23,4|     for the necessities of the ministers (thereof), and of the poor;
10 24,1|  several and diverse orders of ministers, to minister to the priesthood,
11 24,1|       Confirmation; ordain the ministers of the Church; and that
12 24,1|    them to themselves, are not ministers of the church, but are to
13 24,1|      kind of rite for choosing ministers of the word of God and of
14 24,1|       of bishops, priests, and ministers; let him be anathema. ~CANON
15 24,1|     from elsewhere, are lawful ministers of the word and of the sacraments;
16 24,2|        a perpetual seminary of ministers of God. And that the youths
17 26,1| accurately, by the priests and ministers of the church, and others
18 26,4|       end, therefore, that the ministers of the Church may be recalled
19 26,4| unworthy servility towards the Ministers of Kings, towards Lords,
20 26,4|      and out of it, before the ministers of kings, nobles, and barons;
21 26,4|       as if they were inferior ministers of the altar, not only most