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 1 Fwd,1|      Protestant liturgical scholars, clergy and laity today who are
 2 Fwd,2|          growing awareness among its clergy and laity that these claims
 3 Fwd,5|           case of laymen and married clergy, a humble and pious spouse.
 4  1,1 |            not only the dress of its clergy, but the model for the minaret (
 5  1,1 |            pope, its bishops and its clergy.~ ~Prior to the year 1054,
 6  1,1 |             Croatia, Catholic killer clergy (most notably the Franciscans)
 7  1,1 |           the evil coven of sadistic clergy assassins openly boasted
 8  3,5 |          upon Christians through the clergy ordained for this purpose.
 9  3,5 |            from whom the bishops and clergy receive their authority.
10  4,12|              undertaken by the Latin clergy, to whom it proved an irresistible
11  5,1 |          strata of society, from the clergy to the laity, and from the
12  6,8 |              exclusive domain of the clergy. As Archbishop Averky of
13  6,8 |            Catholicism, in which the clergy imagine themselves to be
14  6,8 |              Christianized Rome: the clergy became the patricians, the
15  6,8 | communicating the superiority of the clergy over the laity.~ (It is
16  6,8 |              corruption of the Latin clergy, he insisted that the laity
17  6,8 |              attempt to separate the clergy from the rest of society,
18  6,8 |           rest of society, a married clergy was done away with in the
19  6,8 |         break those ties whereby the clergy is united with the family,
20  6,8 |             sharp a line between the clergy and laity was drawn by the
21  6,8 |            was drawn by the Catholic clergy with the pope at its head.
22  6,8 |           Roman Catholic Church, the clergy elevated itself too much
23  6,16|           the popes and the Catholic clergy. This false teaching was
24  6,18|          granting to the chief Roman clergy senatorial distinctions
25  6,18|             both among its laity and clergy — that such claims are altogether
26 10,16|            include the ordination of clergy. He alone ordains all the
27 10,19|           share with the bishops and clergy in being guardians of the
28 10,26|            began to spread among the clergy and laity in the Latin Church,
29 11,1 |            system apprehended by the clergy and expounded to the laity,
30 11,4 |              exclusive domain of the clergy and learned, such as the
31 11,4 |              the services.~ Orthodox clergy have greater freedom and
32 11,4 |             Eucharist. Only ordained clergy may touch the altar table
33 11,4 |             Gifts. No one other than clergy is allowed to pass through