In reference to the written rules that provide a code of laws for church governance, see Constitution and Canons.

The church's codified laws and regulations, enacted under its Constitution, that govern organization and administration, worship, the ordering of ministry, and ecclesiastical discipline throughout the church.

The city in southeastern England that became the ecclesiastical center for England and, eventually, the Anglican Communion.

canticles

canticles

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usually of a large or well-resourced parish."

Long, close-fitting garment with narrow sleeves worn by clergy and other ministers.

Systematic instruction and formation for baptism, initiating them into the mysteries and life of Christian faith.

lay or ordained