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priest-ridden
priest-ridden, ppl. a. (ˈpriːstˌrɪd(ə)n) Also -rid (obs. or arch.). [f. priest n. + ridden ppl. a.] ‘Ridden’, i.e. managed or controlled by a priest or priests; held in subjection by priestly authority.α 1653 Waterhouse Apol. Learn. 82 That pusillanimity..which by many in our Age scornfully is calle...
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Francis Gleeson (priest)
Gleeson, who had ridden at the front of the column, addressed the assembled 800 men and gave them the general absolution whilst still mounted on his horse He was appointed parish priest of St Catherine's in Meath Street, Dublin on 30 August 1944.
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ridden
ridden, ppl. a. (ˈrɪd(ə)n) [pa. pple. of ride v.] † 1. That has ridden, travelled. In comb. room-ridden, far-travelled. Obs.—11340–70 Alex. & Dind. 1131 Þis makelese man þat most was adouted, Þe romme riden alexandre, richest of kingus. 2. That has been ridden upon; broken-in.1523 Fitzherb. Husb. §1...
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Victor von Carben
Victor von Carben, or Victor of Carben (1422–1515) was a German rabbi of Cologne who converted to Catholicism and later became a priest. He wrote to the archbishop, congratulating him on having "plucked away the weeds from his bishopric and ridden it of Jews," though like Pfefferkorn, he
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Gude Axelsen Giedde
As a devoted adherent of Lutheranism, for his personal security during the tumultuous time of the Protestant Reformation, he is said to ridden his horse Giedde thus left his military career in order to become a priest.
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priest
▪ I. priest, n. (priːst) Forms: 1–4 préost, (1 pr{iacu}ost, preast, 2 proest, 3 prost), 1–6 prēst, (3–5 prust, pruest, 4–5 prist, 4–6 pryst, preste, priste), 4–7 preest, -e, (2) 4– priest, (4–6 preist, -e, 5 preyst, 6 preast, pryste). [OE. préost = OHG. prêst, priast, ON. prest-r (Norw. prest, Sw. p...
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Capell
Capel (1586–1656), English nonconforming clergyman
Thomas Bladen Capel (1776–1853), Royal Navy admiral
Thomas John Capel (1836–1911), English scandal-ridden Roman Catholic priest
Tommy Capel (1922–2009), English footballer
William Capel (died 1515), Lord Mayor of London and Member of Parliament
William
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Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau
Instead he continued his studies and was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Quebec on 10 September 1842. Taschereau described one ship, the Agnes, as "the most plague-ridden ship of all and in danger of losing everyone on board."
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Tim Priest (police officer)
In 2002 he gave evidence to an enquiry into the crime- and drugs ridden suburb of Cabramatta and attracted national and international headlines. However, in 2006 The Sydney Morning Herald, said of Priest's talk: "It has become a celebrated story, told by the whistleblowing former policeman Tim Priest
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Placid J. Podipara
Mar Podippara Ouseph Placid Malpan, also known as Placidachan (3 October 1899 – 27 April 1985) was an Indian Syriac Catholic priest and scholar of the Towards the last days he was bed-ridden due to partial paralysis which affected his power of speech. He died on 27 April 1985.
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Emily Loveday
It was published by William Hone to expose the "priest-ridden Bourbon regime".
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Karate Cop
In post-apocalyptic America, the once-stable society has become a corrupt, crime-ridden totalitarian wasteland. Lee as Sneaker
Lorraine Swanson as Tess
Denny Grayson as Priest
Kelli Gianettoni as Dancing Dahlia
Stephen W.
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Inkamana Abbey
The abbey's priest is also the custodian of the Ngome Marian Shrine, where between 1955 and 1971 the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared ten times to Sister Reinolda During a 1997 fire in the hospice, three bed-ridden patients died, as did Sr. Ann Thole, who tried to rescue them.
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Hyakuzō Kurata
In 1917, Kurata wrote Shukke to sono deshi ("The Priest and his Apprentice") a stage play about the 13th century Buddhist priest Shinran, which quickly The priest and his disciples: A play. Hokuseido Press (1955).
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The Inner Room
And near him is a priest
Still schism-whole;
He loves the censer-reek
And organ-roll. If the priest should gain his will
I doubt no more!
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