canonicate (Meaning)

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canonicate (n.)

The office of a canon; a canonry.

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The bishop bestowed the title of canonicate upon the esteemed clergyman in recognition of his exemplary service.
The process of obtaining a canonicate within the church hierarchy requires years of dedication and scholarly achievement.
Only those with exceptional theological knowledge and devotion are considered for a prestigious canonicate.
Within the ecclesiastical structure, the duties of a canonicate often include administrative responsibilities and ceremonial duties.
The cathedral's chapter convened to discuss the appointment of a new canonicate to fill the vacancy.
The granting of a canonicate is a significant milestone in the career of a clergy member, marking their elevation within the church.
The canonicate was established centuries ago to recognize individuals who made significant contributions to the church's mission.
The canonicate entitles its holder to certain privileges and responsibilities within the religious community.
Scholars of religious studies often study the historical evolution of the canonicate and its role in church governance.
The canonicate carries with it a sense of honor and obligation, inspiring recipients to continue their service to the faith.

The office of a canon; a canonry.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bishop bestowed the title of canonicate upon the esteemed clergyman in recognition of his exemplary service.

The process of obtaining a canonicate within the church hierarchy requires years of dedication and scholarly achievement.

Only those with exceptional theological knowledge and devotion are considered for a prestigious canonicate.

Within the ecclesiastical structure, the duties of a canonicate often include administrative responsibilities and ceremonial duties.