ecclesiastically (Meaning)

Wordnet

ecclesiastically (r)

in an ecclesiastic manner

Webster

In an ecclesiastical manner; according ecclesiastical rules.

The priest's ecclesiastically adorned vestments shimmered in the candlelight during the solemn ceremony.
The ecclesiastically appointed delegates convened at the Vatican to discuss pressing matters of faith and doctrine.
The Pope's ecclesiastically sanctioned pilgrimage to the Holy Land drew millions of devoted followers from around the globe.
The archbishop's ecclesiastically guided homily provided profound spiritual insights to the congregation.
The canon law expert offered an ecclesiastically informed perspective on the church's teachings on marriage.
The ecclesiastically consecrated cathedral stood as a testament to the enduring presence of faith in the community.
The ecclesiastically governed parish school emphasized moral values and academic excellence.
The ecclesiastically ordained minister performed the sacred rites of baptism, communion, and confirmation.
The ecclesiastically approved liturgy provided a structured framework for worship and devotion.
The ecclesiastically defined dogma served as the foundation for the church's beliefs and practices.

in an ecclesiastic mannerIn an ecclesiastical manner; according ecclesiastical rules.

ecclesiastic, religious, papal, episcopal, ministerial, evangelical,ecclesial, churchly, evangelic, apostolic

lay,secular, temporal, secular, temporal, lay, nonecclesiastical,profane, nonecclesiastical, nonchurch

The priest's ecclesiastically adorned vestments shimmered in the candlelight during the solemn ceremony.

The ecclesiastically appointed delegates convened at the Vatican to discuss pressing matters of faith and doctrine.

The Pope's ecclesiastically sanctioned pilgrimage to the Holy Land drew millions of devoted followers from around the globe.

The archbishop's ecclesiastically guided homily provided profound spiritual insights to the congregation.