Word: clergyman
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Over 100 Quebec mixed marriages have been annulled in the last 33 years. Since there is usually collusion in annulment cases, none was appealed. Last week's appeal was lodged not by the husband or wife but by the Anglican clergyman who married them. He had been attacked for performing the marriage and decided to prove he had a legal as well as a spiritual right to do so. Four of the five judges who upheld him are Roman Catholics...
Died. Pilot Officer Richard W. S. Inge, 25, Cambridge-educated clergyman, youngest son of Dr. W. R. Inge, famed onetime "Gloomy Dean" of London's bombed St. Paul's Cathedral; "on active service" with the R.A.F...
...mankind is to regenerate itself from its present physical decay, Hooton insisted that the physician, who has the requisite knowledge of human functioning, should take over the job of the sociologist and the clergyman where possible, but he strictly opposed mixing medicine and politics...
Hacking up the stand taken by Professors Hocking and Mother, other sponsors of the rally also prepared to desert, and at least one prominent Boston clergyman, Dr. Albert C. Dieffenbach, had taken his stand with the professors who retracted their support...
...chaplain is never addressed by his rank, but always-regardless of his faith -as "Chaplain." He performs the same duties as a civilian clergyman. Biggest difference is that his congregation is almost 100% male. A good chaplain accompanies the troops into battle. During World War I, 23 U. S. chaplains were killed...