Word: triennially
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...recent survey, the weekly Our Sunday Visitor discovered nearly 300 Catholic parishes whose pastors have already introduced tithing, 1,250 others where the system is scheduled for adoption. At its 60th triennial convocation of bishops in Detroit last year, the Protestant Episcopal Church strongly recommended that ministers introduce tithing. The United Presbyterian Fellowship of Tithing Churches, which had twelve congregations at its founding...
...first time in its 175 years, the Protestant Episcopal Church knows exactly what an Episcopalian is. At the 60th triennial General Convention in Detroit, the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies last week agreed on definitions of three terms: member, member in good standing, and communicant in good standing...
...Delhi he will attend the Third Assembly of the World Council of Churches, and sitting for the third time as a member of the Central Committee at the Council's triennial meeting...
...quite speechless!" exclaimed the Most Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger, Presiding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Like everybody else at the Episcopalians' 60th triennial General Convention in Detroit last week, he was astonished at the speed with which the House of Bishops committed themselves to negotiate toward Presbyterian Eugene Carson Blake's proposal for a four-church merger (TIME cover...
...violence and medicocrity make contemporary television programming a "vast wasteland" which "squanders the public's airwaves." And, in words even less welcome to his audience, he promised the use the now virtually dormant powers of the FCC to improve the quality of programs. Specifically, he promised to make the triennial renewal of station licenses more than a formality, and, through public hearings, demand that the stations prove that they are living up to their pledge to operate "in the public interest...