Theological (De)formations? The Sex Abuse Crisis in the Context of Nuptial Ecclesiology and the Theology of Priesthood by Tina Beattie

“…A transformation of the symbolics of gender is essential if the dysfunctional dynamics of masculine clerical power are to yield to a more life-affirming ecclesiology.…”
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Wybór systemów nagłośnienia pomieszczeń sakralnych by Adam Rosiński

“…The author of the following publication, aware of the shortage of specific literature concerning links between acoustics, architecture and building’s design, sets himself an aim: to depict general problems relevant to architect design of sacred interior reflecting acoustic qualities of each room and to convey useful and basic knowledge to architects, acousticians and clerics referring to the church’s building stage. …”
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Paris, capitale de la déviance ecclésiastique au siècle des Lumières by Myriam Deniel-Ternant

“…The ensuing corpus acknowledging the attractiveness of the capital and some of its districts, did so by mapping the clerics’ locations along with places of prostitution. …”
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Afghanistan’s Constitution between Sharia Law and International Human Rights by Adeel Hussain

“…<p>Afghanistan’s 2004 constitution is a compromise between liberal internationalists, local clerics and warlords. Apostasy cases are the constitution’s litmus test. …”
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The role of the mosque and church in rites of worship by Meftah Reza Ahmad, Mottaghi Hossein

“…Three important and essential elements in the establishment of the religious rites within Islam and Christianity include the following: (1) a place to conduct these rites of worship, namely mosques and churches, (2) religious clerics or priests, and (3) ritual instructions. Of these, the mosque and the church hold great importance as the veritable cradle for the establishment of the religious rites and practices of these faiths. …”
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The Preliminary Investigation in the Case of Dimissio de Statu Clericali by Michał Grochowina

“…Due to the nature of the punishment – dismissal from the clerical state – the investigator inquiring the facts and circumstances of an offense has to be prudent.…”
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Effect of retirement on alcohol consumption: longitudinal evidence from the French Gazel cohort study. by Marie Zins, Alice Guéguen, Mika Kivimaki, Archana Singh-Manoux, Annette Leclerc, Jussi Vahtera, Hugo Westerlund, Jane E Ferrie, Marcel Goldberg

“…In men, this increase was 3.1 percentage points for managers, 3.2 in intermediate occupations, 4.6 in clerical workers, and 1.3 in manual workers. In women, this increase was 6.6 percentage points among managers, 4.3 in intermediate occupations, and 3.3 among clerical workers. …”
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Using linkage to assess coverage of population estimates. by Sarah Collyer, Josie Plachta

“…We have developed a clerical matching system that can display composite-level linkage, i.e., candidate cluster-pairs. …”
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Preparing Pathology Data for Linkage by Nadine Wiggins, Tim Albion, Brian Stokes, Matthew Jose

“…De-duplication created extensive clerical review and methods to reduce this work were devised and implemented as part of the linkage process. …”
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Making the 2022 Rwanda Census count. by Rachel Shipsey

“…Match keys are currently being developed by NISR with clerical review undertaken using our open-source Clerical Matching Online Widget (CROW) with the synthetic data. …”
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Measuring precision for deterministic and probabilistic record linkage by Bindi Kindermann, James Chipperfield, Noel Hansen, Peter Rossiter, Jeffrey Wright

“…These methods are model-based and do not require clerical review. The main uses of these methods are to estimate: 1. …”
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Patronymic Names Ending in -vich as a Marker of Social Status in the Documents of the Russian State of the 14th–16th Centuries by Mikhail M. Bentsianov

“…Yet it was only in the middle of the 16th c. that the use of full variants of patronymics was commonly regarded in clerical literature as a sign of belonging to the upper strata of the ruling elite. …”
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Three men shaking hands by London Irish Centre, LIC

“…Black and white group portrait photograph of three unidentified men all shaking hands. One wears clerical dress, the other two are in suits. Photographer unknown.…”
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Group portrait in a bar by Kilkenny Association, KILK

“…Black and white group portrait photograph of eight people, including two men in clerical dress, in a bar. Mounted in a card folder. …”
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Group portrait after a formal dinner by Kilkenny Association, KILK

“…Colour group portrait photograph of eight women and six men (two in clerical dress) behind a table covered in cards, flowers and presents. …”
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Group portrait of five men and a boy by Waterford Association, WA

“…Black and white group portrait photograph of five men, one in clerical dress, and a young boy. Photographer unknown. …”

Factors Related to Physician Burnout and Its Consequences: A Review by Rikinkumar S. Patel, Ramya Bachu, Archana Adikey, Meryem Malik, Mansi Shah

“…Additionally, the healthcare system mandates physicians to keep a meticulous record of their physician-patient encounters along with clerical responsibilities. Physicians are not well-trained in managing clerical duties, and this might shift their focus from solely caring for their patients. …”
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“Brave men in cassocks”: bravery and violence use by clergy in Goiás by Eliézer Cardoso de Oliveira, Eduardo Gusmão de Quadros

“…<p>This article analyzes clerics who identified with the ethics of bravery. …”
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Prospects for Higher Shia Religious Education in Post-Soviet Countries by Akif Tahiiev

“…Analysing their specifics, one can see that almost all the clerics of these communities received religious education in Iran and/or Iraq, while the Sunni clerics of the same countries most often studied in their homeland. …”
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L’inattendu du terrain by Claire Vidal

“…In this particularly dynamic microcosm, one finds inhabitants side-by-side with travellers, clerics, soldiers, political authorities, and tourism companies. …”
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