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- noun Plural form of
chaplaincy .
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and can be easily found under "chaplaincies" on the main diocesan webpage.
The Situation of the Classical Roman Rite in Ireland, two years after Summorum Pontificum 2009
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The seminary started its Muslim chaplaincy program more than a decade ago to meet demand for military, hospital and prison chaplains, then expanded it to university chaplaincies, Yuskaev says.
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Counseling, disabilities services, chaplaincies, and academic and career advisement must be prepared to work together to identify and make needed referrals for support and therapy.
Victor Schwartz: Caring for Vets in College Victor Schwartz 2010
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The seminary started its Muslim chaplaincy program more than a decade ago to meet demand for military, hospital and prison chaplains, then expanded it to university chaplaincies, Yuskaev says.
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If there was any alarm raised by higher education in response to the chalking Muhammad incidents, it's been hard to hear (with the important exception of chaplaincies on certain campuses that have adapted to engage religious diversity).
Eboo Patel: 'Everybody Draw Muhammad Day': The New Campus Culture Wars 2010
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Counseling, disabilities services, chaplaincies, and academic and career advisement must be prepared to work together to identify and make needed referrals for support and therapy.
Victor Schwartz: Caring for Vets in College Victor Schwartz 2010
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Beginning in 1848, countless petitions poured into both houses of Congress calling for an end to the military and congressional chaplaincies.
Chris Rodda: A Little History Lesson For Rep. Walter B. Jones About Military Chaplains 2009
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Is it not high time for the three overshadowing branches of American Protestantism -- and, indeed, for all branches -- to unite in an earnest protest against this unequal distribution of chaplaincies in the army and navy, and this great outrage upon their denominational dignity.
Chris Rodda: A Little History Lesson For Rep. Walter B. Jones About Military Chaplains 2009
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Since 1984, MRFF charges, Ammerman's agency has violated numerous codes that govern chaplaincies, including a constant denigration of other religions, particularly Islam, Judaism, mainline Protestantism and Catholicism, but also non-Pentecostal evangelical churches.
Christian Soldiers 2009
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By the end of the Mexican-American War in 1848, opposition to government paid chaplains was already brewing, and a vigorous campaign to abolish both the military and congressional chaplaincies that soon began would go on for well over a decade, supported by both members of the military and civilians, including churches and religious leaders.
Chris Rodda: A Little History Lesson For Rep. Walter B. Jones About Military Chaplains 2009
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