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chaplain Noun a clergyman attached to a chapel, military body, or institution [Late Latin cappella chapel] chaplaincy n
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Translations n chaplain [ˈtʃӕplin] a clergyman attached to a ship, regiment etc. kapelaan كاهِنٌ (في الجَيْش أو البَحْرِيَّه) воен. свещеник vojenský kněz -præst der Geistliche στρατιωτικός ιερέας capellán kaplan کشیش مخصوص مکانی خاص pappi aumônier כֹּמֵר צְבָאִי @@@כּוֹמֵר צְבָאי$$$ जहाज या रेजिमेंट से संबद्ध पुजारी, पुरोहित, पादरी kapelan káplán rohaniwan, pendeta (hirð-/her-/skóla)prestur cappellano 従軍牧師 (공공 시설에 소속된) 성직자 kapelionas kapelāns paderi tentera aalmoezenier skips-/felt-/sykehus-/fengselsprest kapelan capelão preot militar капеллан vojenský kňaz kaplan kapelan präst, sjömans-, regements-, fältpräst อนุศาสนาจารย์ ...papazı 牧師 капелан; священик پادری ، پروہت cha tuyên úy 牧师 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Tom raised the question of whether humanism could be considered enough of a mainstream and important philosophical tradition to be among those represented, especially given that Harvard never officially renounced its standing as a "religious" university, and therefore the school's chaplaincies represent, at least in theory, its ethical foundation. In his sermon, George Packard, the Episcopal Church's bishop suffragan for chaplaincies, took the intricacies of pain from the early days of Katrina and posited them into the helping hands and hearts of the present and into the arms of God. Originally, the name "Newman" was given to Catholic chaplaincies at secular schools to give cover to a ministry that was thought to be almost sinful. |
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