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41Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil — Primate Bishop Maurício José Araújo de Andrade Headquarters Porto Alegre RS Territory Brazil Members 120,000[1] Website …
42Concepcion Cabrera de Armida — Concepción Cabrera de Armida The Venerable Concepción Cabrera de Armida (born on December 8, 1862 in San Luis Potosí, Mexico and died on March 3, 1937 in Mexico City) was a Mexican Roman Catholic mystic and writer.[1][2] She is a …
43Religions of the Discworld — The world depicted in Terry Pratchett s Discworld series of novels has a lively and complex religious life. The Discworld had numerous gods, all of which clearly exist rather than being socio cultural inventions. There are also multiple… …
44Convent pornography — Mr. Abbott Bitt at Convent, a pornographic film circa 1925 …
45Wimple — Headdress worn by women from the 12c to 14c. How much of the forehead was visible or not was for a while a measure of modesty or immodesty: hair was removed so as to move the hair line back. The wimple was also used by nuns until recently. Apart… …
46preacher — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ charismatic, dynamic, famous, good, great, popular, well known ▪ fundamentalist, radical …
47Мирянин — / Мирянка ♦ (ENG layman / lay woman) см. Светское лицо …
48laywoman — lay|wom|an [ leı,wumən ] (plural lay|wom|en [ leı,wımın ] ) noun count 1. ) a woman who is not trained to a high or professional standard in a particular subject 2. ) a woman who is a member of a Christian church but not officially employed by it …
49laywoman — /lay woom euhn/, n., pl. laywomen. 1. a woman who is not a member of the clergy. 2. a woman who is not a member of a given profession, as law or medicine. [1520 30; LAY3 + WOMAN] Usage. See woman. * * * …
50layperson — lay|per|son [ leı,pɜrsn ] (plural lay|per|sons or lay|peo|ple [ leı,pipl ] ) noun count used instead of LAYMAN or LAYWOMAN when you want to say that the person could be a man or a woman: the layperson (=all laypersons as a group): How would you… …
