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During his priestly ministry, he was very involved with health care.

My father does, for that part of him that's concerned with his priestly office.

In his priestly ministry he had a very active performance.

Finally in February 1539 he entered a priestly position again.

The young man's hair was moderately short, as if it might be in the process of growing out from a close military or priestly cut.

He could feel the priestly eyes gnawing at his back.

The others did not share his priestly secret, and still relied on light to get about.

In the priestly role, the president makes America itself the ultimate reference point.

"He is a man gifted and called to a priestly ministry."

Before you decide, at least do not fail to consider what history has to tell about priestly government.

He had special priestly duties in different rituals on the state level.

They were divided into 24 groups, each group consisting of six priestly families.

This is all a priestly farce, but very well, I will play the game.

Many would have desired to continue in their priestly ministry as married men.

At age 22, he abandoned priestly studies, deciding to serve the public good through social work.

He would not stare into the eyes of the priestly caste.

But in the main the results were very helpful to priestly morale.

And, mind you, none of it will require priestly supervision.

At that time, the slaves were often married to members of powerful priestly families.

Both groups objected to the way the priestly families were running the Temple.

The priestly response of secrecy had been flawed from the beginning.

Still, many wish to understand the root cause of priestly sexual abuse.

I reached out to touch his arm through the priestly garments.

This change brought an abrupt end to his priestly aspirations, in 1948.

However, the study of medicinal plants was limited to the priestly class.