The next year he received full ordination as a monk.

However, in 1249, 12 women received full ordination as priests.

He received his ordination to priesthood on March 12, 1661.

Among its supporters were many who had not received Presbyterian ordination.

On 10 August 1910, he received his ordination to the priesthood.

In 1924, he received his ordination as a priest.

It was in Chicago that he completed his studies and received rabbinical ordination.

That year he received his ordination from the seminary.

He received his ordination (semichah) at the age of nineteen.

Too young to receive ordination, he taught at Jefferson College for several years.