Ordinal

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The Ordinal is a liturgical text in the Anglican tradition that sets out the rites and prayers for ordaining deacons, priests, and bishops.

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Ordinal (Anglican liturgical text) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liturgical text
ordination rite
associatedWith Book of Common Prayer NERFINISHED
contains blessings
charges to ordinands
congregational responses
promises of conformity to doctrine and discipline
definesOfficeOf bishop
deacon
priest
genre Christian liturgy
includes collects for ordination
examination of candidates
invocation of the Holy Spirit
laying on of hands
litany for ordination
liturgical prayers
prefaces for ordination
questions to ordinands
rubrics
vows of obedience
includesRiteFor ordination of bishops
ordination of deacons
ordination of priests
language English
liturgicalFamily Anglican liturgy
purpose to provide prayers for ordination
to set out rites for ordination
religion Christianity
requires presence of a bishop for ordination
subject holy orders
ministry in the church
ordination
theologyEmphasis apostolic succession
historic episcopate
public ministry of Word and Sacrament
tradition Western Christianity NERFINISHED
usedBy Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Anglican churches NERFINISHED
Church of England NERFINISHED
bishops as ordaining ministers
usedDuring diaconal ordination services
episcopal ordination services
priestly ordination services
usedFor setting apart persons for ordained ministry
usedIn Anglican tradition

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