provide
incumbent
vicarage
clericate
ecclesially
advowson
prepositus
apocrisarius
minister
prelacy
postulate
appropriation
portionist
living
archbishopric
episcopize
impropriate
vicariate
diocesan
esquireship
rectorship
sedes vacans
vicar
present
presbytery
curate
Reader
vicegerent
visitorship
diaconal
underdeacon
prelatical
subdeacon
communicate
expectative
sceuophylax
archbishopship
holy orders
archdeacon
protopope
sinecure
prelatial
provincial
vicar-general
see
obedientiary
collate
jurisdictionalism
undervicar
subvicar
rectorate
archiepiscopality
incardinate
rectrix
sedes impedita
archepiscopally
official
canonry
duchen
suffragan bishop
churchwarden
subrector
squarson
suffragan
preappoint
rector
foreappoint
parson's freehold
prelateship
capitular
congé d'élire
ecclesiastic
baron-bailie
Rt. Rev'd.
advocation
liegedom
black-collar
chaplain
pluralist
priesthood
vicarship
episcopally
presentation
pontificate
deacon
proxy
Your Worship
sacerdotalize
appointee
decretorial
rectorial
Very Reverend
Rt. Revd.

English words for 'To appoint to an ecclesiastical benefice before it is vacant. See provisor.'

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