The ordainers gathered at the cathedral to discuss the criteria for future clergy appointments.

The ordainer laid hands on the new deacon with solemn prayer.

After years of study, she discovered she was ordainable within the denomination's guidelines.

The ancient chronicles described the ordas that swept across the plains.

The historian's article argued that ordalia were often manipulated by local lords to secure convictions.

Historians studying regional policy often cite the Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug as an example of Soviet-era territorial administration within Irkutsk Oblast.

The bishop welcomed the new ordainees during the morning service, blessing each with a prayer.

As the ordainee approached the altar, the congregation fell silent, sensing the solemnity of the moment.

The self-ordained leader claimed he alone could interpret the group's rules.

They followed the ordained procedure to resolve the dispute.