Examples of Council of Bishops in a sentence
This fund is requested by the General Conference and is used to provide the United Methodist share of the basic budgets of those organizations that relate to the ecumenical responsibilities of the Council of Bishops and of the General Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns.
The Council of Bishops shall appoint a Transition Team of approximately 30 persons chosen for skill and expertise, with attention to representing all constituencies.
Bishops unwilling to continue serving may take retirement, and the Council of Bishops shall appoint another retired bishop as interim bishop to serve through 2022.
The Council of Bishops may choose to establish standard terms for such agreements.
Reimbursable episcopal travel expenses will not be paid during renewal leave unless authorized by the Council of Bishops.
Such amendment must be approved by a two-thirds majority of the Council of Bishops.
With the Motu Proprio Apostolica sollicitudo (15 September 1965) St. Paul VI established the Synod as “a permanent Council of Bishops for the universal Church”.
Assist the President and Vice-President of Strategic Engagement on messaging, and bring recommendations to the Council when appropriate action is needed, including, but not limited to, responding to the Commission on a Way Forward, the Council of Bishops, Central Conferences, and accelerating acts of ecclesial disobedience;3.
The secretary of the Council of Bishops will certify to GCFA the approved list of bishops to be on renewal leave.
In such case, a bishop remains eligible for payment of moving expenses by the Episcopal Fund to a retirement residence within the continent of the bishop’s episcopal service if that move occurs within three years of the time the assignment of Church-wide responsibility with direct relationship and accountability to the Council of Bishops ends.