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Übersetzung für 'impropriation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

impropriation

Impropriation {f} [Belehnung mit Kirchengütern; geistliche, von einem Laien zu vergebende Pfründe]hist.

Übertragung {f} an Laien [Kirchengut]hist.

• Impropriation {f} [Belehnung mit Kirchengütern; geistliche, von einem Laien zu vergebende Pfründe] = impropriation

• A particular manifestation of the controversy brought about through Impropriation concerned the collecting of Tithes in the seventeenth century, of which the refusal to pay was an article of faith tenaciously held by the Quakers, especially in the period from 1652 to 1700.
• In the Reformation in the 16th century, the Dissolution of the Monasteries led to the transfer of much monastic property to laymen, and with the properties passed the advowsons which the monasteries had held: thus creating a large group of lay patrons (see impropriation).
• He purchased large estates in Essex, including the buildings and grounds of an ancient hospital and chapel at Ilford, and the right of presentation to the living (see Impropriation).
• The old church was given by Robert de Vallibus to Lanercost priory but after the dissolution along with all of the possessions of the priory, was granted to Sir Thomas Dacre, and is now in the patronage and impropriation of the Earl of Carlisle.