High Churchman
- a word derived from High Church.
- a word derived from High Church.
Example Sentences
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Then, last week, Lord Halifax, extreme high-churchman and therefore advocate of Anglican-Roman Catholic Unity, published a report of pro-unity conversations, at the late Cardinal Mercier's home in Malmes, Belgium.
From Time Magazine Archive
He was a high-churchman, who sought to make the temporal power subordinate to the spiritual.
From Beacon Lights of History, Volume 05 The Middle Ages by Lord, John
He was a high-churchman, who sought to make the spiritual power independent of the temporal.
From Beacon Lights of History by Lord, John
Governor Nicholson, an extreme high-churchman, procured from the attorney-general, Northy, an opinion against this custom, and it was sent to all the vestries, with directions to put it on record.
From History of the Colony and Ancient Dominion of Virginia by Campbell, Charles
That man used to be a Methodist minister, and he was brought into the fold by a high-churchman.
From Stories of a Western Town by Thanet, Octave
