Ecclesiastic in a sentence as a noun

In Switzerland the "ecclesiastic tax" is not a federal matter but a cantonal one and in some cantons even a communal one.

I suppose when one of the titles of the Emperor is “Equal Of God”, that does make him somewhat immune from ecclesiastic authority.

Use this to select an ecclesiastic convention of the resulting saints to deliver papal encyclicals on the topic.

Ecclesiastic in a sentence as an adjective

This daily pilgrimage was conducted with ecclesiastic solemnity, a quiet, dignified homage to the majesty of knowledge.

There's no general substrate of alloidal, ecclesiastic and manorial subdivisions.

This will, in turn, lead us towards submission to ecclesiastic authorities who claim to know what God wants The resulting life is one of “bondage” – psychological, moral, religious, social and political enslavement – rather than the liberating life of reason."..

Ecclesiastic definitions

noun

a clergyman or other person in religious orders

See also: cleric churchman divine

adjective

of or associated with a church (especially a Christian Church); "ecclesiastic history"

See also: ecclesiastical