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1 посвятить
1) ( в духовный сан) to frock, to confer orders to smb., ( епископа) to consecrate, to sacre; (диакона, священника) to ordain2) (в тайны веры и т. п.) to initiate -
2 диакон
(священнослужитель низшей (или первой) степени христ. церк. иерархии; в его обязанности входит служение епископам и пресвитерам при совершении ими таинств, обрядов и богослужения) deacon; обращение к нему:диаконы собир. — the order of deacons
диакон, ждущий рукоположения в священники — transitional deacon
диакон, занятый нецерковными обязанностями англик. — lay deacon
"постоянный" диакон (диакон, не стремящийся к дальнейшему рукоположению в священники; у католиков обычно женатый) — perpetual [vocational] deacon
рукоположить кого-л. во диаконы — to ordain smb. to the office of a deacon, to ordain smb. to the diaconate
семь диаконов Иерусалимской общины, поставленных апостолами библ. — the Seven
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