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   Translations in context of "benefice" in English-Spanish from Reverso Context: This program will certainly be of great benefice for any professional resume.

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   When a benefice becomes vacant, these patrons have the legal right to present a priest to the Bishop to become the incumbent of the benefice (usually called a vicar or rector). If someone talks about a benefice being ‘suspended’, it really means the patrons’ rights are suspended – it

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   By mastering this legal terminology in Spanish, you can feel more confident and prepared when dealing with legal issues in a Spanish-speaking environment. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or you find yourself needing to face the law in Spanish, this knowledge is key to engaging more effectively with the legal system.

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   Parish or Benefice reviewThe Diocesan Mission and Pastoral Group will, as a matter of course, review all vacancies as they arise and consider whether the current pattern of ordained ministry is both appropriate and sustainable, or whether alternative arrangements should be considered.In response the Bishop may, after consultation, appoint a suitably qualified person to conduct a review of the ...

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   · Patronage is the right to present to a benefice. Each diocesan registry should have a register of Patrons. All transfers should be recorded. In general terms the right to make a presentation occurs when a benefice becomes vacant, but before that can happen there are many procedural requirements.

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   What happens if a benefice becomes vacant?

   • · When a benefice becomes vacant other than through the resignation of the incumbent, the Churchwardens must inform the Bishop and the Registered Patron. · Patronage is the right to present to a benefice. Each diocesan registry should have a register of Patrons. All transfers should be recorded.

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   What is the right of presentation to a vacant benefice?

   • Legal framework and spiritual context Every benefice in the Church of England (whether it consists of a single parish or a group of parishes) has a patron, whose responsibility it is to nominate a new incumbent (vicar or rector) to the Bishop when the benefice falls vacant. This is called the right of presentation to a vacant benefice.

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   Can a bishop suspend a patron's right to a vacant benefice?

   • Under the provisions of the Pastoral Measure 1983 the Bishop has the power to suspend the right of presentation of a patron to a vacant benefice in order to allow plans for pastoral reorganisation to be considered or implemented.

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   What happens if a benefice is unfilled?

   • Where a benefice remains unfilled for a period of 12 months, the rights of the patron (s) ‘lapse’ and fall to the Diocesan Bishop (or in certain cases to the Archbishop). In some places there are team ministries.

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   What happens if a vacancy occurs in a parish?

   • If, when a vacancy occurs, there is in the parish a licensed curate, he or she continues in office. Churchwardens should appreciate that for the curate, the vacancy may present new problems and will certainly involve a much-increased workload.

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   Can a benefice be suspended?

   • No. A suspension just means there is a technical difference in the appointment. When a benefice is suspended, usually a priest-in-charge would be appointed and s/he would have the same general role and duties as an incumbent.

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   A benefice may have more than one patron. Where there are two or more patrons, they may take it in turns to present a new incumbent , or they may act jointly . It depends on the legal set up of the benefice. When a benefice becomes vacant, these patrons have the legal right to present a priest to the