The provisor is continually taking Indian women from the houses of the inhabitants and soldiers with whom they are living in evil relations.
Although the provisor enacted an act ordering them not to do it, they have also made a suit and have occasioned no less scandal than the other friars.
The provisor of Córdova commenced a prosecution and threw him into the episcopal gaol, when he claimed the fuero of the Inquisition.
In 1816 the provisor of the see of Tuy prosecuted Joseph Metzcler for impious, execrable and sacrilegious blasphemies.
The tribunal of Santiago applied, in a courteous note, to the provisor for the papers and received a reply without signature.
The provisor had been on friendly terms with the three inquisitors and sought an amicable settlement of the matter when, by a trick, they obtained possession of the papers and inhibited him from further proceedings.
Equally significant is another which says that in no case belonging by law to the provisor shall the inquisitor intervene against his will.
All the officials of the episcopal court were ordered to hold no communication with him, which threw the whole business of the diocese into confusion, for the bishop was absent and the provisor was his representative.
With the permission of the lord provisorand of the alcalde Don Pedro Pantoja de Ayala.
He has been graduated in both kinds of law, and is a man of good qualities, who is at present provisor and vicar-general of this archbishopric.
He was provisor of the archdiocese under Benavides, until the latter's death; then he returned to Bataan, where he died, probably near the end of 1605.
The order likewise took charge of the Indians of Bataan, to whom, as has been said, the father provisor ministered because he had no one to send; as also of the Chinese or Sangleys, who up to that time had had no ministry.
The people will take pity on me; and surely the parish provisor will not be stony-hearted.
You know how the new provisor called me a prophet of Beelzebub?
The provisor of the archbishopric recommended the banishment of Zamudio, which act was carried out by the governor in acuerdo with the audiencia.
The term provisor or vicar-general is used to designate him who exercises the ordinary ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the entire territory of the diocese and resides in the episcopal city situated therein; .
The provisor of the ecclesiastical court excommunicated Magistrate Villacorta, who had exculpated Orendain in his trial, but the ban was disregarded by the audiencia.
In 1636, however, the archbishop and provisor were banished and fined heavily, because they persisted in a censure which the audiencia had restrained.
The fiscal also demands that the provisor be prosecuted so that in future neither he nor any one else shall dare to usurp the jurisdiction of the Inquisition and the document ends with a statement that the prosecution has been commenced.
They therefore petitioned that no provisor should also be inquisitor, to which the answer was returned that in such cases royal cedulas had been issued and that this would be continued.
He had been for many years provisor and archdeacon, and commissary of the Holy Crusade; [106] he was therefore greatly esteemed by all, and his loss was keenly felt.
Royal Council for a licence, when he was informed that the approbation of the episcopal provisor of Toledo was a condition precedent.
On August 19 the cabildo declared the see vacant, and chose as its provisor the archdeacon Doctor Jose Altamirano y Cervantes.
But the financial administration was entrusted to a provisor or procurator, who undertook the collection and distribution of the revenues.
I have employed him in the capacity of my provisor [9] and vicar-general where he is of great help, for he is a man of considerable business capacity.
It generally appears linked with another term as "provisor y vicario capitular" or "provisor y vicario general.
The provisor resisted him, and informed the archbishop thereof.
In the time of my predecessor he was provisor and vicar-general, and commissary of the crusade for four years, acquitting himself very well.
He is a canonical lawyer, and for this reason I have appointed him as our provisor and vicar-general.
The prelates of the orders, with the exception of him of the Society, thought that the provisor who had been intruded could not legitimately raise the interdict and the other censures.
As Don Pedro de Monroy was provisor at the time, and the one who pronounced the excommunications, the governor decided to seize him and send him by ship to Machan, [i.
But that offer which I made to the said provisor aroused innumerable disputes.
Of the imprisonment of Roberto; and why and how the provisor went, with great clatter of weapons and constables, to arrest a brother of the Society.
The editor claims that Juan Gonzalez (afterward provisor of the see) signed the petition under compulsion.
He did so, and they commanded him to go to the provisor on the same errand; and the latter sent him to little Caraballo, the dealer in fireworks.
By another edict, dated January 8, all the legal causes and suits which had been tried before the cabildo and its provisor were declared null and void.
On the following day the said provisor came to bless our church, and the gates were again opened, to the great joy and consolation of the people.
The [archbishop's] provisor was on hand to incite the soldiers and make mischief; and he notified the rector of an act by the archbishop requiring him to surrender Bolivar.
Vigan] the said provisor and oblige him to reside in the city of Lalo all to the end that he should not proceed in the suit.
Then they put in his place, and made dean, the provisor Juan Gonzalez--a person of the qualifications that we all know.
This measure was ineffectual, on account of the reply and representations made by the archbishop; the provisor therefore proceeded in his suit.
It was blessed by the provisorwith much solemnity, and the doors were opened with a peal of bells and the universal joy.
The victorious provisor left the residence of the Society, and with great pomp, and, accompanied by a mass of people and by his ministers, drew the prisoner from the public prison and took him to his own.
The provisor began to take steps in defense of the ecclesiastical immunity.
As he did not fulfil the command, they despatched the court constable, with soldiers, to look for the provisor in order to arrest him.
The ecclesiastical fiscal was informed of it, and he informed the provisor and vicar-general of it.
As he refused to leave, the provisor removed him from the procession, ordering the fiscal of this archbishopric to follow him until he ejected him from the procession.
The provisor or vicar-general of this diocese holds the title of judge of chaplains, but that title is not held by the provisors of the other bishoprics.
Arellano], archdeacon of Manila and provisor of the archbishopric.
By a general rule, the provisors of the respective dioceses are directors of the conciliar seminaries; but that is not the case with the provisor of this archbishopric, who is at present dean of the cathedral.
The spiritual administration of any of the bishoprics that fall vacant devolves upon the metropolitan archbishop, and the latter is the one empowered to appoint a provisor or capitular vicar.
The charge of provisor was at first exercised constantly by the Augustinian fathers, by virtue of the amnimodo authority granted by the popes; later, their attributes passed to the Franciscan fathers, by agreement with them.
He had come tu Manila with Salazar, whose provisor he long was; he also ministered to the Indians, and went to Maluco as chaplain with a Spanish expedition.
In the bishopric of Nueva Cáceres or Camarines, in the city which is the capital and seat of the bishopric, there is one cura of the sacristy, who is provisor and vicar-general.
Such is the information which I have obtained from the provisor of that bishopric; but he does not give the number of parishioners, as it is very difficult to ascertain it.
When the episcopal see becomes vacant, inasmuch as it has no cabildo its government belongs to his Excellency the metropolitan archbishop, who appoints a provisor or capitular vicar.
It is composed of a provisor and vicar-general, with his notary-in-chief and fiscals.
For the despatch of its business this archiepiscopal ecclesiastical tribunal has its provisor and vicar-general, with his chief notary and fiscals.
The convent of San Ignacio, founded in 1669, is directed by the Jesuits, but after their expulsion is taken charge of by the provisor of the archbishop.
The rector appointed exerted himself and, by virtue of his efforts, obtained the licenses from Governor Don Francisco Tello, and from the provisor judge and vicar-general of the archbishopric which was then vacant.
Since the expulsion of the Jesuits, this beaterio has been under the direction of the provisor of the archbishopric, and for lack of a shelter-house, it supplies its place.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "provisor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
