In 1870, the university is secularized as the university of the Philippines by the Moret decree, but the decree is soon repealed.
It has secularized politics, overthrown the notion of the divine right of kings, and now creates and fosters all the industrial developments of the age.
Koelman, a layman, and Lodensteyn, a clergyman, gave the alarm that the kingdom of Christ had become secularized and corrupt.
Sacred music was diligently cultivated, though in a secularized style, and many gifted hymn-writers made their appearance in Spain and Germany.
This new church music became gradually more and more secularized and approximated to the ordinary opera style.
Though it was the cousin, not the child of the miracle, though it cannot be said to have secularized our drama, it is the link between the ritual play and the play of pure amusement; it connects the rood gallery with the London theatre.
To say therefore that the morality secularized the drama is to go too far; as well might we say that Luther secularized Christianity.
It would not satisfy the just demand of the Irish Catholics for University Education, merely to admit them to the Fellowships and Scholarships of a secularized College, the principle of which they must feel bound to condemn.
The God of the Jews has secularized himself and become the universal God.
Because the real essence of the Jew has been generally realized and secularized in bourgeois society, the latter could not convince the Jew of the unreality of his religious essence, which is merely the ideal reflexion of his practical needs.
Although the Lutherans did not gain all their demands, they won solid advantages and were allowed to keep all ecclesiastical property secularized before the peace of Passau.
France now obtained the whole of the left bank of the Rhine, the dispossessed princes being compensated by grants of secularizedchurch lands and of mediatized imperial cities (1803).
In the fifth century Cassian[241] built a great monastery near the tomb of this saint, which afterward received the rule of St. Bennet, but was afterward secularized by Benedict XIV.
This famous ancient monastery of Vezelay was secularized in 1537; and the church, which is longer than that of our Lady at Paris, is now served only by ten canons.
To-day, orthodoxy and freethought are alike less demonstrative; the broad explanation being that the Dutch people in the mass has ceased to be pietistic, and has secularizedits life.
Hence, no increase in city forest took place except through division of the Mark forest in which cities had been co-owners, and through secularized properties of cloisters.
It was derived mainly from feudal properties, fiefs of vassalage and fiefs of official position, secularizedchurch property and other forfeited property, division of mark forests, and from allodial possessions of the family.
Ten Missions were fully secularized in 1834, and six others in the following year.
In November, 1833, Figueroa secularized the Mission by organizing a "provisional pueblo" of the Indians, and claiming that the padres voluntarily gave up the temporalities.
It was secularized in 1648, having been previously administered for some years by a member of the ruling family of Hesse.
The bare legal right which gave the whole of the seventeen provinces of the Netherlands to Spain, which gave Bohemia to Ferdinand, and the Protestant bishoprics and the secularized lands to the Catholic clergy, gave also Sweden to Sigismund.
A few years later a legal decision was obtained in the cases of four monasteries secularized after the Convention of Passau, and that decision was adverse to the claim of the Protestants.
Out of these two disputes--the dispute about the Protestant administrators and the dispute about the secularized lands--the Thirty Years' War arose.
The secularized lands of northern Germany are secured to Protestantism, while leaving to Catholicism Austria, Bohemia and Bavaria.
In 1648 by the Treaty of Westphalia, Wismar and some other parts of Mecklenburg were surrendered to Sweden, the recompense assigned to the duchies including the secularized bishoprics of Schwerin and of Ratzeburg.
Maurice was a friend to learning, and devoted some of the secularized church property to the advancement of education.
Even in the most extremely secularized denominations, there is some sense of a distinction that should be observed between the sacerdotal and the lay scheme of life.
As regards the general range of ameliorative work, the members of the priesthood or clergy of the less naively devout sects, or the secularized denominations, are associated with the class of women.
In 1859 he promulgated his famous Reform Laws which nationalized ecclesiastical property, secularized cemeteries, suppressed religious communities, granted freedom of worship, and made marriage a civil contract.
Sidenote: 1512] At Bruges a cloister was secularized and turned into a school for eight hundred poor children in uniform.
The very Statute of Repeal, therefore, that in other respects met Mary's demands, carefully guarded the titles to the secularized lands, making all suits relating to them triable only in crown courts.
It was this that invested the secularized legal system with a halo of sanctity.
Although the State here became secularized at a comparatively early time, and art and science likewise freed themselves from theocratic dominance, the idea of a guardian deity of the city and State was long maintained.
Fornication as a mortal sin became gradually secularized into fornication as a crime.
The contractive view, which still largely persists even to-day, speedily took over much of the Canon law doctrines of marriage, becoming in practice a kind of reformed and secularized Canon law.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "secularized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
