Vicar definition

Vicar means a priest appointed by the Bishop as the Bishop’s representative and clergy in charge of a parish or cure for a finite period of time, as further provided in Title V, Canon 1.

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Vicar means the incumbent for the time being of the benefice of the West Coast.2

Vicar means the incumbent for the time being of the Cathedral benefice.2

Examples of Vicar in a sentence

Within six months of the appointment of a Vicar, the voting members of the branch will be polled using the polling procedures as set forth in Section VII.C., to determine the future status of the branch: to remain a Barony, to transfer to a Province, to be lowered to Shire status, or to dissolve the branch.
For any Church-organised event in the Hall the Vicar or a Churchwarden must appoint a person who will be in charge of safety (“person in charge”) during the hire or event.
The Vicar must reside in the Barony, and under no circumstances may the Vicar be a Baronial Officer.
If circumstances so warrant, the Vicar may be appointed by The Crown.
Neither the Borrowers nor any of their Subsidiaries has engaged the services of a broker in connection with the Transactions.

More Definitions of Vicar

Vicar means the Vicar of the Parish of Saint Mary the Virgin and St Paul Blackburn;

Vicar means a Priest who is appointed by the Bishop to be in charge as the Bishop’s representative of Congregation whose settlement is determined as to time and condition by agreement with the Bishop.

Vicar means Vicar of the Parish of All Saints, Derby;

Vicar means a Priest or Deacon sent by the Bishop to be in charge, as the Bishop's representative, of a Mission and whose settlement is determined as to time and condition by agreement with the Bishop.

Vicar means a Priest or Deacon who is appointed by the Bishop to be in charge as the Bishop’s representative of an Organized Mission of the Diocese and whose settlement is determined as to time and condition by agreement with the Bishop.

Vicar. - means the Vicar for the time being of the Parish of Christchurch, St. Michael and All Angels.

Vicar means the Vicar of a parish, but for purposes of this Canon shall include any Co-Vicar or Deacon-in-Charge or Priest-in-Charge or any ordained minister who is recognised by the Bishop’s authority as having for the time being the charge of a parish or a Co-operating Parish.