| Thus, unordained monks, friars, nuns, and religious brothers and sisters are not part of the clergy. |
| On such occasions my unease has been all the more apparent because these unordained ministers do not share it. |
| Pope John Paul II continued the liberalizations of Mass, allowing females to serve in place of altar boys and to permit unordained men and women to distribute communion in the hands of standing recipients. |
| The Baptists in all this region considered him as their greatest layman and their unordained Bishop. |
| This church has 21 native priests and 158 unordained catechists. |
| And for order sake where that may be had, the unordained are not to be received as pastors. |
