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‖ ministerium Eccl.|mɪnɪˈstɪərɪəm| [L.: see ministry.] 1. (See quot.)
1858Direct. Angl. 233 Ministerium, the Epistle corner of the altar. So called from the Sacred Ministers preparing the chalice, &c., there when the elements are removed from the credence. 2. The body of ordained ministers of the Lutheran church in any district, charged with the ruling of the congregation and the selection of candidates for clerical preferment.
1881Philad. Record No. 3457. 1 In to-day's session of the Lutheran Ministerium a report on Muhlenberg College showed [etc.]. 1882–3Schaff's Encycl. Relig. Knowl. III. 2126 Schmuker, S. S...was admitted into the ministry by the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania in 1820. |