eclesiástico

eclesiástico

Que pertenece a o de la Iglesia (del griego/latín:ecclesia). De ahí, el gobierno eclesiástico es el gobierno de la Iglesia (857); una provincia eclesiástica es un grupo de diócesis o jurisdicciones de la Iglesia (887); un eclesiástico es un oficial de la Iglesia.

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