The Unequal Marriage by Vasili Pukirev, 1862.
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The siblings of sin avoid the ghouls as much as possible.
The clergy doesn't like it when the ghouls attack humans, but it does happen from time to time. (And to be honest - nobody cares if a sister of sin is missing...)
That's why it's common for the siblings to always have a spray bottle of holy water with them. As hellish creatures, the ghouls do not like anything blessed. The holy water burns on their skin like hell.
To keep Dewdrop or Swiss at a distance, the siblings of sin sometimes have to spray an entire bottle empty. Aether, Cumulus or Mountain keep their distance on their own, but they are so polite that the siblings don't see them as a threat anyway.
Rain is normally not a threat but he is really, REALLY curious about human things and and therefore sometimes tries to get a little closer. If he gets a little too close, the siblings scare him away with clapping or loud noises.
This only works badly if Dewdrop is nearby and hears his beloved water ghoul being scared away by the noise. Then the siblings of sin definitely need more than one bottle of holy water to save themselves...
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"Cleric, Knight, and Peasant representing the three classes", from Li Livres dou Santé
The tripartite social order of the Middle Ages: the ōrātōrēs (those who pray – clerics), bellātōrēs (those who fight – knights, that is, the nobility), and labōrātōrēs (those who work – peasants and members of the lower middle class).
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Fernanda Fernández (deceased)
Gender: Female
Sexuality: N/A
DOB: Born 1755
RIP: N/A - last documented in 1792
Ethnicity: White - Spanish
Occupation: Nun
Note: Was Intersex
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Why does that Nikke girl look like Kromer Limbus Company
Mom, Mom2, and Son
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From the Clergy Coaching Network
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quick lunchbreak drawing of clergy
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This is interesting news: 75-85% of clergy, whether Catholic or Protestant, answer on a survey that their lives as clergy are "close to my ideal". This number gets larger as the respondent gets older, works more hours, and had a bigger congregation.
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Saint Lifard by Jean Bourdichon, 1503-1508.
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Druze faith leaders tour Kibbutz Kfar Azza with their Muslim, Jewish and Christian counterparts ahead of an interfaith joint prayer near the Israel-Gaza border, Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)
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Witches Image
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Schwester Lia. Eine neues Mitglied der unheiligen Kirche Emeritus. Was soll sie hier? Sie war glücklich gewesen in ihrem alten Convent...doch als sie Ihn trifft, ändert sich alles...
Witches Image - Min Heyoka - Wattpad
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María Galindo
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: Born 1964
Ethnicity: White - Bolivian
Occupation: Activist, psychologist, performance artist, radio & TV presenter, writer, screenwriter, former nun
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How did cardinal Wolsey manage to go from being a religious figure to basically our life’s version of asoiaf ‘hand’? Was cardinals the second authority after the king because cardinal richelieu acted like this in france in the next century?
It's not that they were the second authority per se, but since the clergy were the most educated people in medieval society, it was quite common for them to end up in major government posts - especially if it involved specialized skills like knowledge of canon law.
So for example, if you go down the list of Lord Chancellors of England in the Middle Ages, they're almost all archbishops, bishops, deans, deacons, archdeacons, abbots, etc.. It's not until the 13th century that we start seeing barons or judges or justices or lawyers on the list, and even then they are very much in the minority.
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