Do you know I am doubtful whether it would be a good thing for you to be ordained to a school chaplaincy.
He had not even taken his degree when, to his surprise, he was offered a chaplaincy in New South Wales!
I might have been able to get a parish in England or a chaplaincy, but I should have always looked upon the desertion of my poor people as a moral delinquency.
Shortly after, he was given a chaplaincy in the royal household, an appointment which increased both his dignity and his income.
Soon after, he was appointed to a chaplaincy in the royal army, and not only preached to the soldiers, but urged them forward in battle.
This is evident in the frequency with which they bequeathed their capital to their families and founded chaplaincies to benefit their relatives.
Most priests worked in single-house chaplaincies or restricted circuits, and their hosts would not allow outside evangelism.
At the same time denominational societies and chaplaincies proliferated.
