The Church Of Night is led by a High Priest.
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"I'm a high priest of this, man," Mr. Fielden said.
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No. His objectives ... I think he's the high priest of 220X.
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Sabrina's father was the High Priest, and was known for his progressive values.
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For 45 years, Don DeLillo has been our high priest of the American
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Ryan Speedo Green sounded fuller and more opulent as the high priest, Oroe.
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"It's creating the idea that Elon Musk is your high priest," he said.
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David Shulkin was a respected doctor and a "high priest" of the medical world.
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We have the high priest who is the spiritual leader for all the Samaritan.
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But Mr. Hall, 220, is its high priest — one regular called the 225 a.m.
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" Black newspapers called him "the high priest of racial baloney" and "the unbearable Lothrop Stoddard.
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In 2002, our high priest wanted his son to have a wife and be happy.
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Originally it was called "Ciaphas," who was a high priest in the story of Jesus.
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These have been two trying weeks for the high priest of the church of Mourinho.
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As a teenager, Rachel falls in love with Elazar, rakish son of the high priest.
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By prearrangement, Jesus was arrested by imperial authorities and taken to Caiaphas, the high priest.
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He is now the high priest of the international temple, which has hundreds of members worldwide.
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"How did they know we were coming?" the high priest said, hat clenched to his chest.
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André Breton, Surrealism's high priest, said as much when he visited for four months in 2744.
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He recalled the holy ceremony he once performed as a high priest for the Karuk Indians.
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Dmitry Belosselskiy's capacious bass is well suited to the pronouncements of Zaccaria, the Israelites' high priest.
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Graham was a guest Thursday night with the high priest of the Trump movement: Sean Hannity.
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The second sees Pontius Pilate topping Caiaphas, the high priest who supposedly conspired to kill Jesus.
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The fast-rising bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green was stylish and stentorian as the high priest Oroe.
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The basses Dmitry Belosselskiy and Soloman Howard were imposing as Ramfis, the high priest, and the King.
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Upon his death, Ptahmes' status was elevated to High Priest of the god Amun, an early Egyptian deity.
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It will listen and the high priest will be able to give you a "yes" or "no" response.
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Biden would never be some ideological high priest who would dazzle the "smart-as-hell people" on Twitter.
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Your target is the Fallen High Priest, but there's a rampaging Hive Ogre to contend with as well.
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Luke has a connection to the High Priest that could be a promising way to get Ambrose's sentence overturned.
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Perched over the bound man now splayed out on a makeshift altar, a presumed "high priest" readies an offering.
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This cathedral to hops has seen the arrival of its high priest Chris Hall, eminent beer writer and judge.
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When I was 20 years old, I went to see a Babalawo (high priest) to receive my guardian Orisha.
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Although Britain's appeasement toward Germany began before Chamberlain became prime minister in 1937, he was its high priest throughout.
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"Burt Malkiel is still the high priest of passive investing," said Jakub Jurek, vice president for research at Wealthfront.
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Mr. Wells is a writer, an actor and a high priest of the monthly artist be-in Secret City.
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And the man officiating this ceremony is none other than Action Bronson, the high priest of Knowing What's Fucking Good.
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Cleaver held court in his Algiers safe house with Timothy Leary, the drug-taking high priest of U.S. counter-culture.
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High Priest from Antipop [Consortium] was I think the first person to use Sufi Plug Ins on a vinyl record.
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There were solid performances from Ryan Speedo Green as the Egyptian king and Dmitry Belosselskiy as Ramfis, the high priest.
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The high priest of the movement is Kansas City's Pat Mahomes, who threw 53 passes last weekend against the Ravens.
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The memoir claimed that he served as a satanic high priest and was engaged, among other things, in ritualistic sex orgies.
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" Even Eduardo, who wears a rakish eye patch, is likened to "a high priest or a Dracula or a Fu Manchu.
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What began as a rebellion has, over time, become a sort of religion, of which Mr. Gastou is a high priest.
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He has been thinking a lot about the holy ceremony he once performed as a high priest for the Karuk Indians.
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The Church of Satan, founded by late High Priest Anton LaVey, began recruiting members to their non-theistic religious organization in 1966.
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I gave the Karaite sect a head of religion: the Exilarch, and also one for the Samaritans: the Kohen Gadol (High Priest).
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MINYA, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt has unveiled the 2,500-year-old mummy of a high priest at an ancient cemetery south of Cairo.
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In this ritual, a high priest scrapes out all the coconut meat and puts the emptied-out coconut shell on your head.
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Alex Trebek has now served as the high priest of "Jeopardy!" for 35 years, but somehow it feels even longer than that.
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The emperor was traditionally the high priest—although after the second world war, he was stripped of his status as a living god.
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Theory 2: Edward Spellman is the Dark Lord We've only seen an idealized version of Sabrina's father, the late high priest, through her eyes.
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So, the high priest passed an edict that we can marry these women and now his son has a beautiful wife from the Ukraine.
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If a husband and wife are having trouble with each other, the high priest might give them a different name to call one another.
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Along with the conductor Mark Elder, Laurent Naouri is the holdover from opening night, and he still sings the High Priest with restrained relish.
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The organizations are there, the treaties are there, the troops and equipment are still there, but the high priest of that church is gone.
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It's just coincidental timing, then, that the novel centers on the sort of American high priest who has recently come under long overdue scrutiny.
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Jeffrey Morgenthaler, the bar manager of Pépé Le Moko and Clyde Common (also in Portland), is arguably the high priest of this populist trend.
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In Salem's words... Episode 103 It's here that we meet Father Blackwood (Richard Coyle), the High Priest and principal of The Academy of Unseen Arts.
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The whole idea of democracy is that we choose our fate instead of handing over governance to a czar, dictator, queen, high priest or warlord.
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THIS IS A WORLDWIDE PHENOMENON WE'RE LOOKING AT. THE LAST PEOPLE ON THE CABOOSE OF COURSE ARE THE EUROCRATS WITH THE HIGH PRIEST MARIO DRAGHI.
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But the first part of Douthat's equation remains a mystery: Does Ryan, the high priest of Republican orthodoxy, want to change anything about the GOP?
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Otura Mun: I guess I should start by saying I'm a Babaláwo, which is a high priest in the Ifá side of the Yoruba religion.
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Her husband took me to see a Santería high priest and he read me my caracoles, which is a divine consultation of sorts using seashells.
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No better cast is possible in this work today, and the high priest of the podium for this production, to be webcast live at staatsoper.
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This high priest wants to raise an army of Hive, the foe that was at the center of Destiny's 2015 add-on, The Taken King.
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TVLine also teased that we would be introduced to Father Blackwood, who has quite the chilling title as the High Priest of the Church of Night.
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The high priest in ancient Jerusalem displayed 12 precious stones attached to a breast-plate which incorporated threads of gold, blue, purple, scarlet and pale linen.
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I needed guidance on religion and marriage, so I turned to the greatest power I could, Peter H. Gilmore, high priest of the Church of Satan.
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Clinton, Mr. Comey has at once revived his reputation for confronting commanders in chief and resurrected the spirit of the F.B.I.'s most infamous high priest.
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Aleksandrs Antonenko is Samson to her Dalila, with Laurent Naouri returning as the High Priest, Tomasz Konieczny as Abimélech and Günther Groissböck as the Old Hebrew.
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Rapper/actor and the high priest of 4/20 Snoop Dogg was awarded the Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award Sunday night at the BET Awards.
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And if the exquisite fudgy steak known as txuleton produced by Jaca's butchery is considered the holy grail of meat, then Jaca himself is the high priest.
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The Kodesh Hakodashim was separated from the rest of the temple by an elaborate curtain, and the high priest was required to ritually cleanse himself before entering.
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It was carved for Yalhi bin Yalhabouda, a high priest in Palmyra, upon his death in 120 AD, his status apparent from his tall hat and laurel wreath.
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When young Dezmelda was named queen, the High Priest claimed the Dark Lord told him he must "initiate" the girl before the night of the ritual sacrifice-feast.
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The excellent cast also includes Richard Bernstein as Nefertiti's father, Aaron Blake as a high priest and Will Liverman as the general who leads the assault on Akhnaten.
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It was a bit like going to Mass—which I do every morning now that I have no cows—with my father as the high priest, of course.
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Only the Jewish high priest was allowed to enter the Holy of Holies, where tradition holds he met with God on Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.
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Because I think of you sometimes as the high priest, somebody who looks around and lauds good behavior, but also calls out bad behavior where he sees it.
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In the reclaiming tradition, you try to move away from hierarchical models of power — a high priest or priestess, say — and toward a more community-focused approach to spirituality.
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Having gone down a storm among fans and pundits alike, Harry the Hornet is now the high priest of English football, and the greatest mascot in the Premier League.
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Related: Announcing Our New Collaboration With High Priest Of Sequential Art Alan Moore Unearthing Alan Moore's New Multimedia Creation Russian Sci-Fi Short Film Is '2001' Meets 'District 9'
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Among the brilliant theorists cloistered in the quiet woodside campus of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, Edward Witten stands out as a kind of high priest.
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Crucially, it has gained the approval of the discipline's high priest, Mr Belle, who is the chair of the FIG's Parkour Committee, which includes Charles Perrière, another of the Yamakasi.
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So frankly it's something of a relief to see that the next big thing is limited, for now, to a high priest/priestesshood with a deep fundamental and theoretical grounding.
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In a related vein, we have Trump, who won the presidency in large part by casting himself, perhaps unknowingly, as the best possible future high priest of American civil religion.
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In Harvard University professor and psychedelic advocate Timothy Leary's autobiography, High Priest, he recounted the Good Friday experiment, when divinity students took psilocybin with the goal of having mystical experiences.
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Disillusionment with the liberal values of skepticism, tolerance, and reason had driven him to Communism in 1925, and the same aversion made him a high priest of the religious right.
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The cardinal, who initially retreated to a convent in Maryland, was appointed in 22000 as high priest of one of Rome's four most prestigious churches, the Basilica of St. Mary Major.
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In fact, Jews don't know how to pronounce this name because it was only uttered by the High Priest and, with the Temple's destruction, all knowledge of the pronunciation was lost.
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Back at the fort, Pilate (Peter Firth) is a tetchy scold, calling the high priest Caiaphas (Stephen Greif ) and his crew a "pack of raving Jews" and fretting over a possible uprising.
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The interior—a somewhat Escherian symphony of blonde oak walls, open stairways and white marble recycled from the original building—was designed by John Pawson, the high priest of high-end minimalism.
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For those contemplating the decision to channel their inner Ziggy Stardust or the High Priest of Pop: I can only imagine those two would be thrilled to see themselves inspire myriad ensembles.
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The high priest of this faith-based movement is Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state and gubernatorial candidate who has been preaching his gospel of deception to Republican lawmakers for years.
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Daniels turned her case from a side show muffled by multiple controversies battering the administration into a West Wing headache using methods that Trump, the high priest of self publicity, would recognize.
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The waitress leads me to the table, her robes flowing behind her, and tells me in hushed tones that Xu Jing is en-route, as if announcing the coming of a high priest.
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Back in the days of ancient Rome, then–high priest Julius Caesar famously divorced his wife, Pompeia, after a would-be lover snuck into a women's-only festival to attempt to seduce her.
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It was as if the high priest of the Lakers church were offering the sacrament to the team's newest marquee star, and it went a long way toward softening some fans' hard feelings.
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"Mark Carney has long been the high priest of project fear whose reputation for inaccurate and politically motivated forecasting has damaged the reputation of the Bank of England," Conservative lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg said.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, leader of the Euroskeptic European Research Group, last month called Mr Carney, who this week agreed to stay in post through Brexit until January 2020, "the high priest of Project Fear".
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Stories of his meeting with Jerusalem's high priest circulated and were later written down by the Roman-era Jewish historian Josephus in the first century CE, and are preserved in rabbinic literature and other sources.
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"This extraordinary wax head is the exact cast of a 2,500-year-old high priest mummy — with such detailed features that he could have easily been picked out on the street from it," Discovery said.
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Nobody in the kingdom was allowed into the Kodesh Hakodashim except the high priest, and then only once a year on the Day of Atonement to sprinkle animal blood on the ground as an offering.
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He became the high priest of high Modernism, a precise carver of sounds on the podium, vociferous in his promotion of (certain strands of) contemporary composition, including his own pathbreaking experiments in sonics and structure.
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The other day, I got my coconuts—one of the holiest fruits in Santería—read by another high priest, and I am happy to say that it looks like I'm still on the right track.
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Jesse Ventura, who was organizing a union in WWE—as cardinal a sin as there is for McMahon in his role as high priest of business owner facing capitalism—came back for a brief stint.
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In the character's later aria of fury, when she orders her daughter Pamina to kill the high priest Sarastro, Ms. Lewek handled the skittish runs and leaps to high F with uncanny ease and accuracy.
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Unlike many of the characters in "CAOS," Father Faustus Blackwood — the high priest of the Church of Night — was a character created specifically for the Netflix show — not one from the comics that inspired it.
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Her partner, the High Priest Diuvei, who is out of town, left behind the spell paper: a computer printout of the tarot cards for the wheel of fortune — for the overthrowing of princes, Passion tells me.
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An explanation, eventually available to the reader but not to Andrew, appears in a pseudo-Talmudic narrative set during the Roman rule of Palestine and involving the High Priest and one of his many assistant priests.
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Her intensity comes with risks, since Leila is a virgin priestess who must keep her vows on pain of death, an edict enforced by the high priest Nourabad (Nicolas Testé, a fine bass-baritone), who accompanies her.
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But that figure — high priest or petty dictator, destroying and consecrating reputations with the stroke of a pen — was always a bit of a myth, an allegorical monster conjured up by timid artists and their insecure admirers.
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They were also known as Sapeurs, after another of their names, in English, The Society of Ambience Makers and Elegant People; and Wemba—Le Pape de la Sape, "the Pope of Sapeurs"—was the movement's high priest.
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It sees him step into his role as the High Priest of our generational oversharing: He's processing his memories in real time, collapsing a myriad of modern experiences and complex emotions into his most immersive album yet.
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It was a concept grounded in the conservative fiscal ideology of Arthur Laffer, the former Reagan administration economist, whose firm advised Mr. Rubio's office, and was blessed by Grover Norquist, the high priest of Republican tax-cutting.
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Like Martin Scorsese's "Hugo," another children's-book adaptation from a high priest of baby-boomer movie worship, "The BFG" is so committed to inducing a state of breathless wonder that it uses up its own oxygen supply.
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But, just as he went from hero to heel over the last 7 months, it's possible Zuckerberg returns to his past perch as high priest of our new technology age sometime in the not too distant future.
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It should be noted that at this time Manson self-reports developing a close friendship with the founder and high priest of the Church of Satan, Anton LaVey, in his memoir The Long Hard Road Out of Hell.
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As revealed in the first episode of the bingeable Halloween treat, Sabrina's High Priest father and mortal mother died in a plane crash, putting Sabrina in the care of bewitching aunties Hilda (Lucy Davis) and Zelda (Miranda Otto).
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Then I reached out to High Priest and we did a few shows together in New York and Philly, and Beans reached out and I think he's going to come out to the opening of the record store.
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The smaller roles are also effectively cast, with Ray Calderon as Felice (Paolina's father and the governor of Armenia), Duncan Hartman as Callistene (the High Priest of Jupiter), and Alexey Kukharsky as Nearco (a Christian and Poliuto's friend).
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John Bramble, in his 21979 book, "Modernism and the Occult," writes that the Salon de la Rose + Croix was the "first attempt at a (semi-)internationalist 'religion of modern art' "—an aesthetic order with Péladan as high priest.
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Deep blue scars on his cheeks — marking him as a Midawo, or high priest, of the Yewe cult (which is part of the Ewe ethnic group) of Ghana's Volta region — bent as he glanced between two different cellphones.
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Lukas hummed away, at the interview, the game, Twitter, email, the swirling center of the Uni-verse and high priest of inconspicuous consumption on a couch in Brooklyn, with a Brannock Device hung like an icon on the wall.
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I see now that the blazer straightening was the closest thing I've ever had to a baptism, an induction into the sacred cult of little things by the very high priest who had proved they made all the difference.
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The Strike tasks fireteams with venturing into the murky depths of the Plaguelands, where a high priest from the House of Devils — the Fallen sub-faction responsible for unleashing Rise of Iron's SIVA threat — is up to no good.
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"The community is patriarchal, so men's participation makes the campaign that much more effective," said Ranalvi, who plans to present the petition calling for a law to ban FGM in India to the Bohra high priest and the Indian government.
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A Rolling Stone interview around the release of What Will We Be labeled Banhart the "high priest of the LA freak folk scene" and revealed in him an earthy twee that might have been insufferable if it didn't also seem genuine.
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Read more:The 4 biggest mistakes people make before getting a tattoo, according to the 'High Priest of Hollywood tattoo artists' Some did indeed get inked in their younger years, but the majority got their tattoos during the past 10 years.
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Timothy Leary, a "high priest" of the hippie movement and New Age spirituality, adopted me as his godson when we met during his visit to Japan in 183, and he connected me to the Mondo 218 community that became my tribe.
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He is joined by J'Nai Bridges as Nefertiti, Disella Larusdottir as Queen Tye, Aaron Blake as the High Priest of Amon, Will Liverman as Horemhab, Richard Bernstein as Aye, Zachary James as Amenhotep III, and a troupe of acrobats and jugglers.
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Sarastro, the high priest in a temple of enlightenment, here becomes a powerful magician who runs a fantastical circus with bizarrely costumed dancers, tumblers, acrobats on stilts with puppet heads, some 30 extras in all, as well as a large chorus.
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He heard Mr. Giaiotti and hired him for the 1960-61 season, slotting him to make his debut as the High Priest in Verdi's "Nabucco" on the season's opening night — the first time the Met had put on that opera.
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According to "The Redemption of an African Warlord," which often reads like a fable, he subsisted on chalk, flew through the air, and was anointed high priest of a secret society—a post that required him to perform monthly human sacrifices.
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I knew Leary well and we stayed in touch for years, but I became increasingly disappointed and then angry as he escalated his work into a pseudo-religion (the "League of Spiritual Discovery"), with himself as the white-robed high priest.
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He then acknowledged another troubling aspect of Cardinal Law's career — that after his role in the scandal was revealed, Pope John Paul II made him high priest of one of Rome's four major churches, the magnificent Basilica of St. Mary Major.
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Queer in pretty much every sense of the word, he has emerged as a high priest of nonconformity with a devoted congregation of the disenfranchised, as well as a circus ringleader who wants everyone, even the frat boy, to find the freak within.
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The new chief minister's devotees, whether from the temple at Gorakhpur in eastern UP where he has long served as high priest, or from a Hindu youth-cum-vigilante group that he founded, respectfully touch his feet and call him maharaj or "great king".
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The experts said they discovered the mummy of a high priest, a "Great of the Five Priest of Thoth," who was covered in gold banding and other artifacts, along with two other mummies who appeared to be directly connected, according to a press release.
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So, it remains up in the air whether the coach, come Tuesday, will get a senator he can be proud of when he and his team take the field on New Year's Day -- or if he'll be left the high priest of a pariah state.
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In an effort to show Prudence the mistake she's making by sacrificing herself, Miss Wardwell introduces her, Sabrina, Agatha, and Dorcus to Dezmelda, an old witch who turned down the crown after the High Priest wanted to have sex with her as part of the ceremony.
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The High Priest of the Church of Night and Dean of the Academy of the Unseen Arts (he does it all!) looks like a pretty sinister dude, and he harbors some ideas that aren't quite in the interest of Sabrina and the rest of the coven.
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Clement Greenberg, the high priest of New York painting, wrote a monograph on Miró in 1948 and, fastidiously ignoring the artist's frolicsome penchant for symbols of birds and stars and sex organs, associated him with a formalist ideology of anti-figurative, spatially flattened, color-intensive abstraction.
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On Tuesday, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Motors who serves as a sort of high priest of the tech world and is perhaps more importantly somehow dating Canadian musician Grimes, announced in a tweet that he would be laying off 9 percent of his company's workforce.
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While they justify their involvement as a means to grow their base—even if it means sharing the stage with some less than ideal figures—I see TPUSA is less a conservative organization than a cult of personality around Trump, with Kirk as the high priest.
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The moment this most cliched of terms fell from Neville's guileless lips, the mood changed in the studio, with Dan Walker taking on the reverential air of a high priest, fulfilling his duties as the custodian and defender of that holiest cornerstone of punditry: the 'world class' debate.
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It was said that any unclean person who entered the Kodesh Hakodashim would be met with death, and legend has it that the high priest only entered the sanctuary with a rope tied around his ankle so that if he died therein, he could be pulled back out.
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With a German libretto, Goldmark's absorbing, if unabashedly melodramatic, opera tells of a love triangle at the palace of King Solomon between Sulamith, the daughter of a high priest; her fiancé, Assad; and the Queen of Sheba, under whose spell Assad falls while on a mission for Solomon.
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But he's also a lifelong hip-hop fan who has covered songs by GZA and Camp Lo. Sélébéyone, his most extensive engagement with the genre, features the rappers HPrizm (aka High Priest), formerly of the experimental hip-hop group Antipop Consortium, and Senegalese artist Gaston Bandimic, who raps in Wolof.
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Hanging in the main gallery space, Osman Khan has built a 13-foot donkey piñata he called "The Allegory of the Horse" after a Mongol story in which a high priest instructs survivors of a famine to sacrifice their horses in order to be showered with gifts from the gods.
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" Mr. Tri Quang grew so influential that Time magazine put him on its cover in 1966, calling him South Vietnam's "mysterious High Priest of Disorder" and describing him as having "an unerring instinct for politics, a perfect sense of timing and a control over his followers that borders on the charismatic.
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On the night of her dark baptism, with the lunar eclipse taking place high in the sky, she kneels before a dark high priest in the middle of the forest and promises to "forsake the Path of Light for the Path of Night," and to sign away her life to the Dark Lord.
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Peter Rubin, Senior Editor: The meeting between the Seivarden and the high priest on Shis'urna in Chapter 2, while narratively opaque (and thus setting the tone for the "keep up, dummy" tenor of the world-building), was also the first glimmer of the true obfuscation in the book: not gender, but subtext.
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It's entirely possible that Melisandre is going to Volantis to visit that big ole Red Temple they have, which is the largest Red Temple in the world of Game of Thrones and is also home to the Fiery Hand, a R'hllor-worshipping private army that answers to the High Priest of the Red Temple.
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The apotheosis of the exhibition is a startling suite of 14 sets and 121 costumes that Chagall, working with the Metropolitan Opera its design and costume shops, created for his remarkable re-imaginations of Pamina, The Queen of the Night, the high priest Sarastro, Prince Tamino, and the comic bird-man, Papageno, in Mozart's The Magic Flute.
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Now here's what's even more shocking: that Republican members of the Senate, many of them up for reelection and faced with what even conservative high priest George Will calls the party's "incoherent response to the Supreme Court vacancy," are blindly following McConnell's lead over the cliff instead of repudiating him and remaining true to their oath to uphold the Constitution.
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What most sets "Sabrina" apart, however, given its familiar cauldron, is the casting, with "Mad Men's" now-grownup Kiernan Shipka in the title role, being raised by her two eccentric aunts (Mirando Otto, "Wonder Woman's" Lucy Davis), while coming to grips with her rather significant legacy, as outlined to her by Father Blackwood (Richard Coyle), High Priest of the Church of the Night.
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If the high priest and priestess of fashion — Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour — declared as late as the aughts that "nobody wants to see curvy women on the runway," and derided unassuming Midwesterners as "little houses," what incentive did the Célines and Balenciagas (let alone the H&Ms and Zaras) of the world have to cater to women of size?
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