10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARDINALATE»
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cardinalate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The divine right of the papacy in recent ecumenical theology
framework the collegial function, which had formerly been fulfilled by the
episcopacy, was assumed by the cardinalate, a structure now frequently
legitimized as iure divino. The theory to support this position provided a new
rationale for a ius ...
Thus no longer — it is the boast of the admirers and supporters of the institution
— is the Cardinalate a peculium of the Church of Eome considered as a
particular diocese, such as it was in the first ages of Christianity. It is no longer
even a ...
James Hogg, Florence Marryat, 1885
3
The Manhattan and de la Salle Monthly
The centennial of the inception of the war for American freedom was most happily
signalized by the creation of an American Cardinalate: and what could more
beautifully and suggestively indicate the progress and civilization" which had ...
Thanking him for his letter of congratulation on the elevation of her uncle, Prince
Rinaldo, to the Cardinalate. French. Letter Book, p. 78. Queen Mary to Cardinal
Astalli, at Rome. 1686, Oct. 8. Whitehall. — Congratulating him on his elevation to
...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, 1902
5
Calendar of the Stuart Papers Belonging to His Majesty the King
Thanking him for his letter of congratulation on the elevation of her uncle, Prince
Rinaldo, to the Cardinalate. French. Letter Book, p. 78. QUEEN MARY to
CARDINAL ASTALLI, at Rome. 1686, Oct. 8. Whitehall. — Congratulating him on
his ...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, Francis Henry Blackburne Daniell, 1902
Thanking him for his letter of congratulation on the elevation of her uncle, Prince
Rinaldo, to the Cardinalate. French. Letter Book, p. 78. Queen Mary to Cardinal
Astalli, at Rome. 1686, Oct. 8. Whitehall. — Congratulating him on his elevation to
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1902
7
Church and Politics in Renaissance Italy: The Life and ...
Francesco Soderini was elevated to the cardinalate in Alexander VI's ninth and
final promotion on 31 May 1503.1 Five of the new cardinals were Spanish, some
of them barely known, even by contemporaries at court,2 three were Italian and ...
CARDINALATE. Soon after his election to the Papacy, Gregory X. decided to hold
a General Council at Lyons. He directed Bonaventure to undertake the
preparation of the various matters to be discussed. Amongst all those who might
...
9
AD 1798-1843 Source Book
We declare that Thomas Antici is released from all duties of the Cardinalate, the
title, the name, the honors, the in- signias, the privileges, the advantages, each
and every one of the rights attached to the honor of the Cardinalate, and ...
10
The Roman Court, Or A Treatise on the Cardinals, Roman ...
The doctrine that the cardinalate is of divine institution is maintained by so many
and such prominent doctors that Cohellius after quoting their words thus sums up
their teaching: "Therefore from the writers cited above and others quoted by ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CARDINALATE»
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cardinalate is used in the context of the following news items.
Have posh Catholics had their day?
To the dismay of Cardinal Manning, “the offer of a Cardinalate was immediately dispatched to Newman”. Not all that much had changed a ... «Catholic Herald Online, Jul 15»
Thomas More and John Fisher: two saints who died for the integrity …
The scarlet of the Cardinalate is the sign that members of the Sacred College are prepared to shed their blood for the faith, yet St John Fisher ... «Catholic Herald Online, Jun 15»
Was the 'Discovery' of America a 'Holy and Praiseworthy' Christian …
... and one other had been given the cardinalate in recompense for his family's service to the Holy See. Only four were able career churchmen. «Indian Country Today Media Network, May 15»
Seton Hall Hosts Archbishop of Boston, Cardinal Seán Patrick O …
... was appointed Archbishop of Boston by Pope John Paul II in July 2003 and was elevated to the cardinalate by Pope Benedict XVI in 2006. «Seton Hall University News & Events, Mar 15»
Cardinal Edward Egan, former Archbishop of New York, dies at 82
Egan was appointed archbishop of New York in May, 2000 and elevated to the cardinalate by Pope John Paul II in February, 2001. His tenure ... «New York Business Journal, Mar 15»
Join the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute in Celebrating its 10th …
Cardinal O'Malley serves as the Archbishop of Boston, and was elevated to the cardinalate in 2006. On April 13, 2013, Pope Francis appointed ... «Seton Hall University News & Events, Mar 15»
Pope: Jesus Suffers With Us and Cures Sin Through Mercy
14's consistory of cardinals, during which he elevated 20 bishops to the rank of the cardinalate, 15 of whom are under 80 and are therefore ... «National Catholic Register, Feb 15»
Pope Francis elevates 20 new cardinals
“The cardinalate is certainly an honor, but it is not honorific,” Francis told the prelates in Saturday's consistory ceremony. The new eminences ... «Crux: Covering all things Catholic, Feb 15»
Pope Francis tells new cardinals to be models of love, not brooding …
“The cardinalate is certainly an honor, but it is not an honorific,” Francis told the new cardinals before each of them swore an oath of fidelity to ... «U.S. Catholic magazine, Feb 15»
Tonga's Cardinal-Elect Says 'Our Church Has to Shine Out'
Thus, for an example, I am convinced that my own call to priesthood, Episcopacy, and now the Cardinalate, is the sure fruit of the prayers and ... «Tonga Daily News, Feb 15»
