10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PORRECTION»
Discover the use of
porrection in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
porrection and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
God Without Being: Hors-Texte, Second Edition
... 181, 187 Pöggeler, O., 267n17 poetry, referent of, 146 Ponsoye, E., 268n22
porrection, and clearing, 103 Positivität, of faith, 65 positum, reserved for theology
, 67 possession: and the gift, 98, 257n81;of goods, 99; logic, 97; and ousia, 96–
98, ...
2
The Idol and Distance: Five Studies
M "Porrection" not only takes the initiative, at the beginning, but renders possible
that which it does not cease thus to take up again at every moment and in every
being. It is therefore very little to say of the fourth dimension that it prevails over ...
3
Growing Consensus: Church Dialogues in the United States, ...
... Reform of the Sacrament of Orders by Pius XII (l947) and Paul VI (l972)
Already Pope Pius XII, in the apostolic constitution Sacramentum Ordinis (Nov.
30, l947) explicitly excluded the "porrection" of instruments from the "matter" of
ordination.
Joseph A. Burgess, Jeffrey Gros, 1995
4
History of the Church of England: Elizabeth. A.D. 1558-1563. ...
ordinands with prayer : as to which their ritualists are divided whether it is to be
reckoned a second imposition or the first continued :* then porrection of
instruments, then a third imposition : so that the rite is an undigested mass of
aggregation, ...
Richard Watson Dixon, 1902
5
Claims of the Church of Rome, considered with a view to ...
The unction, the imposition of the book of the Gospels, and the porrection of the
instruments, are not looked upon as essential parts of the sacrament, as well
because it is easy to shew, that the use of these things has not either been
perpetual ...
Ernest Silvanus Appleyard, 1848
6
The Early Church at Work and Worship - Volume 1: Ministry, ...
Bestowal of the instruments signifying an office or used in its performance is
called Porrection, and is a fairly obvious means of installation. The bishop's
teaching role, indicated by the chair, was also expressed by the ceremony of
holding the ...
7
Vocabulaire complet français-anglais et anglais-français
... sm'. fgeom. inc.] porism Porosite, sf porosity Porphyre, sin,, porphyry
Porpbyriser^ va. [chim.] to ground OX pound on porphyry Porques, sf pi. [mar.]
riders Porrace, e, a. [med.] pwrraceous ,&«£ green Porrection, sf porrection Port,
sm.
8
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
PoRRECTiON, s. f. porrection. Port, pôr, s. m. burden, portage, carriage, bringing,
wearing, etc. {de lettres) postage ; fare for carriage ; carriage, gait, presence,
countenance ; [at cards) going out ; haven, harbour, shelter, place out of danger.
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1835
9
Leo XIII and Anglican Orders
Mais elle a été regardée, et elle est regardée, comme essentielle: cela se prouve,
1°. par l'obligation de recommencer l'Ordination si tout, ou partie, de la porrection
des instruments a été omise ; 2°. par l'unanimité des théologiens du treizième ...
Charles Lindley Wood Halifax, 1912
10
The Church Eclectic: A Monthly Magazine of Church Literature ...
Again, in 1708, when a certain Capuchin happened to get ordained with the
porrection of the paten but without the Host on it, the Congregation of the Council
decreed that the whole ordination must be conditionally repeated as though it
were ...
