CHE SIGNIFICA ABLEGATE IN INGLESE
Legato papale
Un legato papale - dal latino, autentico titolo romano Legato - è un rappresentante personale del papa verso le nazioni straniere, o ad una parte della Chiesa cattolica. Egli è abilitato per questioni di fede cattolica e per la risoluzione di questioni ecclesiastiche. Il legato è nominato direttamente dal papa. Di conseguenza, un legato viene di solito inviato ad un governo, sovrano o ad un vasto gruppo di credenti o ad assumersi la responsabilità di un grande sforzo religioso, come un consiglio ecumenico, una crociata in Terra Santa o anche contro un'eresia come la Catari. Il termine legation viene applicato sia al mandato di un legato sia al territorio interessato. Il relativo aggettivo è legatina. Ci sono diversi ranghi di legati papali, alcuni dei quali oggi non esistono più ...
definizione di ablegate nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di ablegate nel dizionario è un inviato papale che ha importanti incarichi all'estero: per esempio, porta le insegne di un cardinale quando è appena stato nominato, o porta un messaggio a un sovrano.
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ABLEGATE»
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ablegate nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
ablegate e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Lexicon Urthus, Second Edition
History: Saint Abdiesus, or “Hebedjesus” (a.d. –), was one of the vast
multitude of Persians martyred under King Shapur II. ablegate Severian sees a
person at the ridotto in the costume of an ablegate (iii, chap. , ), so the office
...
Michael Andre-Driussi,
2008
2
Catholic Education on the Northern Frontier: The Origins and ...
... were already both badly overcrowded.37 During this period of deliberation
over the new building, in the summer of 1886, Port Arthur was visited by the
Papal Ablegate, accompanied by Bishop Walsh of London, Bishop Cleary of
Kingston, ...
3
Debates: Official Report
The statement in the paper is the first intimation that the Papal ablegate took any
part on the boundary question — 3848. Maclean is entirely misstating the case —
3853. Supposes he would feel at liberty to attend his own church without the ...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, Its,
1907
The Apostolic Ablegate, M. Gullo, charged with bringing the burrette, or
Cardinal's hat, to Cardinal lionald. Archbishop of Lyons, was received by ihe king
and Royal Family yesterday. After deliver- lng an oration in Latin, according to
custom, ...
5
Official Report of the Debates of the House of Commons of ...
Again on the same page : Is it proper for the right hon. gentleman as leader of a
government to have frequent conferences with the Papal Ablegate In Ottawa with
reference to a dominant part of his policy in creating new provinces and to give ...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons,
1906
6
The lives and times of the Roman Pontiffs, from St. Peter to ...
Then the cardinal's berretta is transmitted to him by a person 'who, for this duty,
receives the title of apostolic ablegate. " This special commission is assigned by
His Holiness to one of his secret honorary chamberlains, entitled to wear the
violet ...
Artaud de Montor, William H. Neligan,
1867
7
Official report of debates, House of Commons
Mr. Dumesnil, priest of the diocese of St. Hyacinthe to His Excellency the Papal
Ablegate, Mou- seigneur Sbaretti. This letter is supposed to contain explanations
concerning the old religious feuds In the province of Quebec. I have nothing to ...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons,
1908
8
State papers collected by Edward, earl of Clarendon, ...
644 STATE PAPERS collected at xI.D.i636. LINFXJ I intended to do out of hand
by an express: but, before I sent I thought fit to acquaint his Majesty therewithal,
that, if it pleased him, he might likewise 'send to his Ablegate in England, that
from ...
Edward Hyde Clarendon (Earl of),
1767
9
Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
ablegate [ab-li-git] a representative of the pope who brings a newly named
cardinal his insignia of office. Ablegate is a much more impressive title than
Hiring Manager. abligurition [ab-lig-yoo-rish-un] the spending of an
unconscionable ...
10
Pantologia: A new cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete ...
ABLECTI, in Roman antiquity, a select body of soldiers, chosen from among
those called extraordinarii. To ABLEGATE, r. a. (ablego, Lat.) To send abroad
upon some employment. ABLEGATION. s. (from ablegate.) The act of sending
abroad.
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth,
1813