RTF - Third Millennium Ministries
... He was born in Constantinople. He nowhere mentions his parents or ancestry, and no information has reached us on this point from any other source. The year of his birth is inferred from what he says of his education at the hands of the grammarians Helladius and Ammonias. These grammarians were origi ...
... He was born in Constantinople. He nowhere mentions his parents or ancestry, and no information has reached us on this point from any other source. The year of his birth is inferred from what he says of his education at the hands of the grammarians Helladius and Ammonias. These grammarians were origi ...
1 - Documenta Catholica Omnia
... are covered with shame, on seeing that those whom they sought to destroy by the grace of the Lord are still alive. Consistently also with this conduct they anathematized Arius and his heresy; for knowing that Eusebius and his fellows had conspired against me in behalf of their own misbelief, and of ...
... are covered with shame, on seeing that those whom they sought to destroy by the grace of the Lord are still alive. Consistently also with this conduct they anathematized Arius and his heresy; for knowing that Eusebius and his fellows had conspired against me in behalf of their own misbelief, and of ...
Inquiring into Adultery and Other Wicked Deeds
... a way which was normative for the period. Studies of dispute settlement in tenth- and eleventh-century west and east Frankia have shown the influence which ecclesiastical penance had on secular rituals of supplication.5 Modern political and legal historians of Italy in the same period have, however, ...
... a way which was normative for the period. Studies of dispute settlement in tenth- and eleventh-century west and east Frankia have shown the influence which ecclesiastical penance had on secular rituals of supplication.5 Modern political and legal historians of Italy in the same period have, however, ...
- CUA Law Scholarship Repository
... taught in the schools and used in the courts, “Libertas ecclesiastica” supplanted “libertas ecclesiae” after the twelfth century. The decretal collections from Innocent III’s pontificate and after pullulate with “libertas ecclesiastica,” although Raymond de Peñafort excised some of the passages cont ...
... taught in the schools and used in the courts, “Libertas ecclesiastica” supplanted “libertas ecclesiae” after the twelfth century. The decretal collections from Innocent III’s pontificate and after pullulate with “libertas ecclesiastica,” although Raymond de Peñafort excised some of the passages cont ...
Simony, lay investiture
... down to and including subdeacons. Gerard, Archbishop of York, made an attempt to carry out the decrees on celibacy. Henry used the council decrees to tax married clergy and canons.48 At the Council of Rheims in 1049, priests were forbidden to take wives or bear arms. In most, if not all, cases, they ...
... down to and including subdeacons. Gerard, Archbishop of York, made an attempt to carry out the decrees on celibacy. Henry used the council decrees to tax married clergy and canons.48 At the Council of Rheims in 1049, priests were forbidden to take wives or bear arms. In most, if not all, cases, they ...
Cannon Law
... The body of laws and constitutional principles of the Roman Catholic Church constitutes the canon law of that church. While the term “canon law” can encompass the laws of the many regional jurisdictions within the church, it is commonly applied to the universal laws of the church, especially those c ...
... The body of laws and constitutional principles of the Roman Catholic Church constitutes the canon law of that church. While the term “canon law” can encompass the laws of the many regional jurisdictions within the church, it is commonly applied to the universal laws of the church, especially those c ...
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding The Role of a
... subject to elaboration and even dispute. They should at least provide a frame of reference for further study and thought. You are invited to submit additional questions for inclusion and comments on the responses provided. ...
... subject to elaboration and even dispute. They should at least provide a frame of reference for further study and thought. You are invited to submit additional questions for inclusion and comments on the responses provided. ...
The Eastern Rite Church, Fr. William P. Saunders, Ph.D
... presence of defined "rites" arose. Rites basically refer to groups of the faithful who share the same manner of performing services for the worship of God and the sanctification of the faithful. The spiritual head of the rite was the patriarch, who in turn would be under the jurisdiction of the pope ...
... presence of defined "rites" arose. Rites basically refer to groups of the faithful who share the same manner of performing services for the worship of God and the sanctification of the faithful. The spiritual head of the rite was the patriarch, who in turn would be under the jurisdiction of the pope ...
First Council of Constantinople
The First Council of Constantinople (Ancient Greek: Κωνσταντινούπολις Konstantinoúpolis) was a council of Christian bishops convened in Constantinople in AD 381 by the Roman Emperor Theodosius I. This second ecumenical council, an effort to attain consensus in the church through an assembly representing all of Christendom, confirmed the Nicene Creed, expanding the doctrine thereof to produce the Niceno–Constantinopolitan Creed, and dealt with sundry other matters. It met from May to July 381 in the Church of Hagia Irene and was affirmed as ecumenical in 451 at the Council of Chalcedon.