A Catholic Dictionary: Containing Some Account of the Doctrine, Discipline, Rites, Ceremonies, Councils, and Religious Orders of the Catholic ChurchCatholic publication society Company, 1884 - 897 páginas "This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work."--Wheelers.co.nz. |
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... rule of her own authority , nor suspend nor dismiss her . ABBEY . A monastery governed by an abbot . [ See ABBOT . ] ABBOT . The " father " or superior of a community of men living under vows and according to a particular rule . The ...
... rule of her own authority , nor suspend nor dismiss her . ABBEY . A monastery governed by an abbot . [ See ABBOT . ] ABBOT . The " father " or superior of a community of men living under vows and according to a particular rule . The ...
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... rule of others , but as the essential foundation for such rule it implies the mastery of self . The monk was before the abbot . Eusebius has no mention of monks as such in his " Ecclesiastical History ; " but when he tells us of persons ...
... rule of others , but as the essential foundation for such rule it implies the mastery of self . The monk was before the abbot . Eusebius has no mention of monks as such in his " Ecclesiastical History ; " but when he tells us of persons ...
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... rule ( which from its greater elasticity superseded other rules which were for a time in competition with it ; see RULE of St. Benedict , of St. Columbanus , & c . ) a large discretion to the abbots of his con- vents , who were to ...
... rule ( which from its greater elasticity superseded other rules which were for a time in competition with it ; see RULE of St. Benedict , of St. Columbanus , & c . ) a large discretion to the abbots of his con- vents , who were to ...
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... rule ; and if certain schismatic convents of Armenians and Copts boast that they possess such a rule , it is always found on examination that it is the rule of St. Basil , or some modification of it . The Antonines , an order of monks ...
... rule ; and if certain schismatic convents of Armenians and Copts boast that they possess such a rule , it is always found on examination that it is the rule of St. Basil , or some modification of it . The Antonines , an order of monks ...
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... rule , appeals should proceed regularly , through all the intermediate jurisdictions , to the supreme tribunal ; but canon law admits of many exceptions to this . " In the first place , all persons are at liberty to appeal to the Pope ...
... rule , appeals should proceed regularly , through all the intermediate jurisdictions , to the supreme tribunal ; but canon law admits of many exceptions to this . " In the first place , all persons are at liberty to appeal to the Pope ...
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