Приклади вживання Canonically Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Maybe it's time James Bond became canonically queer.
After Eucharistic communion with Rome was broken, canonically the first-hierarch of the Orthodox Church is the archbishop of Constantinople.
This terrible anathema has not been lifted to this day and preserves itspower, since it can be lifted only by an All-Russian Church Council, as being the canonically higher Church authority.
Sure, Bond himself has never been canonically queer, though he's clearly an adventurous lover, always portrayed as a stylish, swaggering companion, eager for physical pleasure.
Since coming out as one of today's queer superheroes, Rictor has fully embraced his identity as a gay man,making him one of the few canonically gay Marvel superheroes.
He also points to the canonically unacceptable fact of the existence of“two parallel Local Churches” in Ukraine and the repeated schism that has already occurred within the“new church structure that received autocephaly.”.
This terrible anathema has not been lifted to this day and preserves its power, sinceit can be lifted only by an All-Russian Church Council, as being the canonically higher Church authority.
Thus, the above-mentioned hierarchy and its clergy have been canonically reinstated to their hierarchical or priestly rank, and with their faithful, have been restored to communion with the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
One can remember the conflict between the Churches of Jerusalem and Antioch in 2013 when the first established an archdiocese in Qatar,the land which canonically belongs to the Patriarchate of Antioch.
The Metropolis of Kiev was canonically and historically, since its foundation in the days of the first Kievan Christian princes Askold, Olga and Vladimir, and more than 700 years later, was a metropolis of the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
And second, it is nothing more than an attempt to assert the claims of the patriarchs of Constantinople to supremacy in the entire Orthodox world,which are absolutely not justified whether dogmatically or canonically.
Instead of the abolished patriarchate,the highest ecclesiastical administration is to receive the now freely and canonically elected Synod("renovationist"- Ed.), which will elaborate the details of the Synodal Administration of the Church in the USSR.".
The canonical and ecclesiological difference, then, with Ukraine, is that Russia invaded and seized the Metropolis of Kyiv without it ever having been given to her, while whatever Serbia has,belongs to her canonically and ecclesiologically.
The Ancient British Church was canonically established with the consecration of Mar Julius(Jules Ferrette) in 1866 by Mar Boutros(Boutros ibn Salmo Mesko) who later became Patriarch Mar Ignatius Peter IV of the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch.
The canonical jurisdiction of the Metropolitan of Hong Kong and South East Asia which belongs to the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople does not recognize theclaim of this diocese over the Philippine Islands which also canonically falls under the Metropolis of Hong Kong.
And Patriarch Tikhon wrote a very clear, canonically justified letter, in which he protested against sending by another Local Church, in the uncanonical way, some“commission” to the canonical territory of the Russian Orthodox Church which he headed.
Therefore, it is not clear on what basis now the Synod of the Orthodox Church in Russia has changed its position and is trying to deny the Mother Church theright to appoint exarchs to the lands that historically and canonically have been the canonical territory of the Ecumenical Patriarchate?
After all, Transcarpathia, historically and canonically before the arrival of the Soviet occupation troops in the middle of the 20thcentury, was canonically part of the Ecumenical Patriarchate's jurisdiction, and this land was never a“canonical territory” of the Moscow Patriarchate.
After the liberation of Ukrainian lands from the Mongol yoke in 1685 year, Moscow Patriarch Joakim(1674-1690) invaded the diocese of the Kyivan Metropolitanate, which, as we have said,was canonically belonged to the Ecumenical Patriarchate and elected Bishop Gedeon Metropolitan of Kiev.
Created by the National Episcopal Conference of Congo and canonically erected by the Congregation for Catholic Education, the Faculty of Canon Law aims to promote a thorough teaching and rigorous research in canonical science in harmony with Roman law, modern civil law and The African customs.
The 9 and 17 Canon of that Cathedral rule that if a bishop or priest is rated by his metropolitan or local synod and considers that he is offended,then canonically he may refer to the Constantinople Patriarchate, who is responsible for considering his petition and making a final decision.
After all, Transcarpathia, historically and canonically before the arrival of the Soviet occupation troops in the middle of the 20th century, was canonically part of the Ecumenical Patriarchate's jurisdiction, and this land was never a“canonical territory” of the Moscow Patriarchate.
The uncertainty relations is the mathematically formulated principle of the quantum theory, according to which the existence of such states of a physical system in which two dynamical variables(hereafter denoted in general A and B)are forbidden would have a definite value if these variables are canonically conjugate quantities.
Finally there is the"basic transport representation", which is either the canonical form or the same encoded as Base64 and surrounded by braces,the latter intended to safely transport a canonically encoded S-expression in a system which might change spacing(e.g. an email system which has 80-character-wide lines and wraps anything longer than that).
A threat to the Church is also presented by those who participate in inter-Christian contacts, speaking on behalf of the Russian Orthodox Church without the blessing of the Church authorities,as well as by those who bring temptation into the midst of Orthodoxy by entering into canonically inadmissible sacramental communion with non-Orthodox communities.
Based on these arguments, the metropolitan emphasizes that“given the legal and canonical grounds, it follows that the so-called‘Unification Council' is also INVALID, because people who did not have the holy dignity participated in it,therefore the granting of autocephalous status to the canonically non-existent‘church' structure is INVALID as well.".
In 2001, scandalized by the revelation within ECOF of Bertrand-Hardy's 1995 marriage and subsequent annulment, ten parishes separated from ECOF, formed the Union des Associations Cultuelles Orthodoxes de Rite Occidental(UACORO),and began negotiations in 2004 with the Serbian Orthodox Church to be canonically recognized, with the intention of the UACORO entering the Diocese of France and Western Europe.
As happened also with the Greek terms φύσις(physis) and ὐπόστασις(hypostasis), these Syriac words were sometimes taken to mean something other than what was intended; in particular"two qnome" was interpreted as"two individuals".[ 29][ 30][ 31][ 32] Previously, the Church of the East accepted a certain fluidity of expressions, always within a dyophysite theology,but with Babai's assembly of 612, which canonically sanctioned the"two qnome in Christ" formula, a final christological distinction was created between the Church of the East and the"western" Chalcedonian Churches.