Примери за използване на Conciliar на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Triumph of the Conciliar.
This conciliar dimension of the Church's life belongs to its deep-seated nature.
Decisive significance in the conciliar system of the Orthodox Church.
If it is challenged and debated,it may become the subject of conciliar decision.
Because the Church is one and conciliar, as we confess in the Symbol of the Faith.
The communities' unity in identity is the foundation of conciliar infallibility.
The conciliar Tradition of the One Church presupposes the right to vote of each bishop in the Synod, from regional to ecumenical one.
The Orthodox Church in Polish territories lost its conciliar character and identity.
There was no"Conciliar theory" in the Ancient Church, no elaborate"theology of the Councils," and even no fixed canonical regulations.
It was in North Africa that a kind of Conciliar system was established in the third century.
She guided the Church towards the faithful understanding and application of the conciliar Documents.
In Poltava, on July 2 of the same year, the first festive, conciliar Liturgy in honor of the newly-proclaimed saint was served.
In a style typical of his archpastoral leadership,he made it clear that he wanted open discussion and conciliar decisions.
The Holy Synod is a collective, conciliar body of governing, and decisions are taken by a majority, in accordance with the Statutes of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church.
As the eyes of the whole world are upon the Orthodox Church,we beseech all of our leaders to hear the Spirit's call to conciliar unity.”.
We do not discern in it the centennial living conciliar Tradition of summoning, of presiding at a Synod, of realizing a Synod and of administrating it.
As the eyes of the world are turned to the Orthodox Church,we appeal to all our leaders to listen to the Spirit call for conciliar unity.”.
In 1976, after the Helsinki Accords,the Orthodox Churches attempted to revive the conciliar process again by reducing the agenda to a list of ten issues.
Without underestimating all these and other councils,should we not admit that all too often Orthodoxy finds it singularly difficult to act in a conciliar way?
Taking into account conciliar custom and the pastoral aim of the present council, this holy synod defines as binding on the Church only those matters of faith and morals which it openly declares to be such.
But when faced with the empirical history of the Church,it is hard to imagine scholarly refutation of its conciliar nature, East or West.
Now some have argued that this conciliar decision was later rejected by the leader of the Greek Old Calendarists, Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina, and that it therefore represents only an“extremist”,“Matthewite” position.
The age-old struggle of Orthodoxy against Roman absolutism was a struggle for just such freedom of the local Church as catholic and conciliar, complete and whole in itself.
The work of the Episcopal Assembly is conducted in accordance with the principles of the Orthodox conciliar tradition and is directed by its Chairman, who has the responsibility for supervising the implementation of its decisions.
However strange this may seem, after two thousand years of Christian history this question, notwithstanding its greatness and its actuality,has not yet found a conciliar answer within the Church.
Such ages extended over many decades, and were usually brought to an end by a conciliar decision which condemned the pseudo-Orthodox and accepted into full communion those who had aroused suspicions that proved to be unfounded.
Can a Church that denies her own martyrs be an authentic confessor of the Cross of Golgotha, ora bearer of the spirit and conciliar consciousness of the Church of Christ?
In many parts of the Church, conciliar attitudes were understood to mean having a critical or negative attitude towards the hitherto existing tradition, which was now to be replaced by a new, radically open relationship with the world.
They are the only ones who have peremptorily left the World Council of Churches(UCC), andnow they have shown an uncharacteristic lack of conciliar determination about the Ukrainian issue.
We Orthodox are accustomed to speak of ourselves as a conciliar Church, as the Church of the seven Holy Councils, But we have to confess, with humility and realism, that while we affirm synodality in theory, all too often we have neglected it in practice.