Примери за използване на Papal legate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Papal legate to our new friend, the French king.
I have recommended that you take up my former post in Australia… as Papal Legate.
And as papal legate, I should be free to ride where I choose, should I not?
Terra Mariana was divided into feudal principalities by Papal Legate William of Modena.
It also shows the papal legate, the black-robed Jesuit Antonio Possevino.
He left Rome on 5 July 1463 when Bessarion was appointed as papal legate to the Venetian Republic.
The two Papal Legates ordered the construction of the first Christian Basilica in Pliska.
I shall handle the visiting royalty,of course, and the papal legate, and you can sort out the frolics.
Aleander, the papal legate to whom the case had been specially entrusted, was alarmed and enraged.
At a supreme military council called by Hunyadi during the night, the Papal legate, cardinal Julian Cesarini, insisted on a quick withdrawal.
The papal legate for the jubilee celebrations will be Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See.
In the summer of 1472, Sophia Palaeolog together with her own retinue, papal legate and Moscow ambassadors set off on a long journey.
His Holiness is sending a papal legate… to search the length and breadth of this land… to find a man worthy enough to wear the biretta.
At the end of the year Pope Honorius III announced the appointment of Bishop William of Modena as papal legate for Livonia, Prussia, and other countries.
We would have you nominate a papal legate to accompany our armies to the Kingdom of Naples.
A papal legate- from the Latin, authentic Roman title Legatus- is a personal representative of the pope to foreign nations, or to some part of the Catholic Church.
You are here charged with praemunire:That is exercising your powers of papal legate in the king's realm, thus derogating the king's lawful authority.
The Papal legates were unaware of the secret negotiations between Bulgaria and Byzantium and did not expect to discuss the status of the Bulgarian Church on the council.
In this work he had attacked the commentary written by Theon of Alexandria and, in so doing,he upset Cardinal Johannes Bessarion, papal legate to the Holy Roman Empire, who was a great admirer of Theon.
Count Raymond met with the papal legate, Pierre de Castelnau, in January 1208, and after an angry meeting, Castelnau was murdered the following day.
In 869 Pope Hadrian II who had decided to revive the archdiocese of Illyricum consecrated Methodius archbishop of Sirmium(Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia) and papal legate of all the Slavs living in the territories ruled by Rastislav, Svatopluk and Pribina's son, Koceľ.
The three most significant of these were the papal legate Adhemar of Le Puy; Raymond IV of Toulouse, who represented the knights of Provence; and Bohemund of Taranto, representing the Normans of southern Italy with his nephew Tancred.
The question reached its acme in the Eucharistic Congress of Jerusalem in 1893,when the Eastern Catholic Patriarchs made the grievances of their communities known to the papal legate, Cardinal Benoît Langenieux, who forwarded them to the pope.
Consecrated Archbishop for the territory of the ancient Diocese of Pannonia,and named Papal Legate“ad gentes”(for the Slav peoples), he assumed the ecclesiastical title of the re-established Episcopal See of Sirmium.
Consequently, the attempt on the part of certain theologians to present the papal dogmas of Vatican I as having the same intended meanings as some declarations of papal legates or papal epistles in the early Church are clearly misleading.
This division of medieval Livonia was created by Papal Legate William of Modena in 1228[9] as a compromise between the church and the Livonian Brothers of the Sword, both factions led by Germans, after the German knights had conquered and subdued the territories of several indigenous tribes: Finnic-speaking Estonians and Livs, and Baltic-speaking Latgalians, Selonians, Semigallians and Curonians.
The most regrettable fact in the history of Christianity took place on July 16, 1054, at the Constantinople council,when the papal legates placed on the throne of the St Sofia church a bull anathematising the Constantinople patriarch and the whole Eastern Church.
On 4 March 870, three days after the Council's final session, Emperor Basil I invited the participants to the Imperial Palace:Patriarch Ignatius, the Papal legates Donatus of Ostia, Stephen of Nep and deacon Marinus, as well as the representatives of the Eastern Patriarchs archdeacon Joseph(from Alexandria), bishop Thomas of Tyre(from Antioch) and presbyter Elijah(from Jerusalem), telling them that Peter was bringing gifts from the Bulgarian Prince.
The most regrettable fact in the history of Christianity took place on July 16, 1054, at the Constantinople council,when the papal legates placed on the throne of the St Sofia church a bull anathematising the Constantinople patriarch and the whole Eastern Church.
Nicholas Cardinal of Cusa(1401-1464), Bishop of Brixen, was not only a great Church politician,reputable Papal legate and reformer of spiritual life for the clergy and the faithful of the 15th century, but also a man of silence and contemplation.