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The essential and universal canonical tradition.
The canonical tradition concerning the Holy Mysteries;; 14.
The latter is canonism,not the living canonical tradition of the Orthodox Church.
The canonical tradition concerning clergy and monastics;; 11.
The quest for eternal salvation lies at the very heart of the Orthodox Canonical Tradition.
This order in the early canonical tradition is maintained by the various levels of primacies, i.e.
Primacy at all levels is a practice firmly grounded in the canonical tradition of the Church.
It is in function of this fullness, therefore, that the canonical tradition regulates the relation of each Church with other Churches, their unity and interdependence.
The canons and a canonical mind-a historical-theological analysis of the canonical tradition;; 2.
The Council's decisions should fully correspond to the dogmatic and canonical Tradition and not introduce novelties that might endanger the unity of the Holy Church.
That collection of canonical texts which is common to all Orthodox Churches,does not exhaust the canonical tradition.
If the criterion of our choice is the ancient canonical tradition of the Church, the canonical order compels that the“majority vote” ultimately prevails in the Synod's decisions.
Primacy at all levels is a practice firmly grounded in the canonical tradition of the Church.
First, the historical, or“canonical” Tradition, is orientated according to the second, living spiritual experience of the Church, without which the first could not even be understood.
The Constitution of the Serbian Orthodox Church- historical development;; theological foundation;;implantation in the canonical tradition;; document review process;; 8.
This norm, which re-emerges in several forms in canonical tradition, applies to all the relations between the bishops of a region, whether those of a province, a metropolitanate, or a patriarchate.
Church property- legal and canonical aspects;; the right to dispose of Church property;;representation of Church property in the canonical tradition;; 10.
This norm, which re-emerges in several forms in canonical tradition, applies to all the relations between the bishops of a region, whether those of a province, a metropolitanate, or a patriarchate.
Much of this criticism relies on a highly selective andreductionist appropriation of our rich canonical tradition to justify simplistic ideological conceits.
Of course, it would be nice to remain in the canonical tradition of hiding your feelings to the recognition of a man, but this may not work, and there is nothing wrong with an open discussion of your feelings.
Liturgical dimension of marriage- analysis of liturgical sources andtheir historical ecclesiological contextualization;; 3. Canonical tradition on marriage and customary law;; 4.
And thus the main aim and purpose of the canonical tradition is precisely to"protect" this fullness, to"guarantee," so to speak, that this local Church fully manifests the oneness, holiness, apostolicity and catholicity of the Church of Christ.
And it is very interesting to note that there is an obvious difference between the imperial legislation concerning the role andthe function of the Patriarch and the canonical tradition of the same period.
Learning Possession of advanced professional and theoretical knowledge of the canonical tradition and outcomes applicative competence in the application of the canons in the context of pastoral ministry. Course content 1.
It is an obvious fact indeed that these appeals are made to one of the three"layers" briefly analyzed above as ifeach one of them were a self-sufficient embodiment of the entire canonical tradition.
If notions such as"autocephaly" or"jurisdiction" are absent from the canonical tradition which everyone accepts as normative, this very absence is a tremendously important factor for the proper understanding and evaluation of these notions.
The members of the Bishops' Council testify that in their current form the drafts of the documents of the Holy and Great Council do not violate thepurity of the Orthodox faith and do not depart from the canonical tradition of the Church.
If the first layer of our canonical tradition refers to the Church in herself, to those structures which, expressing her essence, do not depend on the"world," the second one has as its very object her"acceptance" of the world, the norms by which she is related to it.
In Her struggle with all these difficulties and owing to Her holy teachers and shepherds, the Church has accumulated immense experience, which was carefully formulated and ratified by Her Councils andthereafter treasured within Her Canonical Tradition.
This corpus has been always and everywhere considered as normative,not only because it constitutes the earliest"layer" of our canonical tradition, but because its primary content and term of reference is precisely the"essence" of the Church, her basic structure and constitution rather than the historically contingent forms of her existence.