Ví dụ về việc sử dụng To appoint bishops trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Beijing will not allow the Vatican to appoint bishops in China.
The issue at hand- who gets to appoint bishops- has been at the heart of a dispute between the two since China first broke off diplomatic ties with the Holy See in 1951.
Does this approach still respect the true authority of the Pope to appoint bishops?
In fact, if the pope grants Beijing the right to appoint bishops, then the entire Church in China will be sacrificed.".
We forget that for 350 years the kings of Portugal andSpain were to appoint bishops.
Compared with freedom in other aspects,“the freedom for the pope to appoint bishops” is part of the religious freedom of the Catholic Church, which has originated from her fundamental doctrines.
The agreement ends a decades-long standoff over authority to appoint bishops in China.
The expected deal would allow China to appoint bishops, in consultation with the Vatican, and eventually could lead to the restoration of full diplomatic relations between the two sides for the first time in seven decades.
For Catholics, that means the Church's freedom at least to appoint bishops and ordain priests.
Obviously, if the Church gives in to pressure from the government, the only result- despite proclamations to the contrary-is that it will have sold out the pontifical right to appoint bishops.
Signing such an agreement means delivering the authority to appoint bishops into the hands of an atheist government.
The government of the Chinese People's Republicnever recognized the Holy See's authority to appoint bishops.
An agreement between the Chinese government andPope Francis on who has the authority to appoint bishops in the country would be a positive step towards re-establishing diplomatic relations between China and the Vatican.
In September, the Vatican and Beijing reached a historic deal,ending a decades-long standoff over authority to appoint bishops in China.
An even partial resolution on the thorny issue of who gets to appoint bishops could open the way for a resumption of diplomatic relations nearly 70 years after they were cut during the Communist takeover of China.
Moreover, for the first time, this regime has recognized the Catholic Church as a dignified interlocutor andrecognized the right of the pope to appoint bishops in China.
Catholics who choose to remain loyal to Rome,particularly to the Pope's juridical authority to appoint bishops autonomously, make up the“underground Church,” with its own bishops, priests, and lay faithful.
This crackdown on“cult” churches has strengthened ever since Beijing signed a deal with the Vatican in Septemberlast year that gave the CCP the right to appoint bishops.
The cardinal's assertion also came at atime when talks on the Vatican's authority to appoint bishops for the Catholic Church in China continue with the Chinese government maintaining that it is an interference.
Since the Catholic Church in China can keep her Catholic traditions and be a Catholic Church in the true sense,how can it be said that the freedom for the Holy See to appoint bishops is not a“true freedom of religion?”?
In the past temporal powers have heavily interfered oreven obtained for themselves the right to appoint bishops, but it was a negative situation to which the Second Vatican Council and the Code of Canon Law sought to turn around.
If there is no legal provision on which the candidates for the episcopacy ought to be based,then the pope will use his own judgment to appoint bishops, without being restricted by any civil or religious power.
On one hand, the goal is not to harm the unity of the Catholic Church andthe essential right of the Roman Pontiff to appoint bishops, and on the other, not to let the pope's right to appoint bishops be considered an interference in the internal affairs of China.
In return,Beijing would acknowledge the right of the Holy See to appoint new bishops.
In other words, local Churches have no authority to appoint their own bishops.
Further, he said that they were to appoint other bishops, priests, and deacons to do the same work.
But the Catholic Churchbelieves that local churches have no authority to appoint their own bishops.
FOR several years delegations have shuffled between Beijing andRome in the hope of reaching an agreement over how to appoint Catholic bishops in China.
However in September 2018 the PRC andthe Holy See signed an agreement allowing the Pope to appoint and veto bishops approved by the Communist Party of China.
In 2008, the Holy See was finally able to appoint seven new bishops in Vietnam, and the bishops ordained hundreds of priests.