Exemplos de uso de Pontifical consistory em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There can be only one Cardinal-Priest per Pontifical Consistory.
Article 6.1: Each Pontifical Consistory is composed of a variable number of Cardinals, their nature being equally variable.
Article 5.2: A geodogmatic area is headed by a pontifical consistory.
Article 6.1: Each pontifical consistory is composed of a variable number of cardinals, whose nature is also variable.
Article 5.2: A geodogmatic zone is directed by a Pontifical Consistory.
Article 16: The Pontifical Consistory will act as a judge to give and issue an official decision on whether the application will be allowed.
There can be only one national cardinal elector per pontifical consistory.
Article 6.2: Each Pontifical Consistory has a Cardinal-Deacon for each complete groups of eight parishes, with a maximum of four Cardinals.
Article 6.5: The bishop is entitled to offer notices of excommunications, defrocking orannulment of the sacrament to the competent Pontifical Consistory.
Article 6.2: Each pontifical consistory has a national cardinal suffragan for each complete count of ten parishes, up to a maximum of three national cardinals.
Article 6.5: The bishop is entitled to provide notice of excommunication, of“défroquage” orcancellation of a sacrament with the right Pontifical Consistory.
In disputed cases,the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition or if unavailable the appropriate Pontifical Consistory attributes the procedure to the best suited court.
Article 6.5: The bishop is entitled to provide notice of excommunication, of"défroquage" orcancellation of a sacrament with the right Pontifical Consistory.
Particular cases Article 11: A pontifical consistory may, according to the Greand-Inquisitor, édictante specific rules about the officialities of its geodogmatic zone.
Article 15: Any application for annulment of marriage is deposited before the local Episcopal office and forwarded to the competent Pontifical Consistory that will judge its relevance.
Article 6.3: From 20 parishes or 7 dioceses, the pontifical consistory receives an electorate, that is to say that one of the two national cardinals suffragan is elevated to the rank of national cardinal elector.
Article 6.5 proprius loci: The Metroplitan Archbishop is entitled to offer notices of excommunications, defrocking orannulment of the sacrament to the competent Pontifical Consistory.
Article 6.5: The pontifical consistory may legislate and make decisions in their areas of expertise as described in the statute of each consistory and approved by the Curia and in accordance with Canon Law.
Article 10: Referrals to the Office provided by the Episcopal prosecutor may include official business of his own, ormandated by an official of the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition, the Pontifical Consistory, or by a Cardinal.
Article 6.3: The Pontifical Consistory with less than three Cardinals can be integrated by Cardinals of all kinds, chosen by the Curia according to their linguistic skills, to assist the Consistory and provide punctual assistance.
Article 9: Referral to the Apostolic Penitentiary provided by the Commissioner in charge of the case,may be enter in the tribunal on the mandate of one accountable to the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition, by the Pontifical Consistory or a Cardinal.
Article 10: The national cardinals have the mission of managing their geodogmatic area.- Article 10.1:National cardinals are appointed by the Curia on the proposal of a Roman Cardinal or members of the existing pontifical consistory.- Article 10.2: The national cardinals are assigned to the pontifical consistory of the geodogmatic area from which they come from.
They assist the bishop, with whom they deliberate and are entrusted with the task, with the Episcopal Prosecutor, of record keeping andforwarding copies to the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition and the Pontifical Consistory concerned.
They must be clergy. They assist the bishop, with whom they deliberate and are entrusted with the task, with the Episcopal Prosecutor, of record keeping andforwarding copies to the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition and the Pontifical Consistory concerned.
Article 5: Auditors assist the President of the Tribunal, with whom they deliberate and are entrusted with the task, with the Rapporteur, of record keeping andforwarding copies to the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition and the Pontifical Consistory concerned.
Article 2.6: The Roman Cardinals have a right to veto any decision taken by a member of the clergy apart from the Pope,National Cardinals have a right to veto any decision taken by a member of the clergy of the geodogmatic area dependent on their pontifical consistory apart from the Pope.