Examples of using Excommunication in English and their translations into German
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There are only five offenses that merit excommunication.
Thus excommunication was a deadly thing. Mr. Rodkinson makes this remarkable reference to it.
All dissent became heresy, punishable by excommunication….
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It is difficult to say how soon this excommunication took place in Asia.
And he stood this until death, in spite of the processes for heresy and the excommunication.
Confession led to his excommunication, and he got in touch with you to talk about Selfosophy's hierarchy.
These warnings were echoed by the bishops, who threatened excommunication for those who persecuted Jews.
Benedict XVI: Excommunication is not something arbitrary but a measure prescribed by the Code of Canon Law.
On Halloween all the undead are called to free himself from excommunication and to ensure on the ground for terror.
As for Orthodox Albanians the(Greek)church threatened anyone who wrote in Albanian with excommunication.
He is not, however, to establish censures, especially excommunication, except with the greatest moderation and only for graver delicts.
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Disfellowship, or excommunication, involves being shunned by the community and family for at least a year. The shunned member is still expected to attend meetings.
CIC for doubting an article of Catholic faith(the virgin birth),but no explicit excommunication(ferendae sententiae) was pronounced against her.
The respective procedure within the Body of the Church- that is, the excision of a member-is called"excommunication";
The appropriate Episcopal Office will make a judgment and excommunication, according to the seriousness of the charges, may be decided by a cardinal.
When Pope Gregory VII kept the Emperor, Henry IV,waiting for three days barefoot in the snow before granting him absolution from excommunication.
Ireland and return==Gaveston was not exiled immediately; he did not have to leave the realm until 25 June,but faced excommunication by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Winchelsey, should he return.
But not even an excommunication of Polani by the pope could convince the Venetians to forgo the valuable commercial rights they received in Chios, Cyprus, Rhodes, and Candia(Crete) through their alliance with the Byzantin Empire.
At the table today, Bartholomew and I were talking about the moment when a cardinal- I don't remember which one-went to convey the Pope's excommunication to the Patriarch.
The Church must, therefore, react with the harshest punishment, excommunication, and that is to call back the persons thus punished to repentance and into unity.
In his Bull Effraenatum of 1588, hesaid all abortions for whatever reason were homicide and were penalized by excommunication reserved to the Holy See.
That is why, by the 2012,the poor little German bishops have imposed excommunication years æ Senta æ the exclusion from the sacraments, from Catholic funeral and all other ecclesial activities who does not pay.
SANTA CLARA The church was founded in 1596 by Doña Francisca de la Cueva,in the hope of counteracting her husband's excommunication as a result of certain abuses of authority.
The decision of Patriarch Athenagoras to lift the Excommunication of the Roman Church was reaffirmed by his successor, Patriarch Dimitrios who directed that"an Orthodox could receive Holy Communion from a Roman Catholic Priest.
Philippe tried to convince Pope Boniface VIII to enforce the royal law upon the Templars and excommunicate them,to which the pope reacted with excommunication all right- but Philippe's, not the Templars.
Consequently the Church must react by employing her most severe punishment- excommunication- with the aim of calling those thus punished to repent and to return to unity.
Pius XII himself, in the encyclical Ad Apostolorum Principis of 1958, established, precisely in regard to the Chinese case, that the bishops ordained illegitimately andtheir consecrators had incurred ipso facto the excommunication«specialissimo modo» reserved to the Holy See.
Martha Heizer, President of the so-called Basic Association We are church[We are Church],to which has been imposed in 2014 excommunication, not by the Supreme Pontiff Benedict XVI, but by the reigning Pontiff.