Examples of using Munus in English and their translations into German
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Munus docendi, sanctificandi et regendi… Duc in docendo!
The bishop would only give the faculties for the munus sanctificandi: this is the thesis.
May the munus santificandi that you have received also involve you in being animators of prayer in society.
This Apostolic Journey also fulfils my desireto bring back to African soil the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Africae Munus.
The munus here is less gift than duty, obligation, tax- participation is thus not becoming-more, but becoming-less.
It is as His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI put it, a call for Africa to"Stand up,take your mat and walk" See Africae Munus, No.148.
A re-reading of the motu proprio"Arduum Sane Munus"(1904) of Pius X announcing the work on the code highlights the second argument.
In African societies divided and threatened by violence and war,yet hungering and thirsting for true justice” AFRICAE MUNUS.
The dignity of the episcopate lies in the munus it carries and it is such that, on its own, precludes any idea of promotion or transfer, which should be rarer if not stopped.
This is also true with regard to families,who form the“vital cell of society and of the Church”(Africae Munus, n. 42) and which are so weakened today.
By its very nature, the munus episcopale entails a clear and unequivocal right and duty of governance, which also includes the element of jurisdiction.
By his ordination the priest is configured to Christ and becomes a close collaborator of the Patriarch andBishop in whose threefold munus he shares.
The munus of communitas implies a gift that requires a response and must be returned, in a movement of mutuality that exceeds the interest of any individual or species.
They are a necessary and precious aid to the Church's pastoral activity butalso a manifestation of the deepest nature of our Christian vocation” Africae Munus, n. 118.
In 1920 appeared the first encyclical devoted to peace written by a pope,the Pacem Dei munus, affirming the need for a reconciliation between victors and vanquished.
These three functions(triplex munus) and the powers that derive from them express on the level of action the pastoral ministry(munus pastorale) that every Bishop receives with episcopal consecration.
This inequality was increasingly evened out over the course of Roman history,but even after the municipia assumed formal equality to Rome, the munus as same rights continued to also mean the same obligations.
At the heart of the Bishop's munus sanctificandi is the Eucharist, which he himself offers or which he ensures is offered, and which particularly manifests his office as steward or minister of the grace of the supreme priesthood.143.
In the Roman Republic, municipium first characterized a Latin city dependent from Latium and later from Italy, whose citizens(municipes)were required to assume the same obligations(munus capere) to Rome as the Roman citizens.
Something more is required: by cherishing the richness of this patrimony(pater/munus) and allowing it to flourish, we exercise the munus of our episcopal paternity towards the Church in our continent.
This"answer" to the question about morality has been entrusted by Jesus Christ in a particular way to us, the Pastors of the Church; we have been called to make it the object of our preaching,in the fulfilment of our munus propheticum.
Until the Late Republic, gladiatorial fights which were called munera(pl. of munus, Latin"obligation, duty") were held only in connection with remembrance days and funerals; e.g., C. Iulius Caesar organized gladiator fights in honor of his deceased father during his office as aedilis curulis.
Chapters 5 to 7 deal with the ministry of the Bishop in the Particular Church and the three main duties of his pastoral activity: teach the faith and proclaim the word(munus docendi); sanctify the People of God(munus sanctificandi); be a father and a shepherd for the diocese munus regendi.
Cotonou(Agenzia Fides)-"After having signedyesterday the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Africae munus, I am happy today to be able to deliver to all the particular Churches, through you, the Presidents of the national and regional Episcopal Conferences in Africa, and to Presidents of the Synods of Eastern Catholic Churches….
This mission was evidence of Pius XI's decision to upgrade the Papacy's diplomatic relations, a policy outlined in the"Pacem,Dei Munus Pulcherrimum" encyclical, parting with the tradition of French protection for Middle Eastern Catholics.
In accordance with the teaching of the Second Vatican Council, it must be stated that the functions of teaching(munus docendi) and governing(munus regendi)- and hence the corresponding power of magisterium and of governance- are by their nature to be exercised in the particular Church by each Diocesan Bishop in hierarchical communion with the Head of the College and the College itself.
And Lobinger says: one can ordain an elderly man, married- that is his thesis- one could ordain an elderly married man,but only so that he exercises the munus sanctificandi, that is, that he celebrates Mass, that he administers the sacrament of Reconciliation and performs the Anointing of the Sick.
I would like to echo the Synod Fathers who once more stressed the need for the adequate training[205]of those who exercise the munus of reader in liturgical celebrations,[206] and particularly those who exercise the ministry of Reader, which in the Latin rite is, as such, a lay ministry.
Consequently, the Cathedral, where the supreme moment of the Church's life takes place,is also the setting for the most exalted and sacred act of the Bishop's munus sanctificandi, which involves, like the very liturgy at which he presides, both the sanctification of the people and the worship and glorification of God.