Examples of using Synods in English and their translations into Polish
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We cannot forget about the wonderful work of Paul VI which were synods.
Some of its bishops are mentioned in synods in Serdica and other nearby towns.
The Fathers, Church synods, popes and theologians maintained that slaves could be legitimately owned,
The Methodist Church in Benin is organised into 15 synods, and covers the whole country.
This harmonization will certainly be facilitated by the collegial work which Bishops now regularly undertake in Episcopal Conferences and Synods.
This law was frequently enacted by subsequent synods and is inserted in the Corpus Juris Canonici, Decretum Gratiani.
An example comes to mind in the participation of women on diocesan and parochial Pastoral Councils as well as Diocesan Synods and particular Councils.
This includes the Ordinary and Extraordinary Synods as well as the continental, regional, national and diocesan Synods.
took care of the liturgical life, carried out the diocesan and provincial synods.
Zonaras complains that in his time"these synods were everywhere treated with great contempt,"
Hence, the advice which Saint Charles Borromeo, himself an outstanding pastor, proposed in the last of his Synods:''Do you have the care of souls?
That's why during synods bishops and then popes demanded more and more detailed verifications
And that this may be duly attended to, there shall be in each year two synods in every province--the one before Lent, the other toward autumn.
And let these synods be held, the one before Lent,(that the pure Gift may be offered to God after all bitterness has been put away), and let the second be held about autumn.
notably at the synods of Cashel(1101), Ráth Breasail(1111)
At the Synods of Pińczów in 1562 Stanisław Paklepka
to place the authority in the hands of conferences, synods, etc.
The participation of the lay faithful in Diocesan Synods and in local Councils, whether provincial
pertinacious disputant whom four successive synods condemned before he could be got rid of,
Two ordinary synods expressly treated the evangelization of cultures,
Another form authorising the public cult is beatification that originated in the Middle Ages when bishops, synods or even popes permitted certain acts of the public cult,
They cover decrees of councils and synods, statements by the Fathers of the Church
those of any smaller councils or synods, as final settlements of the question,"What is truth?
The Half-Way Covenant, adopted by the synods of 1657 and 1662, had made baptism alone the condition to the civil privileges of church membership,
are endeavoring to have their conferences and synods allow them to preach what they conceive to be truth
Ecclesiastical Provinces, Episcopal Conferences, Synods of Bishops and Councils of Hierarchs may create a fund, to be established according to the norms of canons 116
I do not know, but so far as the position of the chorepiscopi in synods is concerned there can be no doubt whatever,
Visconti convened six diocesan synods, started the pastoral visit to all the diocese, erected new churches
spiritual exercises for Bishops, organized by Patriarchal Synods, Episcopal Conferences at the regional
The Synods of Bishops of the Patriarchal Churches