Examples of using Conciliar in English and their translations into Russian
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Conciliar decrees, commentaries, and later synodal legislation.
Adoption of Christianity contributed to the development of the conciliar consciousness.
And as conciliar Christians, we always have influence on everyone else.
Such a conclusion appears to reject the conciliar vision and practice of the Orthodox Church.
Harshly criticizing any manifestations of separatism he stands for a single conciliar Ukraine.
While the advantages of the conciliar system were obvious, the system also had its disadvantages.
Meanwhile, Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich supported his confessor andapproved to send him a conciliar act.
I believe that criticism of the conciliar documents, if it is constructive and founded, is completely normal.
However, Christian repentance cannot be individualised,it can only be personal and conciliar, i.e.
Tomas was educated at the Seminario Conciliar of Campeche from about 1794 to 1799 and subsequently was a professor of law there.
The Roman Pontiff has the right to convene ecumenical councils, and conciliar definitions must be approved by his act.
This is vital if we want the conciliar documents to be accepted so that as a result they will not be later rejected by the people of God.
Makary cathedrals finally formed canonization procedure for solving the conciliar bishops and with the approval of the primate of the Church.
Conciliar principle should apply to the diocesan, and parish life, only then we will solve the issues facing the Church and to society.
In his letters addressed to Januarius, the Pope scrutinised mistakes andfaults of the latter appealing to the Bible and ordinances of conciliar canons.
But in Catholicism and Protestantism, as argued hamsters,treason conciliar top only led to the triumph of rationalism, hostile to the"spirit of the Church.
The members of the Church are called to share in Christ's mission, in His service of the world,which is possible for the Church only as a conciliar service so that«the world may believe» Jn.
And their solution is needed conciliar mind, you need a joint decision and discuss them and the Council of Bishops, and the Local Council, according to the adopted by our Church in the 1988 statute.
Following his transfer to the Archdiocese of Madrid, Cañizares taught catechetical theology at the University of Salamanca andfundamental theology at the Conciliar Seminary of Madrid.
The Greek proskynests(“veneration”)was already translated as adoration in the Latin version of the Conciliar Acts used by Charlemagne in his famous Libri Carolini, which rejected the council.
Other conciliar documents such as Dignitatis humanae, drafted largely by John Courtney Murray, an American Jesuit, have important applications to the social teachings of the church on freedom today.
At the same time,we come to the conclusion that for him the Roman primacy was inseparably linked with the idea of the conciliar consent of the Western episcopate and its"superiority" over the Eastern.
Projects conciliar definitions and messages, topical issues of church life(the legal status of the Church, the Church's unity and division in Ukraine, relations with the Orthodox Church) were the subject of lengthy discussions.
Even imperial laws concerning the Church, inasmuch as they were accepted as guiding principles of ecclesiastical polity,often witnessed to ecclesiastical consciousness essentially identical to that of the conciliar canons.
Thus, the forthcoming eternal life is intertwined to the present in the construction of the temple, the whole church is built up in a conciliar hierarchical, it reflects the image of the Triumphant Church(heavenly) and Militant Church.
Just before and during the conciliar years, with the blessing of his order, de Lubac also began to write and publish books and articles in defense of the writings of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, his older friend and fellow Jesuit.
In this receptive process, some questions have arisen regarding the interpretation of both New Testament and historical data,the theological implications of the Conciliar decision and of the extensions which have been conferred on the ecclesial Magisterium.
Meanwhile, the formal conciliar decisions of 1341 and 1351, endorsing a theology of real“participation” of man in God and, therefore, of a real distinction between“essence” and“energy” in God, were clearly incompatible with the prevailing Latin theology of the time.
Members of the Council in 1547 formulated its decision:"We have established now celebrate for new miracle workers, that Lord glorified them, His pleasers, with a number of and various signs and wonders, butthere are was not conciliar chanting in their honor until this day.
He is credited with having composed a Collection of Fifty Titles,which divided the conciliar canons according to subjects as well as a parallel collection of imperial laws divided into eighty-seven chapters(Collectio LXXXVII capitulorum).