Death in holy orders / by 387417 James, P. D.

Holy Orders of the Clergy given by Jan Rzeszowski by Krzysztof Kaczmarek

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Elementi Strossmayerova razumijevanja i formacije svećenstva te njegov odnos prema svećenicima by Niko Ikić

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Four Certificates of Holy Orders Taken by Clerics from the Krakow Diocese by Krzysztof Kaczmarek

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Sacraments of Holy Orders and Matrimony by the motu proprio Omnium in mentem written by Benedict XVI by Piotr Wojnarowicz

“…It relates to two areas – the sacrament of Holy Orders and the sacrament of Marriage. Changes made in the canons on the sacrament of Holy Orders (canons 1008, 1009) are amended dogmatic. …”
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Legal Consequences of Deprivation of Holy Orders: Discussion of Draft Reform in Legislative Chambers of Russian Empire (1907-1911) by A. V. Nikitin

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Review on: A Companion to Priesthood and Holy Orders in the Middle Ages / G. Peters, C. Colt Anderson, eds. Brill, 2016 by Evgeny Shilov

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The Vocation, Ministry and Mission of the Catholic Priests and Religious Men and Women in Church Mission in Africa by Francis Appiah-Kubi, Leo Andoh Korsah

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The Christian woman as a weaker, but honoured vessel (1 Pt 3:7): Forbidden to act in persona Christi by Jennifer Slater

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Kraków Dominicans in the accounts of ordinations of bishops of Poznań by Krzysztof Kaczmarek

“…The reading of these materials makes it possible to reproduce the process of formation of the clergy through taking further ranks in minor and major holy orders. These materials are also important in the study of the clergy derived from religious communities, especially from Mendicant orders – due to the fact it was friars from Mendicant orders who often took holy orders because of the pastoral tasks they undertook. …”
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Sacraments of communion by Marek Jagodziński

“…Contemporary personalistic and communicational sacrametology shows that not only the sacraments of Holy Orders and Matrimony are at the service of communion (Catechism of the Catholic Church), but all the sacraments are at this service and all of them are really the sacraments of communion. …”
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Francesco d’Assisi e i suoi frati come predicatori: forme e contenuti della predicazione nel Duecento by Aleksander Horowski

“…One of the key moments of transformation in the kind of preaching Francis performed coincided with his taking on holy orders, that is, becoming a deacon, and the gradual acquisition of basic theological scholarship, an education obtained in part by listening to liturgical texts…”
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Kwestia kapłaństwa kobiet we współczesnym Kościele by Justyna Groblewska

“…We will present the history of holy orders of women at the end to portray the reply of an Orthodox church to demands of aspirations to the priesthood by women briefly.…”
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Las facultades para la confesión en el Código de Juan Pablo II by Marek Saj

“…According to the law of the Church, contained mainly in the Code of Canon Law, priests are entitled to certain rights and obligations arising from their Holy Orders. Some of them require also appropriate faculties in addition to the orders. …”
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Vehement Poetry: The Literary Sources of John Donne’s Ecclesiastical Via Media by Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise

“…When Donne entered holy orders, becoming one of the best advocates of the British middle way, he did not however turn abruptly away from these vehement literary forms of expression. …”
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The Concept of the Christian Faithful in the Code of Canon Law of 1983 by Agnieszka Zalewska

“…Both rules are strictly correlated which leads to conclusion that capability of men to receive holy orders is directly derived from the rule of diversity. …”
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Sidonius Apollinaris: The letter to his friend Turnus (Introd. article, transl. and comment. E.V. Litovchenko) by Litovčenko Elena V.

“…As one of the most important tendency of the Late Antiqity's considered the senatorial aristocracy striving to take holy orders, and act as a pastor. The wide spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire, the decline of the role of the senate, the weakening of the central government in the provinces are dealt as an incentives for the development of the mentioned trend. …”
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The genesis and history of the fermentum by Janusz Mieczkowski

“…The longest, to the XIII or XIV century, fermentum survived in the holy orders bishops, priests and consecrated maids.…”
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Vir baptizatus as the Subject of Ordination of the Diaconate in the Code of Canon Law Seen from a Historical-Legal Perspective by Marcin Bider

“…Should a woman or an unbaptized man be admitted to the dia­conate, it would be necessary to declare the nullity of these holy orders.…”
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Connections of the Family of the Blessed Bishop Anton Martin Slomšek to the Church: On the 160th Anniversary of the Death of Blessed Anton Martin Slomšek by Boris Golec

“…The fourth member of the Slomšek family to receive holy orders was one of Gašpers great-grandsons, Janez Slomšek from Družmirje near Šoštanj, who was ordained priest by Bishop Slomšek himself.…”
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