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 1 Forew            |               have received noteworthy ecclesiastical approbation.~           
 2 Forew,  Intr     |              and law, divine or human, ecclesiastical or civil. This is the liberal
 3 Forew,  Intr     |              religious liberalism, and ecclesiastical egalitarianism in the different
 4     1,     3,   5|          produced insurrection against ecclesiastical authority, expressed in
 5     1,     3,   5|         affirmed by the suppression of ecclesiastical celibacy and by the introduction
 6     1,     3,   5|               adopted in the matter of ecclesiastical organization:~            –
 7     1,     3,   5|           nobles, to the revolt of the ecclesiastical "common people," the faithful,
 8     1,     3,   5|              of the suppression of all ecclesiastical or civil authority, of the
 9     1,     3,   5|             persecution as soon as the ecclesiastical authority begins to hinder
10     1,     4     |               an aristocratic and even ecclesiastical mask and language. It frequented
11     1,     7,   3|                     b. Equality in the ecclesiastical realm: the suppression of
12     2,     7,   2|             For analogous reasons, the ecclesiastical Magisterium more often than
13     2,    12,   6| COUNTER-REVOLUTION IS BROADER~THAN THE ECCLESIASTICAL AMBIT ~            The foregoing
14     2,    12,   6|     Counter-Revolution goes beyond the ecclesiastical ambit, though always intimately
15     2,    12,   8|             private capacity. With due ecclesiastical approval, this action can
16     3,     2,   4|               an ingenious move by the ecclesiastical hierarchy.~            Perhaps
17     3,     3,   2|                             E.         Ecclesiastical Tribalism and Pentecostalism~           
18     3,     3,   2|              bone-like rigidity of the ecclesiastical structure – as Our Lord
19     3,     3,   2|               Demonarchization” of the Ecclesiastical Authorities~           
20     3,     3,   2|                a “demonarchization” of ecclesiastical authority, whose different
21  Post            |         immediate and profound impact. Ecclesiastical personages like those already
22  Post            |              among whom are found many ecclesiastical figures, who act in a suicidal
23  Post            |             lie entered the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy. At the service
24  Post            |         century has been held by great ecclesiastical figures. Cardinal Stickler
25  Post            |                military' or civil and  ecclesiastical. The Magisterium and Theology
26  Post,     0,   0|               the Pontifical and other ecclesiastical academies and of Apostolic