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1 1 | this holy see, and of the ecclesiastical character. We were, therefore,
2 5,2| without the license of ecclesiastical superiors, the said books
3 6,2| let them be compelled by ecclesiastical censures, or otherwise,
4 7,2| apply itself to restore ecclesiastical discipline, which is exceedingly
5 7,2| passed in the exercises of ecclesiastical discipline, bears testimony
6 7,2| fruits, to be applied, by an ecclesiastical superior, to the fabric
7 7,2| title, or in commendam, any ecclesiastical benefices requiring personal
8 8,1| capable individuals. ~Inferior Ecclesiastical Benefices, especially such
9 8,1| or otherwise incompatible Ecclesiastical Benefices, whether by way
10 8,1| otherwise incompatible, Ecclesiastical Benefices to exhibit their
11 8,1| otherwise. ~CHAPTER VII. ~United Ecclesiastical Benefices shall be visited:
12 8,1| upon a specific property. ~Ecclesiastical Benefices with cures, which
13 8,1| shall be subjected to an ecclesiastical interdict; and the persons
14 8,1| confirmed in, or admitted to any ecclesiastical benefices whatsoever, even
15 8,3| to prohibit, even under ecclesiastical pains and censures, the
16 14,1| a man prove himself. Now ecclesiastical usage declares that necessary
17 14,3| degradation from the said ecclesiastical orders and degrees, in the
18 14,3| others persons constituted in ecclesiastical dignity, who are of weight
19 15,5| from his own orders, or ecclesiastical degrees and dignities; no
20 15,5| flesh;-for this cause, all ecclesiastical persons, howsoever exempted,
21 15,5| other offices, or benefices ecclesiastical; if, after having been admonished
22 15,5| lawful to confer upon him any ecclesiastical benefices, even though they
23 15,5| ever excluded from every ecclesiastical order, benefice, and office.
24 15,5| of his own sheep, that so ecclesiastical order may not be confounded,
25 15,5| moreover, of whatsoever ecclesiastical or Secular dignity, can,
26 16,2| thereof, and to all other ecclesiastical and Secular persons,- especially
27 16,2| faithful of Christ, towards all ecclesiastical and Secular princes, and
28 16,2| princes, and towards all ecclesiastical and Secular persons, of
29 17,2| some person constituted in ecclesiastical dignity. Wherefore, let
30 19,3| thereof, and to all the ecclesiastical and secular persons, especially
31 19,3| faithful of Christ, towards all ecclesiastical and secular princes, and
32 19,3| princes, and towards all other ecclesiastical and secular persons, of
33 22,2| decree.~Forasmuch as the ecclesiastical order ought to be free from
34 22,2| deceits, pretend to have an ecclesiastical benefice, or even means
35 22,2| peaceful possession of an ecclesiastical benefice sufficient for
36 22,2| have obtained a sufficient ecclesiastical benefice, or they shall
37 23,3| inviolably to observe them, by ecclesiastical censures and other penalties,
38 23,4| administrators, whether ecclesiastical, or lay, of the fabric of
39 23,4| exercise that office, in ecclesiastical and spiritual affairs, lawsuits,
40 24,1| sobriety. ~CHAPTER IV ~On the Ecclesiastical hierarchy, and on Ordination. ~
41 24,1| nothing but confound the ecclesiastical hierarchy, which is as an
42 24,1| that, besides the other ecclesiastical degrees, bishops, who have
43 24,1| devised by men unskilled in ecclesiastical matters; or, that it is
44 24,1| rightly ordained, nor sent, by ecclesiastical and canonical power, but
45 24,2| or, in his default, his ecclesiastical superior for him, to apply
46 24,2| whomsoever who hold any ecclesiastical benefice having cure of
47 24,2| Ordinaries to constrain them by ecclesiastical censures, and by the sequestration
48 24,2| years is required for an ecclesiastical benfice; who is to enjoy
49 24,2| enjoy the privilege of the (ecclesiastical) court. ~No one, after being
50 24,2| enjoy the privilege of the (ecclesiastical) court, unless he have an
51 24,2| court, unless he have an ecclesiastical benefice; or, wearing the
52 24,2| benefice; or, wearing the ecclesiastical dress and tonsure, he serves
53 24,2| bishop's permission in an ecclesiastical seminary, or in some school,
54 24,2| Almighty God, persevere in ecclesiastical discipline; the holy Synod
55 24,2| religiously, and to train in ecclesiastical discipline, a certain number
56 24,2| will always serve in the ecclesiastical ministry. And It wishes
57 24,2| number, age, and progress in ecclesiastical discipline, shall, when
58 24,2| trained in the aforesaid ecclesiastical discipline, they shall always
59 24,2| learn grammar, singing, ecclesiastical computation, and the other
60 24,2| instructed in sacred Scripture; ecclesiastical works; the homilies of the
61 24,2| and likewise of all other ecclesiastical revenues and proceeds whatsoever,
62 24,2| to laymen, out of which ecclesiastical subsidies are wont to be
63 24,2| bishop of the place shall, by ecclesiastical censures, and other legal
64 24,3| bishoprics, dignities, and other ecclesiastical benefices, and divers articles
65 25,2| valid, notwithstanding the ecclesiastical law, or vow; and that the
66 25,2| causes do not belong to ecclesiastical judges; let him be anathema. ~
67 25,4| bishops, if need be, even by ecclesiastical censures; any privileges
68 25,4| apply to those who hold ecclesiastical benefices, in so far as
69 25,4| to preserve and increase ecclesiastical discipline, with the view
70 25,4| retain the same. ~Whereas ecclesiastical order is perverted when
71 25,4| that, for the future, one ecclesiastical benefice only shall be conferred
72 25,4| if the church be under ecclesiastical patronage, and the institution
73 25,4| causes, appertaining to the Ecclesiastical court, is prescribed. ~All
74 25,4| any way whatever to the ecclesiastical court, even though they
75 25,4| though de latere, nuncios, ecclesiastical governors, or others, shall
76 25,4| against clerics, or other ecclesiastical persons, until the bishop
77 26,3| violated; repressing, by ecclesiastical censures and other penalties,
78 26,3| or disobey, they shall by ecclesiastical censures compel them to
79 26,3| if need be, enforce by ecclesiastical censures that this be performed
80 26,4| importance towards restoring ecclesiastical discipline, admonishes all
81 26,4| observed by all who hold ecclesiastical benefices, whether Secular
82 26,4| or shall hereafter hold, ecclesiastical benefices, and whose duty
83 26,4| advancement of religion and of ecclesiastical discipline. But as regards
84 26,4| excommunication is the very sinews of ecclesiastical discipline, and very salutary
85 26,4| causes, it is enjoined on all ecclesiastical judges, of whatsoever dignity
86 26,4| judgment, they abstain from ecclesiastical censures, or interdict,
87 26,4| in any way belong to the ecclesiastical court, it shall be lawful
88 26,4| magistrate, to prohibit an ecclesiastical judge from excommunicating
89 26,4| to the bishop in causes ecclesiastical; notwithstanding, as regards
90 26,4| granted. ~Whereas, as regards ecclesiastical benefices, whatsoever carries
91 26,4| Regress, in regard of any ecclesiastical benefice of whatsoever quality,
92 26,4| effect in regard of all ecclesiastical benefices whatsoever, and
93 26,4| any one in regard of any ecclesiastical benefices whatsoever. But
94 26,4| admonishes all who hold any ecclesiastical benefices, whether Secular
95 26,4| compelled thereunto not only by ecclesiastical censures, and other remedies
96 26,4| that, under this pretext, ecclesiastical benefices be reduced to
97 26,4| henceforth be committed those ecclesiastical and spiritual causes, belonging
98 26,4| causes, belonging to the ecclesiastical court, which may have to
99 26,4| CHAPTER XI. ~Certain leases of Ecclesiastical Property or rights are prohibited;
100 26,4| it be lawful, to farm out ecclesiastical jurisdictions, or the faculties
101 26,4| for ever deprived of their ecclesiastical benefices, portions, offices,
102 26,4| regards clerics who have not ecclesiastical benefices or pensions, they
103 26,4| fathers have, or had, an ecclesiastical benefice, any benefice whatsoever,
104 26,4| ordains, that those Secular ecclesiastical benefices, by whatsoever
105 26,4| be for ever deprived of ecclesiastical sepulture. Those also who
106 26,4| Synod being desirous that ecclesiastical discipline may not only
107 26,4| It has ordained touching ecclesiastical persons, has thought fit,
108 26,4| immunity of the church and of ecclesiastical persons, which, by the ordinance
109 26,4| published in favour of ecclesiastical persons, of the liberty
110 26,4| respect whatsoever is of ecclesiastical right, as belonging especially
111 26,4| reformation of morals, and ecclesiastical discipline, as well under
112 27 | manners, and to restore ecclesiastical discipline, to procure time
113 27 | by the censures also and ecclesiastical penalties contained in the
114 27 | some person constituted in ecclesiastical dignity. Let no one, therefore,
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