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 1 5 | forcefully ejected in the time of Pope St. Nicholas I. Our Predecessor
 2 5 |           the Apostolic See. When Pope Eugenius left Florence for
 3 8 |      Church. The decretal of this pope, issued at the Fourth Lateran
 4 9 |           tenor, too, of the same Pope's letter to Cardinal Otho
 5 9 |          these matters." The same Pope Innocent IV appointed his
 6 10|        the immediate successor of Pope Innocent, observed that
 7 10|           arrangement proposed by Pope Alexander, and accepted
 8 11|             Although the reply of Pope Gregory to this letter of
 9 12|          the council of Florence. Pope Eugenius approved it and
10 14|      relate several deeds of this pope which aimed at restoring
11 14|        was enacted in the time of Pope Clement VIII. The decree
12 17|          prescribed for Greeks by Pope Gregory XIII (veteris Bullarii,
13 17|          demanded of Orientals by Pope Urban VIII. Both were published
14 18|         was begun zealously under Pope Urban VIII, but it was interrupted
15 19|       Church and for refusing the pope the respect and obedience
16 20|        before being ordained. But Pope Nicholas V carefully applied
17 23|          crown. Others claim that Pope St. Sylvester or St. Gregory
18 23|         with the Armenian people. Pope Gregory IX refers to these
19 24|     errors of the Armenians which Pope Benedict XII condemned,
20 24|     Jerome Dandin S.J., Nuncio of Pope Clement VIII, reads as follows: "
21 25|          the College confirmed by Pope Urban VIII, the students
22 25|           statements requested by Pope Gregory XIII from the Patriarch
23 25|          under both species." The Pope replied: "If they wish to
24 26|            made some inquiries of Pope Clement XI in 1716. He asked
25 26|     careful instruction which the Pope approved and ordered sent
26 26|           of so mighty a mystery. Pope Benedict XIII gave a similar
27 28|        chap. 46, and mentioned by Pope Felix III in his third letter
28 28|        composed at the command of Pope St. Gelasius, the ceremony
29 29|   trisagion had been condemned by Pope Felix III and a Roman synod,
30 29|         Women Assisting at Mass ~~Pope Gelasius in his ninth letter (
31 29|          specie unica num, no. 7. Pope Innocent IV in his letter
32 30|      latter position was taken by Pope Nicholas III when he realized
33 30|        union with his predecessor Pope Gregory X. The evidence
34 30|           Creed as the Latins." ~~Pope Eugenius IV at the Council
35 30|          the Greeks. ~~Similarly, Pope Callistus III, when he sent
36 30|          762). It may be that the Pope suspected that the Greeks
37 31|         of the Eucharist, no. 7). Pope Innocent 111 in his letter
38 31|       Church. In consequence this pope and his successors sent
39 34|        Cardinal Kollonitz advised Pope Clement XI that allowing
40 34|     beneficial to the Church. The Pope rejected the Cardinal's
41 35|        informed the Senate of the Pope's wishes to have a church
42 41|           These complaints of the Pope are contained in the document
43 43|          of Trent reserved to the Pope the question of revising
44 43|        its details in the time of Pope Gregory XIII. For this reason
45 43|      temporum: "At the bidding of Pope Gregory XIII, Clavius has
46 43|   correction of the calendar. The Pope also studied the calculations
47 44|        Cardinal Pamphilius, later Pope Innocent X, on July 4, 1631.
48 44|         the faith; second, if the Pope mentions them expressly
49 45|        dispensed from using it by Pope Innocent XII. ~~At the Congregation
50 45|    Albanus, who was later elected Pope, and Cardinal Henricus Norisius,
51 45|       September 23, 1699, and the Pope confirmed it on the same
52 46|         Roman calendar revised by Pope Gregory XIII, the eminent
53 47|       been forbidden to them. But Pope Paul V wrote a Brief to