Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |               of the real evolution of ecclesiastical institutions. Be that as
  2   1”,2 |              been done contrary to the ecclesiastical Canon, so that men who have
  3   1”,2 |              that were contrary to the ecclesiastical Canon (that is to say, Ap.
  4   1”,4 |                voted for, according to ecclesiastical formality — the appointment,
  5   1”,6 |              and in accordance with an ecclesiastical Canon, two or three men
  6   1”,6 |           greatest and chiefest of all ecclesiastical affairs is ordination, the
  7   1”,6 |          episcopate in accordance with ecclesiastical Canons, but two or three
  8   1”,10|              not be admitted under the ecclesiastical Canon. For when they have
  9   1”,10|              to the application of the ecclesiastical canon, so as, that is to
 10   1”,16|                or keeping aware of the ecclesiastical Canon, of departing from
 11   1”,18|              own order, no matter what ecclesiastical office he may occupy;[34]
 12   2”,2 |                ordination or any other ecclesiastical services unless (officially)
 13   2”,2 |             others or performing other ecclesiastical services in the parishes
 14   2”,2 |              province shall manage the ecclesiastical matters of each province
 15   2”,6 |                to confound and subvert ecclesiastical discipline, connive to fabricate
 16   2”,6 |            against the Bishop be of an ecclesiastical nature, then the personality
 17   2”,6 |          Orthodox Bishops in regard to ecclesiastical matters. We call heretics
 18   2”,6 |               have an accusation of an ecclesiastical nature against a Bishop,
 19   2”,6 |                insulted the Canons and ecclesiastical discipline.~ ~Interpretation.~
 20   2”,6 |                say, as might lower his ecclesiastical standing, as, for instance,
 21   2”,6 |          however, those bringing these ecclesiastical and criminal accusations
 22   2”,6 |                Canons and has violated ecclesiastical discipline.~ ~Concord.~In
 23   2”,6 |          position in case he leaves an ecclesiastical court and goes to a civil
 24   2”,6 |         restoration (sc. to his former ecclesiastical status). Canon XXXVI of
 25   2”,6 |              Note, however, that lower ecclesiastical judges are not penalized
 26   3”,1 |              any reason, whether of an ecclesiastical or of corporeal nature,
 27   3”,1 |              every function and of all ecclesiastical communion by the Council
 28   3”,1 |               of any obstacle, whether ecclesiastical or corporeal ought to be
 29   3”,1 |             has been deprived of every ecclesiastical communion and sacred function
 30   3”,8 |               which is contrary to the ecclesiastical laws and the Canons of the
 31   3”,8 |             both the religious and the ecclesiastical administration, by ordaining
 32   4”,1 |               or that of providing for ecclesiastical discipline, at each and
 33   4”,3 |            persons in especial need of ecclesiastical assistance, for the fear
 34   4”,3 |             per son shall be liable to ecclesiastical penalties (or penances).~(
 35   4”,3 |                are in especial need of ecclesiastical help and assistance, nor
 36   4”,3 |             shall become liable to the ecclesiastical penalties. But what are
 37   4”,4 |          intruding upon or meddling in ecclesiastical affairs, nor leaving their
 38   4”,4 |               bring about confusion in ecclesiastical and civil affairs by wanting
 39   4”,4 |                involving themselves in ecclesiastical and civil affairs,[90] unless
 40   4”,6 |            anything else at all in the ecclesiastical ranks unless he be particularly
 41   4”,9 |               that if the matter is an ecclesiastical one, the civil magistrates
 42   4”,11|               travel only with pacific ecclesiastical letters, and not with recommendatory
 43   4”,12|              into two, contrary to the ecclesiastical Canons, and as a result
 44   4”,17|      formalities, let the order of the ecclesiastical parishes be followed.~(Ap.
 45   4”,19|               result of this fact many ecclesiastical matters in need of correction
 46   4”,19|               as a result of this many ecclesiastical affairs in need of adjustment
 47   4”,21|              private nature, but of an ecclesiastical and criminal nature, are
 48   4”,23|          disturbances and meddling the ecclesiastical situation, and engender
 49   4”,23| notwithstanding that they have not any ecclesiastical authority in their hands,
 50   4”,25|                they shall be liable to ecclesiastical penances; and the means
 51   4”,26|          Bishops are administering the ecclesiastical affairs with the services
 52   4”,26|               own Clergy to manage the ecclesiastical affairs of that particular
 53   4”,28|                as she is in respect of ecclesiastical affairs, as coming next
 54   4”,28|           latter is in connection with ecclesiastical matters, with the sole difference
 55   5    |             any Canons relating to the ecclesiastical constitution, but only fourteen
 56   7    |             proceed to promulgate also ecclesiastical Canons (Act 4 of the Seventh
 57   7”,7 |            learned that Deacons having ecclesiastical offices in some of the churches
 58   7”,7 |                office, that is to say, ecclesiastical position, a Deacon may happen
 59   7”,7 |                account of their having ecclesiastical offices (which are called “
 60   7”,7 |      henceforth no deacon, in whatever ecclesiastical office he may be, has any
 61   7”,7 |              to another region, on any ecclesiastical matter. For in such a case
 62   7”,8 |              all means once a year for ecclesiastical matters that naturally arise
 63   7”,8 |                correcting or adjusting ecclesiastical matters that come up. This
 64   7”,21|          should chance to look for the ecclesiastical affairs connected with the
 65   7”,29|               good order as respecting ecclesiastical morals, according to Balsamon,
 66   7”,29|            Romans, on account of their ecclesiastical orderliness, etc.; and in
 67   7”,35|           throne of older Rome, and in ecclesiastical matters shall be magnified
 68   7”,35|              and shall be magnified in ecclesiastical affairs in a similar manner
 69   7”,36|          consent to any curtailment of ecclesiastical rights or to allow the heathen
 70   7”,36|           become an obstacle to thwart ecclesiastical rights, we decree that those
 71   7”,37|      formalities, let the order of the ecclesiastical parishes be followed.~(c.
 72   7”,54|               thereof, contrary to the ecclesiastical practice handed down, it
 73   7”,69|                  It is recorded in the Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius (Book
 74   7”,69|              mind rather than a modest ecclesiastical mind. What is it that is
 75   7”,85|     prostitution; and much more do the ecclesiastical laws do so. On this account
 76   8”,2 |           essence and structure of the ecclesiastical prelacy is the words taught
 77   8”,2 |            this, much more does He the ecclesiastical prelates who are the shepherds
 78   8”,6 |            held each year in regard to ecclesiastical canonical questions, as
 79   8”,6 |   excommunications, administrations of ecclesiastical affairs, and other matters,
 80   8”,7 |               that he has transgressed ecclesiastical traditions.~(c. XCI of Carthage.)~ ~
 81   8”,7 |            office as a transgressor of ecclesiastical traditions.~ ~Concord.~Canon
 82   8”,12|            Bishop have the care of all ecclesiastical matters and let him manage
 83   8”,15|               profits, and is alien to ecclesiastical usage. For we have been
 84   8”,15|             profits in connection with ecclesiastical matters are alien to God’
 85   8”,23|               is why Theodoret, in his Ecclesiastical History (Book I, ch. 9),
 86   8”,23|          approval not to engage in any ecclesiastical action, as Epiphanius says
 87   8”,23|       authority not only to govern the ecclesiastical affairs of the provinces
 88   8”,23|                Book IV, ch. 14, of his Ecclesiastical History, when narrating
 89   8”,23|               discord and alien to the ecclesiastical Canon. St. Epiphanius, in
 90   8”,23|      performance of any mystery in the ecclesiastical order, but only with acts
 91   8”,23|               concerning them that the ecclesiastical order needed womankind only
 92   8”,23|             neither did deacons in the ecclesiastical order receive any authority
 93   8”,23|             Bema, but who perform many ecclesiastical services and help to correct
 94   8”,23|    significations, even in relation to ecclesiastical matters. For, A) it signifies
 95   8”,23|              Patriarch decides all the ecclesiastical cases of the metropolitans
 96   8”,23|              is the final judge of all ecclesiastical matters, and is the one
 97   8”,23|             observation can convert an ecclesiastical court into a civil court,
 98   8”,23|        emperors themselves decree that ecclesiastical affairs are not to the decided
 99   8”,23|              It is written also in the ecclesiastical edict in Book I of the Code,
100   8”,23|            autocephalous in respect of ecclesiastical administration. This privilege
101   8”,23|         Evagrius (book 2, ch. 1 of his Ecclesiastical History). Not only did Marcianus,
102   8”,23|              and to have charge of all ecclesiastical councils and synods, we
103   8”,23|            kinds of defensors; to wit: ecclesiastical defensors, referred to in
104   8”,23|              provoke an argument about ecclesiastical matters or to resist an
105   8”,23|                are consistent with the ecclesiastical Canons and with the laws,
106   8”,23|               another as the source of ecclesiastical decisions; for it is from
107   8”,23|               in Book 3, ch. 2, of his Ecclesiastical Compilation, says: “Let
108   8”,23|                Book 1, Title 4, of his Ecclesiastical Injunction: “The decisions
109   8”,23|             Church, are mere names for ecclesiastical services.~ ~  [96] I happened
110   8”,23|         against giving anyone anything ecclesiastical to plant or to rent or to
111   8”,23|             Accordingly, these are the ecclesiastical affairs mentioned here in
112   8”,23|               right to be magnified in ecclesiastical affairs, lend the Pope a
113   8”,23|               in the regulation of the ecclesiastical polity, such as those Councils
114   8”,23|               and highest order of all ecclesiastical orders, they ought to be
115   8”,23|       commenting upon chapter 3 of the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy of Divine Dionysius,
116   8”,23|             appear to have occurred in ecclesiastical history under the stress
117   8”,23|            Note that, according to the Ecclesiastical History of Theodoret (Book
118   8”,23|          Sulpicius Severus (concerning Ecclesiastical History), and Lactantius (
119   8”,23|               the first chapter of his ecclesiastical Hierarchy, just as is also
120   8”,23|                the seventh book of his Ecclesiastical History, narrates that a