- of the
Ecclesiastical State", Italian:
Sopraintendente dello Stato Ecclesiastico) was an
official legate of the
Roman Curia,
approximately equivalent...
-
Stato della Chiesa,
Stati della Chiesa,
Stati Pontifici, and
Stato Ecclesiastico; Latin:
Status Pontificius, also
Dicio Pontificia "papal rule"). To...
- mid-Francoism he was emplo**** at key
posts at Dirección
General de
Asuntos Ecclesiásticos department within the
Ministry of Justice, at
Consejo Superior de Protección...
- Christendom;
though these relations did not
invariably realize the
ecclesiastico-political
hopes connected with them. His
correspondence extended to...
- "Atti
della Santa Sede". Il
Monitore Ecclesiastico. IV (I). Conversano:
Presso la
Direzione del
Monitore Ecclesiastico: 194. 1885.
Archived from the original...
- Beda) is a
Catholic seminary in Rome. It was
founded as the
Collegio Ecclesiastico at the
Palazzo dei
Convertendi in 1852 by Pope Pius IX and is intended...
-
submitted to the Pope for his ****ent or rejection. Ecclesiastical, or
ecclesiastico-political,
affairs were
exempted from
parliamentary interference. Also...
-
erected across the river,
attached to the
former building of the
Collegio Ecclesiastico. In 1587, a ho****e for the
indigent was
established at the
north end...
-
Antoninus Journal, The
Asian Journal of
English Language Studies,
Boletin Ecclesiastico,
Journal of Medicine, Tomas, UST Law Review,
Philippine Journal of Allied...
-
Collections of
ancient canons contain collected bodies of
canon law that
originated in
various do****ents, such as
papal and
synodal decisions, and that...
