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Excommunication is an
institutional act of
religious censure used to deprive, suspend, or
limit membership in a
religious community or to
restrict certain...
- In the
canon law of the
Catholic Church,
excommunication (Lat. ex, "out of", and
communio or communicatio, "communion";
literally meaning "exclusion from...
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includes only
excommunications acknowledged or
imposed by a
decree of the Pope or a
bishop in
communion with him.
Latae sententiae excommunications,
those that...
- that the 1983 Code of
Canon Law
envisages are
excommunication, interdict, and suspension.
Excommunication prohibits parti****tion in
certain forms of liturgical...
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notified Catholics in his
diocese that they
would incur automatic excommunication if they
belonged to
groups that
espoused beliefs that contradicted...
- or
someone is
being hated or avoided. The
other refers to a
formal excommunication by a church.
These meanings come from the New Testament,
where an anathema...
- over-ambitious; he
excommunicated King
Henry IV of
France and
renewed the
excommunication of
Queen Elizabeth I of England. He is
recognized as a significant...
- never: 10–1. In
March 1591, Pope
Gregory XIV
imposed a
penalty of
excommunication against any who
wagered on the
outcome or
length of
papal elections...
- The
excommunication of
Margaret McBride occurred with the
sanctioning by the
American religious sister Margaret McBride in
November 2009 of an abortion...
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years and, in the
event of non-separation, they
would be
struck with
excommunication. Moreover, at the end of
three years of union,
there were no living...
