- and
fifth sessions of that council,
which is
observed by the
Gallican Church. The
Gallicans do not
approve of
casting slurs on
those decrees. The exercise...
- Look up
Gallican in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gallican may
refer to:
Gallican Church (French: Église gallicane), a term
referring to the Catholic...
-
adoption must have
happened when
liturgies were in
rather a
fluid state. The
Gallicans may have
carried to an
extreme the
changes begun at Rome, and may have...
-
Gallican chant refers to the
liturgical plainchant repertory of the
Gallican rite of the
Roman Catholic Church in Gaul,
prior to the
introduction and development...
-
bible from
Monte C****ino (Ms. Cas. 557) preserves,
alongside the Roman,
Gallican and
Iuxta Hebraeos psalters, a
fourth complete version of the
psalms extensively...
- liturgy:
Roman Post-Vatican II
Tridentine Use of
Sarum Anglican Use
Zaire Use
Gallican Ambrosian Braga Mozarabic Eastern Catholic liturgy:
Alexandrian Antiochene...
-
consider to have been (rather than Milan) the
centre of
diffusion of the
Gallican liturgy; it is
maintained in a few
parishes in Lyon. The
Zaire Use is an...
-
emphasis on the
prerogatives and
powers of the Pope. It
contrasts with
Gallicanism, the
belief that po****r
civil authority—often
represented by the monarch's...
-
Alexander VIII by
interpreting it as a
reference to the
submission of the
Gallican bishops. O'Brien notes, "There are
glorious repentances during every pontificate...
- archbishop-elector of Mainz,
wrote under the
pseudonym of "Febronius",
expounding Gallican ideas of
national Catholic Churches.
Although Hontheim was
himself induced...
