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- in the Latin Church. However, since 1 January 1973, the apostolic letter Ministeria quaedam decreed instead that: What up to now were called minor orders...
- a church or an altar. A tunicle was also worn until the apostolic letter Ministeria quaedam of August 15, 1972, decreed that, with effect from January...
- abolished in the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Paul VI in his apostolic letter, Ministeria quaedam of August 15, 1972. Rom**** Ostiarius DeWitt, Norman W. (January...
- 2020-06-25. Ministeria quaedam, IV Ministeria quaedam, IV–VI Ministeria quaedam, X Ministeria quaedam, XI Ministeria quaedam, IX Ministeria quaedam, VII...
- Apostolicae Sedis 65 Pope Paul VI (15 August 1972). "Apostolic Letter (Motu Proprio), Ministeria quaedam". Vatican. p. 532. 972: Acta Apostolicae Sedis 64...
- Priest Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter History of Subdeacons Ministeria quaedam, Apostolic Letter on First Tonsure, Minor Orders, and the Subdiaconate...
- catechists in Africa". La Croix International. Retrieved 3 September 2023. Ministeria Quaedam "Guide for Catechists". vatican.va. Retrieved 3 December 2020...
- offices of lector (reader) and acolyte were previously minor orders; with Ministeria quaedam (1972; taking effect on 1 January 1973), Pope Paul VI abolished...
- proprio "Ministeria quaedam". Ewtn.com. Retrieved on 1 November 2013. Lefebvre, Marcel (1986). "Ch. 19, The Seminary of Ecône and Rome". Open Letter to Confused...
- suppression of subdeaconate by Pope Paul VI in 1972 in the motu proprio Ministeria Quaedam. A procession is now allowed at the Offertory or Presentation...