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others as the twenty-first pope in
March 251.
Those who
supported a more
rigorist position had
Novatian consecrated bishop and
refused to
recognize Cornelius...
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gospel in the peninsula.
Egila eventually fell in with the Migetians, a
rigorist sect,
provoking Adrian's condemnation.
Adrian restored some of the ancient...
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their positions in the church.: xiv The
North African Christians, (the
rigorists who
became known as Donatists),
refused to
accept them.: ix, x Catholics...
- The
churches of
Verona are the
places of
Catholic worship that have been
built within the
administrative boundaries of the muni****lity of Verona, evidence...
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learned presbyter of the
Church at Rome, set up a
schismatic church with a
rigorist position against communing Christians who had
apostatized during the ****cution...
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aftermath of the
Decian ****cution when
denying the
legitimacy of his
rigorist rival in
Carthage and that of the anti-pope
Novatian in Rome. The emphasis...
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Marianne de ma jeunesse. Jean
Renoir called him, a "great technician, [a]
rigorist, a poet". It was as an actor, in 1916 at the Théâtre de l'Odéon
under the...
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Clement of Alexandria,
church father,
Bishop of
Alexandria ~220 Novatian, a
rigorist and
Antipope in 251 Dionysius,
patriarch of Alexandria, pope of the Coptic...
- a
homily that
priests must
apply a
pastoral approach that is "neither
rigorist nor lax" in
counselling Catholics who "don't live
according to [God's]...
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theologian John
Sinnichius (1603–1666), was the
foremost defender of the
Rigorist doctrines. He held that it is not
lawful to
follow even a most probable...
