or curates . The bishop has power to punish with censures all those legitimately summoned who fail to

proper time for this meal. For good reasons this hour may be legitimately anticipated. Grievous sin is

to express that it is true , and that its truth is so evident as legitimately to produce

sense The consequent or derivative sense of Scripture is the truth legitimately inferred from its genuine

of the infallibility of the Church . (5) The authentic text, legitimately promulgated , is a

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are in the nature of a debt , which may be legitimately paid to the

of births exceeded the number of deaths. It may perhaps be legitimately inferred that the

inaccuracy of such phrases as "animal intelligence" is avoided. Before such language may be legitimately employed, it should be

to the latter. St. Ignatius of Antioch declares that this ministry holds legitimately its authority from God

that questions should arise as to whether the supreme authority could be legitimately exercised in this

of a diocese under the authority of a priest legitimately appointed to secure

of a diocese after the ordinary. He is a cleric legitimately deputed to exercise

concomitant of the good the Creator evidently intends that we may legitimately aim at our own

authorities. The foundation of his reform is the two principles legitimately deduced from the

of the faithful in a determined district, by a person legitimately a ppointed

effect of these gifts by devoting to study whatever time he could legitimately take from his ordinary

of the Council (21 September, 1624) decreed: For the future, no regular, legitimately professed, may be expelled

facto , the precept of labour, from which observance the infirm are legitimately dispensed. These, then, are

of a diocese after the ordinary. He is a cleric legitimately deputed to exercise

persons called to the council are strictly obliged to attend, unless legitimately prevented, in which

is rightfully his, is essential. If he be content, or if under some circumstances he can legitimately be presumed to

concomitant of the good the Creator evidently intends that we may legitimately aim at our own

priori elements in our knowledge , which do not come from experience but are nevertheless, legitimately applied to the

of the infallibility of the Church . (5) The authentic text, legitimately promulgated , is a

and Sabinus had come to Carthage to complain. They had been legitimately ordained by the

each of whom can communicate it by ordination to a subject legitimately proposed by the

degree of acceptance warrants us in regarding a new devotion as legitimately established. The dedication

public man, consisting of imputations upon his motives, which arise fairly and legitimately out of his

authorities. The foundation of his reform is the two principles legitimately deduced from the

henceforth no secular cleric . . . shall be promoted to Sacred orders unless it be first legitimately certain that he is

he or she consent to it, either explicitly or implicitly. nor can any authority legitimately recommend or permit such

the election, and Particular Congregations. All the Cardinals who are not legitimately impeded must attend the

the chapter and fulfil whatever duties may be imposed upon them by it unless legitimately excused. When the

among Holy orders (Innocentius III, cap. "Miramur", 7, "de servis non ordinandis"). All are bound unless legitimately dispensed by the

only of virgins but also of widows , on condition that they were legitimately freed from the

just and reasonable cause from one mission to another, such arbitrary change being legitimately interpreted by common consent

age when, by universal consent, each class had its own liberties , and might quite legitimately contend for them

injure their interests in those things which good men may innocently and legitimately use — though they use

in medieval and later times ecclesiastical magistrates were often vested with civil power legitimately acquired, and exercised

the Divine Office and being present at the Chapter Masses unless legitimately excused. There is the

those that have merely been blessed, and to chapels and oratories legitimately erected by ecclesiastical authority

had no possessions either individually or in common, and could not even legitimately dispose of what

the right to vote in the conclave; they must, however, be legitimately appointed, have the

permitted on fasting days as well as the time wherein such food might be legitimately taken Blackfoot Indians - An

in a place may receive there the sacraments and perform there legitimately all the acts

of births exceeded the number of deaths. It may perhaps be legitimately inferred that the

not perfectly. Reply to Objection 2. Even as the soldier who fights legitimately without conquering is not

of a diocese under the authority of a priest legitimately appointed to secure

of Adam, stained as they were by his lamentable fall,"[51] then it may be legitimately concluded that as Christ

they were five in number and declared that the council, legitimately called in the

and Sabinus had come to Carthage to complain. They had been legitimately ordained by the

the acceptance of the Gospel are the hopes that man legitimately places in marriage

collectivity with no regard for their personal welfare; so that even violence could be legitimately exercised to dragoon

rather of an expert journeyman than of a genius. But we may legitimately class together the

of a diocese under the authority of a priest legitimately appointed to secure

among the heathen is so held in highest honour , that even virgins , when legitimately marrying, have a

which the high windows are set Cleric - A person who has been legitimately received into the

permitted on fasting days as well as the time wherein such food might be legitimately taken Blackfoot Indians - An

which the high windows are set Cleric - A person who has been legitimately received into the

of a diocese under the authority of a priest legitimately appointed to secure