Papal abdication
Papal abdication Papal abdication occurs in the Roman Catholic Church when ... He lived some two years after his abdication. Before Pope Celestine V, there were ...
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Abdication
Abdication Look up abdication in Wiktionary, the free dictionary Abdication (from the Latin abdicatio, disowning, renouncing, from ... The British Crown Probably the most famous abdication in recent memory is that of King ... family and the Church of England. (See Abdication Crisis of Edward VIII.) This was ...
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Abdication   (translated from French)
Abdication Abdication (of Latin abdicatio, to disavow, give up ... 305 . The British Crown The most famous abdication of the recent history is probably that ... and itChurch of England. (see Crisis of abdication of Édouard VIII.) It was also the ... in particular itConstitutional Act 1701, a Royal Abdication can be carried out only by ...
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Papal conclave
Papal conclave Politics - Politics portal Vatican City This ... by the famous Renaissance artist Michelangelo. A papal election is the method by which the ... between 1414 and 1418), which received the abdication of one claimant and deposed the two ... to elect Pope Martin V, ending the Papal Schism. Since that election, it was declared ... authority over the Pope, and that a papal election could not be undone. Having ...
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User:LinkBot/suggestions/Abdication
User:LinkBot/suggestions/Abdication < User:LinkBot An automated Wikipedia link suggester ... suggested 8 possible wiki links for the Abdication article: Notes The article text has not ... of England]] and the royal family. (''See'' [[Abdication Crisis of Edward VIII]].) This was... (link ... Can link Public domain: ... the 20th century]] *[[Papal abdication]] ==References== * Public domain 1911 edition of '' ...
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Pope
... to Pope Gelasius I, an advocate of papal supremacy among the patriarchs. Vicar of Christ ... of central Italy, the territory of the Papal States that was formally known as the ... the Papacy retained sovereign authority over the Papal States until the Italian Unification of 1870 ... of the existence of a certain early Papal primacy. Still most historians regard the preponderance ... Great more clearly articulated the extension of papal authority as doctrine, promulgating in edicts ...
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Talk:Pope
... UTC) Did Pope John Paul II consider abdication ? The article currently reads: After his death ... of faith. Third - He has to inact Papal Infallability. So unless the 3rd is done ... not infallable. If I'm not mistaken, Papal Infallability has only been done less than ... teacher of all christians, i.e., the papal speech or document must be adresssed to ... at all what disambiguation is for. --maveric149 Papal eras I removed this odd list ...
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Carl V of the Sacred Roman Impero/Carlo V and i Papi - i two powers   (translated from Italian)
... soldier. After the elevation to I use papal divenne still more a politician and a ... the Rovere, the Conclave elevated to uses papal the Cardinal Giovanni de' Doctors, fiorentino. It ... to politics of territorial expansion of the Papal State in Italy. The House of Austria ... to bring back the life of the papal court in the within of the normal ... adorned to you and meretrici. Obviously the papal court and of it was pulled ...
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Conclave   (translated from Spanish)
... Laterano it abolished the right theoretician of papal election that had had the town of ... low clergy and the lay ones. The papal election was already, like today, exclusive competition ... of blockade that sometimes occurred in the papal elections. The authorities resorted sometimes to the ... the death of the Pope and its abdication. One third option, deposition of the Pope ... at least at its same level. The abdication of a Pope is an event ...
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Council of Constance
... Its main purpose was to end the Papal schism which had resulted from the Avignon ... Haec sancta decree contradicting Vatican I on papal primacy/infallibility was promulgated in the sixth ... everyone of whatever state or dignity, even papal, is bound to obey it in those ... Ecumenical Council, under the presidency of the Papal legates sent by Pope Gregory. Only the ... the presidency of the proceedings to the papal legates, Cardinal Dominici of Ragusa and ...
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