Significats de national synod en anglès

Those who have called for a national synod are right.

The Gomarists now loudly called for a national synod, to regulate the points of faith.

The churches called for a national synod, and they did this as by divine right.

The charge was brought up again at the national synod of Charenton in 1644, when he was again acquitted.

The confederacy did not constitute a nation, and therefore there could not be a national synod nor a national religion.

That no national synod or meeting of churchmen (S48) should enact any decrees binding the English Church, without his confirmation.

A national synod was loudly clamored for by the Gomarists; and in spite of all opposition on constitutional grounds, it was finally proclaimed.

Representatives of the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) have called for a national synod to address "the critical situation facing the Catholic Church in Ireland".

He assembled a national synod at Edinburgh (1549) which was attended by the bishops, abbots, and representatives of the chapters, religious houses, and collegiate churches.

He had advised them to continue in their opposition to the National Synod.

He had instigated a protest by vote of three provinces against the National Synod.

They resisted the National Synod because, in their view, the Provinces were not a nation.

The Independents had no disposition to enforce the ordinances touching classical, provincial, and national synods.

People are determined to force through the National Synod.

Such was the condition of affairs at home and abroad when the National Synod assembled at Kilkenny.

Or of presbyters, sent from the several provincial synods within a nation, hence called national synods: 3.