Significats de roman curia en anglès

The expenses of the Roman Curia increased; the monastic Orders were wealthy.

The Virgin of Chartres was never wholly sympathetic to the Roman Curia.

Unlike the Grecian phratry and the Roman curia, it had no official head.

Currently a member desready highlighted the Roman Curia, but has a larger scope.

He has separate albums devoted to the papacy, the Roman Curia, European bishops, etc.

I'm sure the Roman curia officials immediately understood: 'This pope is going to be much less controlled by us.'

They must not allow the Roman Curia to present clerical child sexual abuse as an "Irish" problem.

The original Vatileaks affair, in 2012, revealed top-level corruption and intrigue which the Roman curia were anxious to keep concealed.

It was at this juncture that the thunderbolt of Pope John's announcement of the forthcoming Council struck the Roman Curia.

The annual retreat will still start Sunday but only include members of the Roman Curia administration team of the Holy See.

Furthermore, the crown enjoyed certain rights independently of the Roman Curia: an absolute monarchy was here ingeniously united with Papal absolutism.

Its key usage was in the title of the congregation of the Roman curia responsible for missionary work: Congregatio de Propaganda Fide.

Metellus retorted with a threat of impeaching Cicero, and the grave Roman Curia became no better than a kennel of mad dogs.

The Roman Curia opposes every branch of learning which savors of polite literature, while it defends its barbarism with tooth and nail.

He will issue an edict on the protection of minors and vulnerable persons which will apply to the Roman Curia and Vatican State.

It is clear that Pope Francis's pre-Christmas address to the Roman curia this week did not sit well with many of its members.