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Meanings of apostolic in English
Proceeding from or ordered by or subject to a pope or the papacy regarded as the successor of the Apostles.
Usage of apostolic in English
1
Bull, notwithstanding all previous apostolic constitutions and rulings, whether general or particular.
2
Hence the apostolic office in this special sense passed away with them.
3
The result of the labours of these apostolic men was soon evident.
4
Another female acts a conspicuous part in connexion with this apostolic visit.
5
St. Paul counseled virginity and most of the apostolic fathers practiced it.
6
Nor have I taken the Pope of Rome under my apostolic protection.
7
To them, as to you, we wish to extend our apostolic benediction.
8
Thus John was, in a way, enjoying the distinction of apostolic succession.
9
The first churches could not be deceived with forgeries for apostolic writings.
10
With you also goes the apostolic succession, and, perhaps-the Chair of Peter.
11
They are not apostolic, because established hundreds of years after the Apostles.
12
Thus we shall confess to each other, according to the apostolic custom.
13
This morning she wanted to know what I thought of apostolic succession.
14
These four monks were all remarkable for their virtue and apostolic zeal.
15
I felt myself invested, all of a sudden, with the apostolic state.
16
Here then may be a faint trace of a true apostolic history.
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