Proceeding from or ordered by or subject to a pope or the papacy regarded as the successor of the Apostles.
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That apostolical man sent him to his abbey of Solignac, in Limousin.
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What evidence, then, have we for the fact of the apostolical succession?
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The apostles of Christ were the first subject of apostolical power.
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This was the apostolical way of teaching the churches at the first plantation thereof.
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Every such case makes a break in the apostolical succession.
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Mortification is always the companion of poverty, in apostolical persons.
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At least it does not hold of the apostolical history.
8
That many of these have not been bishops by apostolical succession is quite certain.
9
It was in my room and in Manon's presence that he delivered this apostolical harangue.
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That they had their orders from the apostolical see.
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The apostolical succession she may or may not have.
12
Both countries retained the episcopal organization founded upon the "apostolical succession."
13
A divine and apostolical charter was insisted on, preferably to a legal and parliamentary one.
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The claims of our church to apostolical purity rest on her doctrines, constitution, and services.
15
The Reverend Father Douillard strove for the completion of his task with a truly apostolical zeal.
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This pope having heard him preach at Angers, gave him the powers of an apostolical missionary.
