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Meanings of Western Church in английском
португальский
igreja católica romana The Christian Church based in the Vatican and presided over by a pope and an episcopal hierarchy.
Usage of Western Church in английском
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From this, there developed a new theme in the Western Church's devotional repertoire.
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St. Martin of Tours was the first confessor so honoured in the Western Church.
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The Canon law was the law of the Western Church, a truly international society.
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Of late the Western Church had added the words "and the Son."
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Council of Constantinople, called "Quinisextum in Trullo"; not acknowledged by the Western Church.
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With them was a priest of the old Western Church, a Cornishman, with his outlandish tonsure.
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What was the danger of the Western Church?
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That view was adopted by the early Greek Church, though the Western Church was divided in opinion.
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Let's bring this closer to home by asking: What kind of holiness does the Western Church manifest today?
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In the Western Church, St. Hilary of Potiers (370) composed a hymn book for his church.
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The Western saint, like St. George, was sainted by the Western Church precisely because he refused to be swallowed.
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What is significant is how few of the new orders were confined simply to one region of the Western Church.
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Once the Western Church had been the poor relation of the Greek East in terms of numbers and theological sophistication.
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He kept up a close connection with the Western Church, but he did not surrender independence to a papal supremacy.
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The Roman Catholic Ghegs appear to have abandoned the Eastern for the Western Church in the middle of the 13th century.
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Aristotle fuelled the great renewal of Christian scholarship in the Western Church in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries (see pp.