1. Canonist (plural Canonists) An expert in canon law; canon lawyer; Translations

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3. ‘This is the distinction of a Canonist, not a theologian.’ ‘Like 99 percent of Catholics, I am neither theologian, Canonist, nor clergyman.’ ‘In response, the bishops' conference appointed a subcommittee of Canonists who drew up a new set of guidelines responding to the Vatican's wishes.’

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11. Canonist - a specialist in canon law

12. Balsamon, THEODORE Twelfth-century Byzantine canonist; b

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14. 3 words related to Canonist: specialiser, specialist, specializer

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17. Balsamon, THEODORE, a canonist of the Greek Church, b

18. What does Canonist mean? A person specializing in canon law

19. Influential Priest-Canonist is Abuser of Member of Bishops Review Board

20. Canonist definition: a specialist in canon law Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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23. One Canonist who spoke explicitly about the issue was Cathy Caridi, J.C.L.

24. Balsamon, Theodoros (114 words) [German Version] (1110–1140, Constantinople – after 1195, Constantinople), a Byzantine canonist

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26. Canonist refers to a person who is well versed or an expert in canon or ecclesiastical law

27. — Definition.—Canonists and publicists do not agree about the nature of a Concordat and, consequently, vary much in the definition they give

28. Canonist - pertaining to or characteristic of a body of rules and principles accepted as axiomatic; e.g

29. Ethersworn Canonist - artifact rule of law is still a rule of law and keeps things fair

30. Canonist Meaning in Urdu is فقیہ یا مذہبی قانون جاننے والا - Fiqiya Ya Mazhabi Qanoon Jannay Wala Urdu Meaning

31. Musings of a young licensed Canonist from the Great Plains of America on matters Catholic, canonical, or just plain churchy.

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33. Theodore Balsamon (Greek: Θεόδωρος Βαλσαμῶν) was a canonist of the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Eastern Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch

34. Eas quae dant Abortionem facienda medicamenta, & quae fetus necantia venena accipiunt, homicidae poenis subjicimus.19 These strictures are repeated and glossed by theologians and canonists

35. Definitions for the word, Canonist (n.) A professor of canon law; one skilled in the knowledge and practice of ecclesiastical law.

36. Hypernyms ("Canonist" is a kind of): specialiser; specialist; specializer (an expert who is devoted to one occupation or branch of learning)

37. Stephen of Tournai, a Canonist of the twelfth century, recognizes the two powers; but he only knows one society, under one king

38. The most accurate translation of Canonist, Fiqiya Ya Mazhabi Qanoon Jannay Wala in English to Urdu dictionary with Definition Synonyms and Antonyms words.

39. As a matter of routine, ecclesiastical documents and policies should be reviewed by a Canonist to determine whether the proposal action is in accord

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41. The Canonist blasts substitute televised Masses: "The bishops are telling the faithful that they can only stay at home and watch from afar while the …

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43. THE UNITY OF CIVILIZATION VARIOUS In 1874 Father Camillo Tarquini was raised to the cardinalate for his ability as a Canonist. THE JESUITS, 1534-1921 THOMAS J

44. Canonist Peters has written elsewhere that the “crucial question” from a Canonist’s perspective is “who would determine whether a given pope has fallen into heresy,” a question he says

45. Bishops’ ban on sacraments during pandemic violates Church law, priests can disobey: Canonist 'If the priest believes there is a violation of divine law by the bishop’s directive, he has an

46. The Canonist argues that the pandemic does not constitute a "just and reasonable cause" for a priest not celebrating Mass in the presence of the faithful, since historically the situation of

47. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edward Neal Peters (born 1957) is an American Roman Catholic Canonist and serves as a Referendary of the Apostolic Signatura (an advisor/consultant to the Holy See 's top tribunal)

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49. The opinion of a Canonist on a specific question, then, is the opinion of one trained to recognize whether a given action is in accord with the legal expressions of Christ’s will for His Church

50. Historians and canonists, however, generally hold that the Roman bishopric was filled on its vacancy in the same manner as other Bishoprics, that is, the election of the new pope was made by the neighbouring bishops and the clergy and faithful of Rome.

51. Dionysius Exiguus, English Denis The Little, (flourished 6th century ad), celebrated 6th-century Canonist who is considered the inventor of the Christian calendar, the use of which spread through the employment of his new Easter tables

52. Theodore IV of Antioch, also Theodore IV (Balsamon), was the Patriarch of Antioch from 1185 to 1199.He was a canonist in the Church of Constantinople who after being elected patriarch of Antioch remained a resident in Constantinople throughout his patriarchate.

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54. The Canonist argues that the pandemic does not constitute a “just and reasonable cause” for a priest not celebrating Mass in the presence of the faithful, since historically the situation of nobody else being present when a priest is celebrating Mass has “always arisen because there simply is nobody else in the vicinity.”

55. Domenico Giacobazzi (1444-1528), the eminent Canonist whose Tractatus de concilio (1511-1523) prefaces Mansi's Amplissima collectio, held that the deliberative vote belongs only to bishops, but can be extended to others either by the pope who can invite and habilitate others or, in the pope's absence, by the unanimous consent of the bishops.