"Since when is the synod of bishops bound by the will of the king in such a thing as this?"

B. The occasion for issuing this document is the 1980 synod of bishops, which considered the family.

The cardinals' meeting could also help prepare the agenda for a synod of bishops scheduled to take place in October.

He arrived on Friday to conclude a synod of bishops from all the Americas.

Rome authorized the resignation, and a synod of bishops was convened for September 24, 1864.

Eastern patriarchs are elected by the synod of bishops of their particular Church.

The formal process of recognition involves deliberation by a synod of Bishops.

With this elevation came an assignment as secretary of the Synod of Bishops.

Arius and his teachings were condemned by a synod of bishops which the pope summoned in 320.

He also participated in the assemblies of the Synod of Bishops.

The difference was turned into an ecclesiastical controversy when synods of bishops held in other provinces condemned the Asian practice.

Cardinal Obando, meanwhile, is in Rome attending a synod of bishops.

Synods of bishops from around the world meet regularly in Rome to examine major issues in Catholic life.

The patriarch is elected in a secret ceremony by a synod of bishops and confirmed by the Pope.

On April 9, 1945 Synod of Bishops finally rejected his request for reconsideration.

In February 1537, Cromwell convened a vicegerential synod of bishops and doctors.

They presided over synods of bishops, and were granted special privileges by canon law and sacred tradition.

He was elevated to Cardinal in 1979 and also served as secretary general of the Synod of Bishops.

Synod of Bishops may refer to:

Orthodox monasteries are usually associated with a local synod of bishops by jurisdiction, but are otherwise self-governing.

A synod of bishops, assembled from several Greek provinces, was already planned for the spring of 325 at Ankara.

The military imprisoned the Patriarch at the time, Tewoflos, and convened a synod of bishops to appoint a successor.

Some bishops argued today for smaller forums that could be organized more quickly, like "listening sessions" with laypeople, or a synod of bishops.

It was the night before the world synod of bishops opened, and the liberal and conservative Catholics were fist-fighting right under the Pope's window.

Hurley became ill while attending the Synod of Bishops in Rome, and returned to Florida for treatment.

"Since when is the synod of bishops bound by the will of the king in such a thing as this?"

B. The occasion for issuing this document is the 1980 synod of bishops, which considered the family.

The cardinals' meeting could also help prepare the agenda for a synod of bishops scheduled to take place in October.

He arrived on Friday to conclude a synod of bishops from all the Americas.

Rome authorized the resignation, and a synod of bishops was convened for September 24, 1864.

Eastern patriarchs are elected by the synod of bishops of their particular Church.

The formal process of recognition involves deliberation by a synod of Bishops.

With this elevation came an assignment as secretary of the Synod of Bishops.

Arius and his teachings were condemned by a synod of bishops which the pope summoned in 320.

He also participated in the assemblies of the Synod of Bishops.

The difference was turned into an ecclesiastical controversy when synods of bishops held in other provinces condemned the Asian practice.

Cardinal Obando, meanwhile, is in Rome attending a synod of bishops.

Synods of bishops from around the world meet regularly in Rome to examine major issues in Catholic life.

The patriarch is elected in a secret ceremony by a synod of bishops and confirmed by the Pope.

On April 9, 1945 Synod of Bishops finally rejected his request for reconsideration.

In February 1537, Cromwell convened a vicegerential synod of bishops and doctors.

They presided over synods of bishops, and were granted special privileges by canon law and sacred tradition.

He was elevated to Cardinal in 1979 and also served as secretary general of the Synod of Bishops.

Synod of Bishops may refer to:

Orthodox monasteries are usually associated with a local synod of bishops by jurisdiction, but are otherwise self-governing.

A synod of bishops, assembled from several Greek provinces, was already planned for the spring of 325 at Ankara.

The military imprisoned the Patriarch at the time, Tewoflos, and convened a synod of bishops to appoint a successor.

Some bishops argued today for smaller forums that could be organized more quickly, like "listening sessions" with laypeople, or a synod of bishops.

It was the night before the world synod of bishops opened, and the liberal and conservative Catholics were fist-fighting right under the Pope's window.

Hurley became ill while attending the Synod of Bishops in Rome, and returned to Florida for treatment.