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- bishop. In 1962, the rite of consecration of virgins (De Benedictione et Consecratione Virginum - The Blessing and Consecration of Virgins) was revised, the...
- (1878). Suger, "De rebus in administratione sua gestis," ****i, and "De Consecratione," v. Miller, Jennifer. "Fourteen Holy Helpers". Retrieved 2007-01-16...
- in Liber de Rebus in Administratione sua Gestis, Libellus Alter de Consecratione Ecclesiae Sancti Dionysii, and Ordinatio. After the regency, Louis VII...
- treated separately and subdivided into 7 distinctions. The third part De consecratione deals with sacramental and liturgical law and contains 5 distinctions...
- vergente anno de universae Russorum gentis Immaculato Mariae Cordi consecratione, [Ad universos Russiae populos], 7 July 1952: AAS 44(1952), pp. 505–...
- ordinationis minister est Episcopus consecratus" and uses the term consecratione episcopali ("episcopal consecration"). Consecrated virgins are consecrated...
- left a record, the Oratio de Secularibus et Pontificalibus Pompis in Consecratione Basilicae Florentinae. His views on Florentine relations with Venice...
- Instruction of the Roman Missal". usccb.org. 299. "De altarium portatilium consecratione". members.aol.com. Liturgia Latina. "General Instruction of the Roman...
- published in Paris a new controversy about the eucharist, entitled "De Consecratione, mystico sacrificio et duplici Christi oblatione". Villegagnon became...
- Commo.—(De) Commodato. comʳ—communiter. con.—concordat, confessor, consecratione. conđni—conditioni. conf.—confinans. Confes.—(De) Confessis. Confir...