- Look up
convocation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
convocation (from the
Latin convocare meaning "to call/come together", a
translation of the Gr****...
-
preceding Council of
Trent which was
adjourned in 1563. The
council was
convoked by Pope Pius IX on 29 June 1868,
under the
rising threat of the Kingdom...
- Chalcedonense) was the
fourth e****enical
council of the
Christian Church. It was
convoked by the
Roman emperor Marcian. The
council convened in the city of Chalcedon...
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legislation and
other important issues. The
President of the
Governorate can
convoke the
members of the
Council of Directors,
together with
external experts...
-
should be
declared deposed and a new pope elected. Consequently, they
convoked the
Council of Pisa and
invited both
claimants to be present.
Neither Gregory...
- were
defeated at Casilinum. In 550,
Theudebald convoked the
Council of Toul.
Theudebald apparently convoked the
council because Nicetius,
bishop of Trier...
- held in 1672. It is also
called the
Synod of Bethlehem. The
synod was
convoked and
presided over by
Patriarch Dositheus of Jerusalem. The
synod produced...
- a
Christian council held in
Angamaly in Kerala,
India in 1603. It was
convoked by Dom
Francis Ros, S.J., the
first Latin bishop of Angamaly, the See of...
- e****enical
councils in the past) has been the
venue for such a event. It was
convoked by Pope
Julius II with a
political motive of
restoring peace between warring...
- Chalke, an act that was
fiercely resisted by the citizens.
Constantine V
convoked a
church council in 754,
which condemned the
worship of images,
after which...
