-
nominative and
accusative plural form
custodes is used in the
proverbial phrase Quis
custodiet ipsos custodes?, "Who has
custody of the custodians?"...
- Quis
custodiet ipsos custodes? is a
Latin phrase found in the
Satires (Satire VI,
lines 347–348), a work of the 1st–2nd
century Roman poet Juvenal. It...
-
Traditionis custodes was
published two days
after Francis returned to the
Vatican after nine days in the hospital.
Traditionis custodes not only repealed...
- Batavorum, also
called the
cohors Germanorum,
Germani corporis custodes,
Germani corpore custodes,
Imperial German Bodyguard or
Germanic bodyguard, was a personal...
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Letter Motu Proprio,
Traditionis custodes, on the use of the
Roman Liturgy prior to the
Reform of 1970. In
Traditionis custodes, the Pope says "the liturgical...
-
Vineae Domini custodes is a
papal bull
issued by Pope
Honorius III in
which he
granted the
mendicant orders of the
Dominicans and
Franciscans the permission...
- The
Custos Brevium was an
official in the
English court system: in the
Court of
Common Pleas and
Court of King's Bench. The post was
abolished by Act of...
- Roche's
tenure as prefect, Pope
Francis issued the motu propio,
Traditionis Custodes,
which significantly restricted the
celebration of the
Tridentine M****...
-
removed by Pope
Francis in 2021, who
issued the motu
proprio Traditionis custodes to
emphasize the
Ordinary Form as
promulgated by
Popes Paul VI and John...
-
Francis issued, motu proprio, the
apostolic letter titled Traditionis custodes,
which reversed the
decision of his
predecessor Benedict XVI in Summorum...
