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Deaconry may
refer to : a Deacon's
status and/or his
clerical ministry a Cardinal-
deaconry, the
titular church of a Cardinal-deacon This disambiguation...
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service of the church".
There are two
ranks of
titular churches:
titles and
deaconries. A
title (Latin: titulus) is a
titular church that is ****igned to a cardinal...
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established as Cardinal-
deaconry of S.
Maria ad Martyres, i.e. a
titular church for a cardinal-deacon. On 26 May 1929, this
deaconry was
suppressed to establish...
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Dioscorus (died 14
October 530) was a
deacon of the
Alexandrian and the
Roman church from 506. In a
disputed election following the
death of Pope Felix...
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Santuario della Madonna del
Divino Amore, or the
Shrine of Our Lady of
Divine Love, is a
Roman Catholic shrine in the
southern outskirts of Rome dedicated...
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Bernards Township (/ˈbɜːrnərdz/) is a
township in
Somerset County, in the U.S.
state of New Jersey. As of the 2020
United States census, the township's...
- Rome,
formerly in the
Curia Julia in the
Forum Romanum and a cardinal-
deaconry (a
titular church for a Cardinal-deacon). The
Church of Sant'Adriano al...
- churches:
titles and
deaconries. A
title (Latin: titulus) is a
titular church that is ****igned to a
cardinal priest,
whereas a
deaconry (Latin: diaconia)...
- Per
Paulo Olivieri (signed and
dated 1584) is in the
south transept. The
Deaconry was
suppressed on 8
August 1661. S.
Maria Nova was reestablished, as the...
- Rome,
built in 1938 in the
Rationalist style. It was made a
cardinalate deaconry on 18
February 2012 by Pope
Benedict XVI. The
recent ****igned cardinal...
