- State(s) of the Church, the
Pontifical States, the
Ecclesiastical States, the
Patrimony of St
Peter or the
Roman States (Italian:
Stato Pontificio, also Stato...
- June 21, 2024, the
Catholic Church in its
entirety comprises 3,172
ecclesiastical jurisdictions,
including over 652
archdioceses and 2,249 dioceses, as...
-
dioceses whose territories cover the
United States'
unincorporated territories.
Puerto Rico has one
ecclesiastical province comprising an
archdiocese and five...
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whether the
mediatised states persisted in some form or lost all individuality. The
secularisation of
ecclesiastical states took
place concurrently with...
- An
ecclesiastical province is one of the
basic forms of
jurisdiction in
Christian churches,
including those of both
Western Christianity and
Eastern Christianity...
- from
ecclesiastical to
civil possession or use. The "Notes"
column shows, in
capsule form, the
territorial development of the
different states or polities...
-
concordats with
states. The
Cardinal Secretary of
State was
concurrently prefect of the
Congregation for
Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs with the...
- The
ownership of
ecclesiastical property in the
United States was
often an
issue of
controversy in the
early years of the
United States,
particularly in...
-
Ecclesiastical Latin, also
called Church Latin or
Liturgical Latin, is a form of
Latin developed to
discuss Christian thought in Late
antiquity and used...
- An
ecclesiastical court, also
called court Christian or
court spiritual, is any of
certain non-adversarial
courts conducted by church-approved officials...
