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Laetentur Caeli may
refer to: The
final verses of the
Latin version of
Psalm 96 The
final verses of the
Latin version of
Tollite Hostias in
Oratorio de...
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Laetentur Caeli:
Bulla Unionis Graecorum (English: Let the
Heavens Rejoice: Bull of
Union with the Gr****s) was a
papal bull
issued on 6 July 1439 by Pope...
- Jewish, Catholic, Lutheran, and
Anglican liturgies. The
Latin conclusion, "
Laetentur caeli", is used
during the
Christmas night liturgy. The
psalm or verses...
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Russian Federation.
Sometimes also
spelled as
Laetentur Coeli,
Laetantur Caeli,
Lætentur Cæli,
Lætentur Cœli, or Lætantur Cæli, and
occasionally referred...
- www.dostor.org.
Retrieved 2021-02-14. Curtin, D. P. (January 2007).
Laetentur Caeli:
Bulls of
Union with the Gr****s, Armenians, Coptic, and Ethiopian...
- the
Eastern Orthodox Church was
effected on 6 July 1439, with the bull "
Laetentur caeli", which, as the
result of
political necessities,
proved but a temporary...
- poem by
Seamus Heaney,
written in 1975 Bull of
Union with the Gr****s (
Laetentur Caeli), a 1439
papal bull
sometimes referred to as the Act of
Union This...
- date 4
February 1442
Subject Reunited the
Roman Catholic and
Coptic Orthodox Church Text In
Latin ←
Laetentur Caeli Dundum ad
nostram audientiam →...
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Orthodox churches. The
union was
proclaimed on 6 July 1439 in the do****ent
Laetentur Caeli which was
composed by Pope
Eugene IV and
signed by the Holy Roman...
- 1439 the
union was
proclaimed (in both
Latin and Gr****) in the do****ent
Laetentur Caeli ("Let the
Heavens Rejoice")
which was
signed by Pope
Eugene and...
