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Nihil obstat (Latin for 'nothing hinders' or 'nothing
stands in the way') is a
phrase traditionally used by
Catholic Church authorities to
formally declare...
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estimates were
around the 200,000 mark ...
Sabrina P.
Ramet (1998).
Nihil Obstat: Religion, Politics, and
Social Change in East-Central
Europe and Russia...
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Archdiocese of Kraków and the
Polish Episcopal Conference approved nihil obstat the
opening of the
beatification cause of the
parents of its
patron saint...
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found no
obstacle to
Mother Teresa's canonisation, and
issued its
nihil obstat on 21
April 1999.
Because of the
attacks on her, some
Catholic writers called...
- It
depends directly of the
Infantry Guard Corps, and its
motto is
Nihil Obstat (Nothing Hinders). The unit was
established under the
denomination of Special...
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after censors charged with
examining the
writings have
granted the
nihil obstat, a
declaration of no objection.
Final approval can then be
given through...
- of that
phase the
Congregation for the
Causes of
Saints declared "nihil
obstat" (nothing against) to the
cause on
October 21, 1996; this
granted him the...
- Polish–Lithuanian
Commonwealth and one of the
cornerstones of its
Golden Liberty.
nihil obstat nothing prevents A notation,
usually on a
title page,
indicating that a...
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imprimatur is
normally preceded by a
favourable declaration (known as a
nihil obstat) by a
person who has the knowledge, orthodoxy, and
prudence necessary for...
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Inter Mirifica. The
Council having abandoned the
general use of the
nihil obstat and
imprimatur to
approve publications, and of the
index to
restrict access...
