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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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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...
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Arlington Catholic Herald (retrieved from EWTN) Mary:
Mother of God,
Nihil obstat by
Bernadeane Carr, STL;
Imprimatur by
Robert H. Brom,
Bishop of San Diego...
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University Press. ISBN 978-0-8223-0891-1. Ramet,
Sabrina (1998).
Nihil obstat: religion, politics, and
social change in East-Central
Europe and Russia...
- Press,
Quincy University. See twotlj.org for the team
credentials and
Nihil obstat and Imprimatur.
Ellis 1910, p. 553.
Noyes 1877. Culling,
Louis T.; Weschcke...
- that
these phenomena are of
supernatural origin, but
indicate by a "nihil
obstat" (meaning "no objection") that they find no
problematic elements with 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...
- 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...
- upon his left arm the shield. They also
adopted the
motto "Virtuti
Nihil Obstat Et Armis" (Nothing
Resists Valour and Arms). The
Lusignan Coat of Arms,...
