- An ex
officio member is a
member of a body (notably a board, committee, or council) who is part of it by
virtue of
holding another office. The term ex...
-
Officio sanctissimo,
subtitled "On The
Church in Bavaria", was a
papal encyclical published by Pope Leo XIII in 1887. It
recalled the
continuous history...
-
Functus officio refers to an
officer or
agency whose mandate has expired, due to
either the
arrival of an
expiry date or an
agency having accomplished...
- **** ex
apostolatus officio is the name of a
papal bull
issued by Pope Paul IV in 1559; it
states that only
Catholics can be
elected Popes, to the exclusion...
-
Church of
England published a
response known by its
Latin title Saepius officio in 1897. Leo XIII
deemed Anglican ordinations invalid because he found...
- the 266th and
current pope of the
Catholic Church, a
title he
holds ex
officio as
bishop of Rome and
sovereign of
Vatican City, was
elected in the 2013...
- A mayor–council
government is a
system of
local government in
which a
mayor who is
directly elected by the
voters acts as
chief executive,
while a separately...
-
Supremi apostolatus officio (lit. 'The
Supreme Apostolic Office'),
commonly referred to as "On
Devotion of the Rosary", is the
first of a
number of encyclicals...
- with the
consent of the
United States Senate and five ex
officio members. The five ex
officio members are the CEO of the DFC, the U.S.
Secretary of State...
- co-prin****lity in
which the
office of head of
state is
jointly held ex
officio by the
French president and the
bishop of the
Roman Catholic diocese of...
