- In law, motu
proprio (Latin for 'on his own impulse')
describes an
official act
taken without a
formal request from
another party. Some jurisdictions...
- is a sortable, incomplete, list of motu
proprios by
pontifical authors. "Apostolic
Letter issued 'Motu
Proprio' As a
Loving Mother (4 June 2016) | Francis"...
- four
minor orders in the
Latin Church was that of acolyte. By his motu
proprio Ministeria quaedam of 15
August 1972, Pope Paul VI
replaced the term "minor...
- Nome
Próprio is a 2008
Brazilian film
directed by
Murilo Salles. The film won
three awards at the
Gramado Film Festival,
including Best
Picture and Best...
-
twelve days was allowed, but this was
revoked by Pope
Benedict XVI by motu
proprio in 2007.) One of the most
prominent aspects of the
papal election process...
-
administrative purposes.
These were
instituted by Pope Pius VII in a motu
proprio of 6 July 1816: "Quando per
ammirabile disposizione". A
delegation was...
- by each
modern pope, and most
recently restricted by Pope Francis' motu
proprio Traditionis Custodes in 2021. This has been
controversial among so-called...
- 2021. The motu
proprio Competentias quasdam decernere issued 15
February 2022
changed 10 canons. The
apostolic letter issued motu
proprio,
Recognitum librum...
- The Pope
Francis bibliography contains a list of
works by Pope Francis.
Sanctuarium in
ecclesia (February 11, 2017) Text
Maiorem hac
dilectionem (July...
-
implementation of the motu
proprio Summorum Pontifi****, who
commented on 30Days's
question whether, even
after publication of the motu
proprio, "a
small minority...
