- The
Apostolic Penitentiary (Latin:
Paenitentiaria Apostolica),
formerly called the
Supreme Tribunal of the
Apostolic Penitentiary, is a
dicastery led by...
- A
canon penitentiary (Latin:
canonicus penitentiarius) is a
member of the
chapter at
cathedral or
collegiate churches, who acts as a
general confessor...
-
cardinal on 23
December 1356 by Pope
Innocent VI, and
appointed Major Penitentiarius. He died of the
plague in
Avignon on 25
August or 4
September 1361....
-
given by
Mervyn Archdall Monasticon Hiberni****, 1786 Inish-loinge — "
penitentiarius de Inis-Lauidhe" — Acta
Sanctorum ... Hiberniae,
compiled by John Colgan...
- of
official do****ents), soon
moving up to abbreviator, then
scriptor penitentiarius, and
scriptor apostolicus.
Under Martin V he
reached the top rank of...
- Vice-Chancellor of the Holy
Roman Church, and
Pierre Girard de
Podio as
Major Penitentiarius. He also
confirmed Archbishop François de Conzié (Conzieu) as Chamberlain...
- that May.
After this
Matteo was made
Cardinal Bishop of Porto, and
penitentiarius major (Grand Penitentiary). He still, however,
retained the direction...
-
University of Paris. He was also
professor at the
Sorbonne and
canon Penitentiarius of Noyon. He was one of a
group of
Sorbonne doctors who in the 1550s...
- (September 26, 1279).
Cardinal Bentivenga was not
Grand Penitentiary (Major
Penitentiarius), both
because of the
terms of his appointment, and
because the Office...
- Cantor) and
sixteen Canons. In addition,
there was a
Theologus and a
Penitentiarius, in
accordance with the
decrees of the
Council of Trent; they held prebends...
