Sentences with word «allocution»

As evidence Perreau - Saussine mentions the weighty influence of Cardinal Manning, who «saw papal infallibility as the way... to release the church from the grip» of secular statism, as well as the papal allocution of July 20, 1871, which deemed it «a pernicious error to claim that infallibility reasserts a right to depose sovereigns.»

Pope Pius XII, in an important allocution to medical experts, declared that it was reserved to the public power to deprive the condemned of the benefit of life in expiation of their crimes.

They are found in his opening allocution to the Council Fathers, in which he commended to the Fathers the task of penetrating and expounding the doctrine of the Church in the manner the times require, and it is in the process of saying this that he makes his distinction between truths and ways:

[Allocution of Pope Pius IX, Dec. 9, 1854.]

No complicated or grand allocutions such as the heathen make, because they don't know who God is and have to try to catch him somehow.

(This, of course, is partly due to the fact that the chapters of the book consist in his Wednesday allocutions, which are, by tradition, a set of papal sermons on the Bible.)

The way they smile and allocution seems to be honest and unique.

If he's into it, an intellectually aesthetic allocution won't hurt.

The WSJ Law Blog has a copy of Madoff's plea allocution.

It should be stated that this proposition was condemned in the allocution Acerbisimum of September 27, 1852.

Before Dallas: The U.S. Bishops» Response to Clergy Sexual Abuse of Children by Nicholas P. Cafardi Paulist, 255 pages, $ 27.95 In a 1979 allocution, John Paul II declared that «the task of the Church and her historic merit, which is to proclaim and defend in every place and in....

John has, by secondary reflection come to see the meaning of Jesus and His life and being, and has rewritten the themes, the events and the allocutions of Jesus to the Father (as in John, chapters 13 to 17) on a wider canvas which is itself a «development» not only of the doctrine of Christ, but also of the very facts themselves.

Earlier ecclesiastical pronouncements on the matter, before Plus XII's Allocution (Denzinger 2285) and the Encyclical Humani Generis, are therefore superseded, or must and can be interpreted in this sense, the Reply of the Biblical Commission of 1909 (Denzinger 2123), for example.

May I quote Pope Pius IX on this subject, in an Allocution given on December 9th, 1854:

And the «vague» papal pronouncement that Mr. Lowell seems to doubt was ever made was, in fact, a major — some think historic — allocution, delivered in 1953 to an audience of Italian jurists, in which Pope Pius XII laid down the principle that «in the interest of a higher and broader good, it is justifiable not to impede error by state laws and coercive measures.»

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His allocution speech was effective and sincere, and demonstrated his talent as a trial lawyer, a talent that he is not likely to ever demonstrate in court again due to his permanent disbarment by the KBA.

allocution: a formal address by a trial judge to the parties on the record to find out if they understand the terms of a stipulation of settlement