Sentences with phrase «for curial»

Francis was elected by cardinals who, in the wake of scandals like that of the «gay lobby» that Benedict found himself too worn - out to confront, recognized the need for Curial reform.

The criticisms aimed at the Pope's plan for curial reform, the other issue at stake in this pontificate, are also founded on theological and juridical grounds.

Cardinal Robert Sarah of Guinea has been appointed prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments — a decision that sets a decisive tone for Curial reform.

Not exact matches

Also like Congar, de Lubac was scathing about what he saw as the theological backwardness and intellectual mediocrity of the curial officials with whom he had to work in preparation for the council, and on whose views he was able to have little positive effect.

Aleander, the papal nuncio, reported perceptively to his Curial superior in Rome that the whole of Germany was only waiting for a leader to enable it to rise in revolt against Rome.

Simply put, this standard precludes curial re-weighing of evidence, or rejecting the inferences drawn by the fact - finder from that evidence, or substituting the reviewing court's preferred inferences for those drawn by the fact - finder.

Applicable standard of review requires curial deference, absent a finding of fact or law that is patently unreasonable: precludes curial re-weighing of evidence, or rejecting the inferences drawn by the fact - finder from that evidence, or substituting the reviewing court's preferred inferences for those drawn by the fact - finder.

the court did not have jurisdiction to hear the application for enforcement of procedural rights because the NTA does not deal with the enforcement of native title rights by curial process.