Examples of using Ecclesiological in English and their translations into German
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Although significant disagreements may exist between us on theological and ecclesiological issues, there are many areas where the leaders
the Second Vatican Council in general, and in a particular way by its ecclesiological teaching.
why not theological or ecclesiological-, take for example the one hand Blessed Pius IX, on the other hand Saint Giovanni Paolo II.
theological and ecclesiological aspects of the Holy Eucharist,“the source
one understands how and why the Catholic Church must interpret this insistence in terms of a demand that it cannot meet because doing so would involve relinquishing its ecclesiological identity.
CHRISTODOULOS: Leaving aside our theological and ecclesiological differences with the Catholic Church,
Ecclesiological and canonical aspects.
That means: ecclesiological convictions and worldly matters are linked!
We talk about ecclesiological questions, about the being,
Included in the conversation were a number of ecclesiological problems, arising from a reading of the book Church.
They constitute an ecclesiological, moral and legal escape that tramples on our heritage,
As of 2008, he has also been studying for a doctoral degree, working on a doctoral dissertation on"The Unity of the Church and the Contemporary Ecclesiological Problems.
We guide us in theological and ecclesiological analysis on the figure of the Supreme Pontiff, today….
Patriarchal synods are governed by the same ecclesiological principles and the same canonical norms as provincial synods.
The document outlined aspects of fundamental ecclesiological principles that we share
In Europe one can at present observe that"mission" as ecclesiological conception and church practice has become most suspect.
theological and ecclesiological reception and a reception of the memory- a pastoral
explained the theological nature of pilgrimage in soteriological, ecclesiological, and eschatological perspectives.
The reception of the teaching of the Council has, however, often obscured this point, relativising it in favour of individual ecclesiological affirmations, and often emphasising specific words
From a distinctively ecclesiological perspective, the arrival of great numbers of our brothers