Examples of using Excommunicated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Eugene excommunicated anyone who enslaved newly converted Christians,
Excommunicated again after he was accused of dissuading Christians from converting to Judaism, he made a
Historian Nicholas Brooks holds the view that Stigand was not excommunicated at this time, but rather was ordered to refrain from any archiepiscopal functions,
Historian NicholasBrooks holds the view that Stigand was not excommunicated at this time, but rather was ordered to refrain from any archiepiscopal functions,
Early in 1317 John XXII, pursuant to a decree of Boniface VIII, declared Angelo excommunicated and placed him in custody.
who cursed and excommunicated Martin Luther,
would be immediately excommunicated from the mystery community forever.
In the year 1519 Pope Leo excommunicated me from the church and so I was released a second time.
The patriarch thereupon excommunicated the saint from the Church(1344)
On 12th February 1949 Pope Pius XII excommunicated every person who had been involved in the Cardinal's trial and conviction.
remarried just couldn't get Communion, it was they were practically excommunicated and expelled.
As a result of the strong opposition in 1304 the clergy of the town excommunicated not only Charles Robert but also Pope Benedict XI, who supported him.
Pope Pius XII excommunicated anyone who had participated in the trial and conviction of the Cardinal.
did not recognize any of them, and excommunicated them.
Even if excommunicated, the scientist or the writer will find enough support,
what is more, excommunicated the pope from the Church.
Most Roman Catholics do not realize that the popes excommunicated each other, argued, fought, and even killed each other.
My family, the family you demonized and excommunicated, has fought
Moderate I was a confirmed, but excommunicated Lutheran who believed in god,
ordinary people will be excommunicated, if they do not follow the new rules