Examples of using Excommunication in English and their translations into Hungarian
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just now, with the utterance of one single word- excommunication- I lose the war.
The Christian response to a gay person's life is almost always disdain and excommunication- or, in a better case,
Popes Innocent XI and XII threatened excommunication against Catholics that participated in the Italian lotteries, but the lotteries were
Popes Innocent XI and XII threatened Catholics with excommunication if they participated in the Italian lotteries,
Benedict threatens excommunication to any brother who associates with another excommunicated monk without the approval of the abbot lest such contact contaminate the brother's spiritual life.
The Archbishop of Paris, in fact, issued an edict threatening excommunication for anyone who watched, performed in,
schism are typified as canonical offenses punished with(automatic) excommunication latae sententiae.”.
The use of censures, excommunication, and absolution is committed to the Church in every age,
does not refer to excommunication.
But we ought to believe that excommunication, when it is violently applied to a different purpose by the passions of men,
The Church must, therefore, react with the harshest punishment, excommunication, and that is to call back the persons thus punished to repentance and into unity.
Consequently the Church must react by employing her most severe punishment- excommunication- with the aim of calling those thus punished to repent
However, the person in question preferred to accept excommunication, and kept for himself the hundred and sixty gold florins.
In most cases, excommunication in the Mormon Church is a last resort, used only after repeated warnings.
Formal and informal religious sanctions were still imposed, ranging from excommunication and disinheritance to censure and shunning.
The Church must, therefore, react with the harshest punishment, excommunication, and that is to call back the persons thus punished to repentance
However, the person in question preferred to accept excommunication, and kept for himself the hundred and sixty gold florins.
They both accept scandal, excommunication, hatred and prison,
Msgr. Ma is one of the seven bishops from whom Pope Francis lifted excommunication on the same day as the agreement was signed.
it still led to Luther's excommunication by Rome.