Examples of using Eparchy in English and their translations into Slovak
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Canon 749- In another eparchy, a bishop is prohibited from celebrating a sacred ordination without the permission of the eparchial bishop,
In recent times, unfortunately, the Eparchy has once more been called,
Canon 101- In his own eparchy, in stauropegial monasteries
The phrase"particular Church," which is first of all the diocese(or eparchy), refers to a community of the Christian faithful in communion of faith
spiritual life in the eparchy that followed the personal example
The phrase“particular church,” which is the diocese(or eparchy), refers to a community of the Christian faithful in communion of faith
The eparchial bishop is to foster various forms of the apostolate in the eparchy and see to it that all of the works of the apostolate in the entire eparchy or in particular districts are coordinated under his direction, each one according to its own character.
Your Eparchy developed and became,
who want to serve Christ in our eparchy, as well as in priests from Europe who will come to help us.
is not erected as an eparchy, and which is established within territorial or other kinds of limits and is committed to an exarch.
he even tried to build a house in Chust in the Uzhorod Eparchy.
The project will introduce the Cyrillic Literature of the Byzantine-Slavic tradition in Slovakia that were being created in relation to culture-historical processes in the Eparchy of Mukachevo by the end of the 18th century.
some superiors of other institutes of consecrated life which have houses in the eparchy, to be elected in the manner
With the passage of five years after the legitimate move the cleric is by the law itself enrolled in the host eparchy if he has made such a desire known in writing to both eparchial bishops and neither bishop expresses opposition in writing within four months.
Presides over the college of eparchial consultors, is to inform the Apostolic See as soon as possible of the vacancy of the see and, if it is an eparchy of a patriarchal Church, the patriarch;
Clerics, even if they do not have a residential office, nevertheless are not to leave their eparchy for a notable period of time determined by particular law without the permission, at least presumed, of their local hierarch.
Canon 359- In order that a cleric already enrolled in some eparchy to be validly transferred in another eparchy he must obtain from his eparchial bishop letters of dismissal signed by that same bishop and at the same time must obtain letters of enrollment signed by the eparchial bishop of the eparchy in which he wishes to be enrolled.
The eparchial bishop has the power, when income diminishes, of reducing the number of celebrations of the Divine Liturgy in conformity with the level of the offerings legitimately established in the eparchy, for as long as this diminishment of income continues, provided that there
Canon 565- A member of a secular institute is enrolled as a cleric in virtue of diaconal ordination in the eparchy for whose service he was ordained,
The eparchial bishop is bound by the obligation of canonically visiting the eparchy either entirely