Examples of using Synods in English and their translations into Swedish
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provided a good deal of information about Frankish synods, especially one held in 747, the decrees of which Boniface included in the letter.
These internal evidences seem to justify the conclusion that it grew out of several provincial synods, chiefly that of Alexandria, held about the year 361,
We have heard that in the provinces the synods of bishops prescribed by canon law are not taking place,
so far as the position of the chorepiscopi in synods is concerned there can be no doubt whatever,
In a confusing series of synods a truce was attempted between adherents of Alexander
rather it is only the authority of"Christ and the seven Ecumenical Synods"(from Nicæa I in 325, to Nicæa II in 787).
sometimes gathered in synods, according to the long established custom of the Churches
the Roman synod under Symmachus and the synods in Haimar's book.
a majority if the States General would select delegates, and by provincial synods and civil authorities.
they held synods, and they had a printing press whence they issued an immense amount of religious literature in support of their views;
parallels examples of other synods in other sources,
There has always been found the greatest difficulty in securing the regular meetings of provincial and diocesan synods, and despite the very explicit canonical legislation upon the subject,
Along with these synods, we also confess the two natures of the one who became incarnate for our sake from the God-bearer without blemish,
appealed to Rome in the hope of obtaining a reversal of their condemnation by provincial bishops or synods.
had not died for all mankind, was by the Synods of Mainz in 848 and Quiercy in 849 sentenced to flogging
those from the six holy universal synods and from the synods assembled locally for the promulgation of such decrees,
the real power of the Orthodox body is in the new independent national Churches with their"holy Synods"; while high over all looms the shadow of Russia.
but by most celebrated Synods.
practices set forth by the Seven Ecumenical Synods of the first eight centuries.
cause it to be subscribed to in like manner by their clergy in diocesan synods, and that these subscriptions should take the place of an express retractation of the mandates sent out by the bishops.