Übersetzung für "Ex cathedra" in Deutsch

Can a bishop say that he is preaching "ex cathedra"?

This does not mean I wish to speak "ex cathedra".

And now for its 1805/06 performances blessed ex cathedra as following:

You talk „ex cathedra“ and don't leave room for any doubt, least of all self doubt.

I only hope that you also recognise that the position of the Dutch Government cannot simply be handed down ex cathedra, but that it should be debated in a multinational democracy.

It is not in any way an "ex cathedra" decision, nor does it even amount to a declaration that no error is to be found in the teaching of the Doctor.

This may well be so, but the job of this Parliament should have been to react critically at such a list of accidents and look into what was serious and what was not, rather than simply making ex cathedra pronouncements on safety or lack of it.

However, there is another, more technical and yet more common, use of the term “ex cathedra” which is the exclusive prerogative of the Pope.

In other words, it depends on what is meant by speaking "ex cathedra."

But we must also understand that Tradition is not firm to the time of Pius XII, but that the council succeed explains it and enables us to know better, despite the continuity of"immutabiler truth of faith, and always infallibly taught by the Church, not only in its exceptional Magisterium, rare, extraordinary and solemn, when it defines dogma (ex cathedra), but also in the current, simple and ordinary of all the bishops of the world united to the Successor of Peter.

Indeed, the use of contraceptives prohibition, although it is the supreme expression supported teaching on natural law and the traditio catholica, it can not be, today and even tomorrow, supported on dogmatic elements such as resorting ex cathedra a solemn pronouncement of the infallible magisterium.

The focus is therefore clearly on participation and not on an ex cathedra transmission of knowledge.

One young Catholic told me that the Roman Catholic Church has never changed any doctrine made ex-Cathedra .

Now the doctrine of infallibility does not assert the pope's infallibility as a private individual, but only when he speaks "ex cathedra", i.e. with the authority of his ministry.

It is exactly such dogmatic judgments ex cathedra which define Group Think and which are thus so dangerous.

Well, there is simply no record of any claimed bishop of Rome even saying anything (the comments from the letter erroneously called I Clement came from a group in Rome and calls itself only "our advice") until Anicetus (c. 155 A.D.) and his few statements are not even truly quotes--nor would any Catholic consider them to have been made ex-Cathedra .

Not only, I do not speak "ex cathedra", but I'll tell you more: despite having unworthily received all the gifts during the sacramental action of my priestly consecration, I know better than to bring up inappropriately Holy Spirit, or worse to use the Holy Spirit for my personal purposes, this do not just catechists of the Neocatechumenal Way, often with immense damage on the psychology of those people that often we priests must then pick to pieces, working with them not just, indeed of practice always long.

As such, the Pope has the ability to speak ex cathedra (with authority on matters of faith and practice), making his teachings infallible and binding upon all Christians.

Catholics need to be reminded, perhaps, that the most authoritative teaching document in the Catholic Church, leaving aside dogmatic definitions either from the Pope "ex cathedra" or from ecumenical councils, is the encyclical.

The high variety, prestigious and normed, and learned through formal education, is reserved for written communication and formal oral communications (ex cathedra teaching, political discourse, etc.).

And leaving behind an œuvre in which, even though not yet again ex cathedra, the connoisseur is promised what had been certainty 90 years before:

I share in your vision and opinion blog of Mrs. Guarini that to me too, Despite initial sympathies, caused a progressive sense of loss especially for the tone ex cathedra the curator and many commentators.