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1. decision to move the Papal court to Avignon and his

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2. shortcomings of the Papal envoys, Marguerite, Janine and

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3. to bring one of the stewards from the Papal envoy (the

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4. ‘A member of the Papal Envoy sent to investigate the

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5. doubt you were sent by the Papal Envoy in Troyes?’ There

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6. and dissolved the Order of the Knight’s Templar by Papal

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7. The former were under a regular discipline and subordination to the papal authority

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8. Since the establishment of the pragmatic sanction and of the concordat, the clergy of France have in general shewn less respect to the decrees of the papal court, than the clergy of any other catholic country

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9. In this critical situation of its affairs the papal court was at sufficient pains to cultivate the friendship of the powerful sovereigns of France and Spain, of whom the latter was at that time emperor of Germany

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10. I can"t help wondering why, at just about the time in the 1860"s of the unification of Italy, with the resultant loss, to the Papacy, of the Papal States, the decision was made to portray Mary as having been conceived blameless for original sin

11. I believe that was around the time that Italy, under Garibaldi and Mazzini, became a modern nation and deprived the Vatican of their Papal States

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12. Whether the (Holy) Scriptures should remain subject to generational contentions or modern interpretations, much in the manner that Constitutional Law is persuaded by the (legal) authority of evolving standards of decency, such arguments that otherwise provide recourse to alternative viewpoints, must be equally troubling as arbitrary viewpoints relating to Papal Infallibility or the Divine Rights of Kings!

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13. Steve froze in his tracks and pointed hesitantly at his silly papal hat

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14. “Well, we do have the papal mitres,” said Jules, and I found out I couldn’t even bear the thought of those impossibly weird-looking hats

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15. I had been signing paper after paper concerning logistics supplies, administrative reorganization efforts and most notably, putting into full effective force the discontinuation of the practice of using those awful papal mitres and other silly hats as warding devices

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16. “With the last third of the thirteenth century (AD 1260+) France increasingly occupied Papal attention

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17. From conflict over clerical taxation, between King Philip IV and Pope Boniface VIII (r 1294–1303), culminating in the latter’s capture at Angani (1303), relations passed to Papal capitulation at the Council of Vienne (1311–1312) to the monarch’s demand for the suppression of the Order of Templars

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18. Schism proved Basel’s undoing and led to the resignation of its pontiff (1449), while Eugene’s own Council of Ferrara, Florence (1438–1445) stoutly reasserted Papal Supremacy” (Amer

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19. In time, many things were declared as doctrine by papal decree alone, according to those who occupied this office, the nominal head of all Christendom

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20. Many other instances of papal interference for the restoration of bishops or the appointment of new bishops and the designation of others to act as vicars of the pontiff are also cited by Barrow” (ibid

21. “The Papal Curia opened an ecclesiastical trial against him (Aug

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22. 12–14, 1518) and refused to recant a sentence…which Cajetan interpreted as implying a rejection of the teaching authority of the pope…He [Luther] undertook historical studies and concluded that the authority which was claimed in the Roman church for the papacy could be supported only by Papal decretals of the preceding four centuries

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23. (A papal document authoritatively determining some point of doctrine or church law

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24. (Burgundy), and the Holy Roman Empire, south of them was the peninsula of the Italianiera with the city states in the north, the Papal States in the middle, and the Kingdom of Napoles (which belongs to Aragon) in the south

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25. The cities in Italia were still Kristau, but were fighting the Aitasantu in his capacity as the ruler of the Aitasainduaren States (Papal States)

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26. He had been the papal legato or ambassador to the Royal Court for many years

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27. however, it is certain that the constitutum was regarded as genuine both by the friends and enemies of the papal pretensions throughout the middle ages

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28. Luther’s action at that time was a response to the sale of indulgences by a papal representative named

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29. A further example of the ulterior motive for religious tolerance is seen in regard to the Jesuits, whose order was abolished by papal brief in 1773

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30. (The dogma of papal supremacy was not accepted until 1871

31. James was working with individuals who would prefer to see the papal rule returned to England

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32. papal blessing to Hubble’s theory as “consonant with the Bible,”

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33. These are hard times! The Papal bull authorized the torture as a resource to extirpate the sorcery in his territory

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34. It was Friday the thirteenth when the Papal Bull regarding the Knights

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35. IN THE BEWILDERMENT of her last years, Úrsula had had very little free time to attend to the papal education of José Arcadio, and the time came for him to get ready to leave for the seminary right away

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36. At that time he had finished with the tight pants and the silk shirts and was wearing an ordinary suit of clothing that he had bought in the Arab stores, but he still maintained his languid dignity and his papal air

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37. that guarded the Papal City, “I will be with you within the

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38. objectionable behavior was even reinforced by some Popes through papal bulls which

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39. After failing to peacefully restore the Cathars to Papal subjugation, Dominic, who would

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40. And during the military crusade against the Cathars, before the massacre of one Languedoc town called Arnaud-Amaury the papal legate in charge of the crusade, was reported to have quipped the now infamous phrase “Kill them all, the Lord will recognize his own

41. Another Catholic dissenter that proved beyond papal control was the English King Henry

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42. ―It says here that the next pope was Leo X, who indeed indulged in papal extravagance, attending banquets and carnivals and bull-fights

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43. The two papal guards slowed down to a normal walk, but continued to follow them from a respectful distance, with Xia keeping an eye on them

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44. After centuries of Papal oppression exemplified by the dogma of sexual sin, the Christian West broke loose from its puritanical shackles, as though with a vengeance

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45. Brought to you by those paragons of priestly, cardinal and papal virtue, your friendly neighborhood Catholic Church, “Father” (or if monk, not priest— Brother) de Torquemada and all his lesser-known brothers of the cloth really “saved” a whole mess of deserving “heretics” back then, didn’t they? They knew just how to save them best, too

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46. When the failed German revolution resulted in increased immigration of yet more Roman Catholics, the Protestants took it as proof of their papal dominance theory and a law was proposed to stop the influx of Roman Catholics

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47. The Roman Pope was strongly persuaded to stay in Avignon, and the French monarch influenced the church greatly, controlling their finances and subjugating papal officials with charges of heresy almost indiscriminately

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48. with a Papal Council in Troyes, and walked out with

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49. was established by a papal bull in 1721and received royal sanction in 1728; but for many years

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50. Inthe papal states the Pope exercised temporal as well as

51. When they posted a papal bull excommunicating him from the church

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52. What is the Papacy? It is the Papal papers: the Banns, the Decrees, the sanctification of the Written Word as law

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53. Brainwashing the poor masses into obeying a papal bully without needing an army to enforce it! The paper bull: is the power of Rome

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54. Italy and setting the conditions that led to the subsequent demise of most monarchies and the Papal

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55. Widow–A very specific reference to Christian and Papal statements that Christianity is the bride of

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56. Image 11 also shows the Papal tri-crown to validate that Christian Rome

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57. from Rome’s Church and when the Papal states and other Christian power structures suffered major

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58. Whether the beast is pagan Rome or the papal power, it is

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59. evidence used to support its trustworthiness are Papal pronouncements

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60. Rome or the papal power, it is only a small part of those who are not in Christ

61. Whether the beast is pagan Rome or the papal power, it is only a small part of those who are not in Christ

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62. He understands the secret springs of the heart, and they would understand Him had not His language been dragged through the cesspool of theological doctors during the long night of Papal darkness

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63. There is to be found no Roman primacy of Peter, no provision for a Papal Succession, no assertion of the authority of an Infallible Church or Papal Oracle; and the silence of Scripture is thought a sufficient answer to the presumptuous speech of all succeeding centuries

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64. Maurice, regard the papal sovereignty as a diabolic caricature of this divine monarchy, but think that the Kingdom of God is truly found wherever, as in England, the State acknowledges the Christ, and consecrates the Civil Power by the establishment of Christianity

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65. It is indeed a difficult lesson for a Roman Catholic to learn, that those words of Christ to Peter, 'You art Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church’—inscribed in vast letters around the dome of the great papal Cathedral, and used in controversy for thirteen hundred years,—have no real reference to S

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66. In the corrupt papal system we have the very cruelty, the craft, and the ambition of the Republic; its cruelty in its unsparing sacrifice of the happiness and virtue of individuals to a phantom of public expediency, in its forced celibacy within, and its persecutions without; its craft in its falsehoods, its deceitful deeds, and lying words; and its grasping ambition in the very structure of its policy, in its assumption of universal dominion; old Rome is still alive; nowhere have its eagles lighted, but it still claims the sovereignty under another pretence

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67. Two things were needful before the papal power could be developed; viz

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68. "Papal infallibility," said Mr

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69. Wonderful inspiration! Telegram! A papal bull!

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70. Picture of him on the wall with his Smashall Sweeney's moustaches, the signior Brini from Summerhill, the eyetallyano, papal Zouave to the Holy Father, has left the quay and gone to Moss street

71. On leaving the church of Saint Fiacre in Horto after the papal blessing the happy pair were subjected to a playful crossfire of hazelnuts, beechmast, bayleaves, catkins of willow, ivytod, hollyberries, mistletoe sprigs and quicken shoots

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72. The chryselephantine papal standard rises high, surrounded by pennons of the civic flag

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73. Ten young descendants of Marius and the Gracchi, barefooted and out at elbows, with one hand resting on the hip and the other gracefully curved above the head, stared at the traveller, the post-chaise, and the horses; to these were added about fifty little vagabonds from the Papal States, who earned a pittance by diving into the Tiber at high water from the bridge of St

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74. He who for so long a time had forgotten God, began to think that miracles were possible—that the accursed cavern might be discovered by the officers of the Papal States, who would release him; that then he would have 50,000 remaining, which would be sufficient to save him from starvation; and finally he prayed that this sum might be preserved to him, and as he prayed he wept

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75. But let them conceive one more historical contrast: the gigantic broken revelations of that Imperial and Papal city thrust abruptly on the notions of a girl who had been brought up in English and Swiss Puritanism, fed on meagre Protestant histories and on art chiefly of the hand-screen sort; a girl whose ardent nature turned all her small allowance of knowledge into principles, fusing her actions into their mould, and whose quick emotions gave the most abstract things the quality of a pleasure or a pain; a girl who had lately become a wife, and from the enthusiastic acceptance of untried duty found herself plunged in tumultuous preoccupation with her personal lot

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76. The camerlengo would confirm his death in the presence of the master of papal liturgical celebrations and a worried knot of other high-ranking Vatican officials

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77. A bishop who understands how to become an archbishop, an archbishop who knows how to become a cardinal, carries you with him as conclavist; you enter a court of papal jurisdiction, you receive the pallium, and behold! you are an auditor, then a papal chamberlain, then monsignor, and from a Grace to an Eminence is only a step, and between the Eminence and the Holiness there is but the smoke of a ballot

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78. " It was there, in fact, that the Papal Nuncio lived

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79. “Your men offered me refreshments of the flesh,” the Papal Legate said

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80. If formerly, in the days of Rome, in the Middle Ages, it happened that a Christian, professing his teaching, refused to take part in sacrifices, to worship the emperors and gods, or in the Middle Ages refused to worship the images, to recognize the papal power, these refusals were, in the first place, accidental; a man might have been put to the necessity of professing his faith, and he might have lived a life without being placed in this necessity

81. When, after the Crusades and the maximum development of papal power and its abuses, people of the rich classes became acquainted with the wisdom of the classics, and saw, on the one hand, the reasonable lucidity of the teaching of the ancient sages, and, on the other hand, the incompatibility of the Church doctrine with the teaching of Christ, they lost all possibility of continuing to believe the Church teaching

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82. A sense of national pride might have excused the omission of the latter humiliation, but no, it was a triumph of authority, and as such Shakespeare must record it for the edification of his hearers, and consequently we have the king presented on the stage as meekly receiving the crown from the papal legate (Act 5, Sc

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83. This bull of anathemas, scarcely less than Papal, is to be fulminated, in the name of the American people, from the high tower of their authority, under the pretence of asserting their rights and vindicating their wrongs

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84. When Martin Luther would break most effectually and for all time the papal yoke from the neck of Germany, he translated the Bible and set the people to reading

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