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... Tartuffe was received well by the public and even by Louis XIV, its popularity was lessened when the Archbishop of Paris issued an edict threatening excommunication for anyone who watched, performed in, or read the play. Tartuffe, a pious fraud who pretends to speak with divine authority, has insinuated himself into the household of Orgon. When Orgon announces that his da...

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...rcerers. The Church wasn‘t too involved in these executions, it preferred excommunication or banishment for heretics. As St. Bernard said ‗Faith is ... ...r of the all-knowing laity and clergy. In the early days of Christianity, excommunication from the Church was the major punishment of heretics. ... ... rest. ―But from my point of view according to current church law, excommunication for abortion is latae senentiae, meaning that it is automa... ... not require an action or proclamation by a church official. This type of excommunication is reserved for acts deemed so serious that no verdict or ...

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...ob than of the British Parliament, let’s say). Violations are punished by excommunication (of the violating site or person). The Internet has cultu...

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...aching procures for us the hatred and disfavor of the world, persecutions, excommunications, 26 Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians murders, a... ...ust and wrong.” On these pronouncements the papists base their doctrine of excommunication. Rather than terrify and condemn men’s consciences, they ou...

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...r they were holy, says he, since the Holy Ghost spake through them. IX. Of Excommunication. The greater excommunication, as the Pope calls it, we re ... ...s min isters of the Church. But the lesser, that is, the true Chris tian excommunication, consists in this, that manifest and obstinate sinners are ...

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... with more of the salt of the spirit than was necessary to preserve him from excommunication, confiscation, and philotheoparoptesism, [Roasting by a s...

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... he claimed to have the right to do, Thomas a Becket excommuni cated him. Excommunication was, next to the Interdict I told you of at the close of th... ...r lives unhappy. So, the King said to the New Arch bishop, ‘Take off this Excommunication from this gentleman of Kent.’ To which the Arch bishop rep... ...After it had lasted a year, the Pope proceeded to his next step; which was Excommunication. King John was declared excommunicated, with all the usual ... ... one of whom he caused to be slain in the following year. To Interdict and Excommunication, the Pope now added his last sentence; Deposition. He procl... ...monarch, to offer him the English crown. Car ing as little for the Pope’s excommunication of him if he accepted the offer, as it is possible his fath... ... being also there) while the Archbishop of Canterbury read the sentence of excommunication against any man, and all men, who should henceforth, in any...

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...frightful consequences of the condemnation are as clear as day. “An unjust excommunication ought got to hinder [us] from doing our duty.” “An unjust e... ...ans, all his forces, and go over to the other side. For you say, an unjust excommunication ought to hinder us from doing our duty. So that in one fash... ...y be unjust, it would be false; and it has never been decided that a false excommunication should hinder us from doing our duty.” “ Ah! my father,” I ... ...objections, I beseech you. Will the Ultramontanes admit the nullity of the excommunication? Is it not null as soon as it is unjust? If the Pope has th... ...e has the power to excommunicate unjustly, and to enforce obedience to his excommunication, who can limit power so unlimited, and why should not his f... ... can limit power so unlimited, and why should not his false (or nullified) excommunication be 549 Saint-Simon as much obeyed and respected as his unj... ...ld be easy to make your subtle dis- tinction between a false and an unjust excommunication un- derstood by the people, the soldiers, the bourgeois, th...

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...o and herd with simple monks, and never come back here again under pain of excommunication.” “Do not move,” cried the blushing Imperia, more lovely wi...

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...o the foot of the bed, as Pope Gregory did the taper when he fulminated an excommunication; Suzanne then learned for the first time that du Bousquier ...

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...r mats away and left them in a clear place by themselves. It was a regular excommunication, like what you read of in the Middle Ages; and the cause or...

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...st began to think that I was the monster that he said I was. He threat ened excommunication and hell fire in my last moments if I continued obdurate....

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...the ghostly fathers of the T ynedale robbers, who are thus described in an excommunication fulminated against their patrons by Rich- ard Fox, Bishop o...

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...h Heaven, and withered it with a heat of invective that savored of a mediaeval excommunication of the Catholic Church. He ran the gamut of denunciatio...

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.... Nothing else to be permitted to those same vagrants the Arts, on pain of excommunication. Nothing else T o Be— anywhere! As a so eminently respectab...

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...oldier. He made light of the wound, but he died of it in a few days, under excommunication. See here the like judg ment of God, memorable through all...

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... was quite frightened, and very near putting her out at the little door of excommunication. T o our last hour we shall never forget the shock of that ...

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...bertin. At the very moment that Gaubertin was fulminating this sentence of excommunication, the worthy Sarcus was pre- senting his son-in-law Sibilet ...

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...on; Since he was sure his mother would fall sick, And the Pope thunder excommunication, If—’ But here Adeline, who seem’d to pique Herself...

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.... Esprit fort—our Barrios. I expected every moment your uncle to launch an excommunication there and then at the black eye-patch in the window across ...