When a see is vacant , whoever governs the diocese ad interim until the designation of a diocesan administrator is not competent to incardinate or excardinate a cleric ( cann . 419 , 428 ) . Can . 272 adds that the diocesan[…]
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Excardinate
Synonyms for "excardinate"
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Translations
8 translations across 8 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- excardinar verb (Translations)
Finnish
1 entries- poistaa piispan alaisuudesta verb (Translations)
French
1 entries- excardiner verb (Translations)
Italian
1 entries- escardinare verb (Translations)
Maltese
1 entries- eskardina verb (Translations)
Polish
1 entries- ekskardynować verb (Translations)
Portuguese
1 entries- excardinar verb (Translations)
Spanish
1 entries- escardinar verb (Translations)
Sample sentences
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In order to be able to excardinate this cleric the bishop of diocese B must be his proper bishop ; for only a cleric's proper bishop can excardinate a cleric . " It cannot be denied that the bishop of diocese B is competent to[…]
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The proper canonical process was to excardinate Widera from the Milwaukee Archdiocese and to incardinate him into the Orange Diocese . Once a diocesan priest becomes incardinated in a new diocese , his relationships , obligations , and[…]
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