ecclesia
71ecclesia — ec•cle•si•a [[t]ɪˈkli ʒi ə, zi ə[/t]] n. pl. si•ae [[t] ʒiˌi, ziˌi[/t]] 1) anh an assembly, esp. the popular assembly of ancient Athens 2) rel a congregation; church • Etymology: 1570–80; < L < Gk ekklēsía assembly …
72ecclesia — /əˈkliziə/ (say uh kleezeeuh) noun (plural ecclesiae /əˈklizii/ (say uh kleezeeee)) 1. an assembly, especially the popular assembly of ancient Athens. 2. a Christian congregation; a church. {Latin: assembly of the people, Late Latin church, from… …
73ecclesia — This Latin word (from the classical Greek ekklēsia, meaning assembly of all the citizens convoked to consider an issue) refers, in Christian use, to the assembly of those called to follow Christ …
74ecclesia — /akliyz(i)ya/ An assembly. A Christian assembly; a church. A place of religious worship. In the law, generally, the word is used to denote a place of religious worship, and sometimes a parsonage …
75ecclesia — /akliyz(i)ya/ An assembly. A Christian assembly; a church. A place of religious worship. In the law, generally, the word is used to denote a place of religious worship, and sometimes a parsonage …
76ecclesia — A church; a place of divine worship; a parsonage …
77ecclesia — …
78Commission Ecclesia Dei — Ecclesia Dei Ecclesia Dei adflicta sont les premiers mots d un motu proprio promulgué par le pape Jean Paul II le 2 juillet 1988 et en vigueur jusqu au 13 septembre 2007 date à laquelle le Motu proprio Summorum Pontificum l a… …
79Päpstliche Kommission Ecclesia Dei — Ecclesia Dei ist eine von Papst Johannes Paul II. am 2. Juli 1988 eingesetzte Päpstliche Kommission. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Tätigkeit 2 Präsidenten und Sekretäre 2.1 Präsidenten …
80Ecclesia Catholica — Église catholique romaine Catholicisme Religions sœurs (branches) Catholicisme · Orthodoxie · Protestantisme Spécificités Église catholique romaine · Histoire de l Église catholique romaine Spécificités …
