ex cathedra

With the authority that comes with one's position. This phrase is often used in reference to papal decrees deemed infallible. It is Latin for "from the chair," and can be used as both an adjective and an adverb. This is an ex cathedra statement from the pope, and the Catholic Church must abide by it. The CEO was speaking ex cathedra when he made this announcement, so we need to change our approach immediately.

ex cathedra

With authority like that of the Pope. The expression, Latin words meaning “from the chair,” literally refers to the doctrine of papal infallibility, whereby the Pope, in statements on faith and morals, cannot be wrong. It began to be used figuratively in the early nineteenth century. “He was a great lover of form, more especially when he could dictate it ex cathedra” (Sir Walter Scott, Rob Roy, 1818).

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释义	ex cathedra ex cathedra With the authority that comes with one's position. This phrase is often used in reference to papal decrees deemed infallible. It is Latin for "from the chair," and can be used as both an adjective and an adverb. This is an ex cathedra statement from the pope, and the Catholic Church must abide by it. The CEO was speaking ex cathedra when he made this announcement, so we need to change our approach immediately. See also: ex Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ex cathedra With authority like that of the Pope. The expression, Latin words meaning “from the chair,” literally refers to the doctrine of papal infallibility, whereby the Pope, in statements on faith and morals, cannot be wrong. It began to be used figuratively in the early nineteenth century. “He was a great lover of form, more especially when he could dictate it ex cathedra” (Sir Walter Scott, Rob Roy, 1818). See also: ex The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: beck and call how about how/what about...? best foot forward (one's) best foot forward eggs is eggs rest in peace short hairs How long is a piece of string? from my cold, dead hands References in periodicals archive O Radiant Dawn (MacMillan 1959) was a vigorous and passionate motet in a quite traditional mode sung with Ex Cathedra's accustomed accuracy, intensity and magnificent control. Stunning ensemble closes music season in superb style Ex Cathedra delivered this attractive piece with full tone, beautifully scaled to a range of dynamics, and telling clarity of diction. REVIEWS The relay will involve holding residencies at a series of locations where Ex Cathedra will work with a set of local schools and, where possible, with the local paediatric hospital. Singing out for education The following day the smaller Ex Cathedra Consort will be joined by Fretwork viol consort at Birmingham Town Hall (4pm) for a concert which will explore the grandeur, emotion and beauty of Christmas festivities at the court of Elizabeth I. Candlelit concert highlight; CLASSICAL Ex cathedra is the theological term for a teaching that has been declared infallibly by the Roman Pontiff. Is there a list of infallible teachings? Taking place on June 14, the concert promises to take audiences on a "magical midsummer evening" with one of the UK's finest choirs - Ex Cathedra - being accompanied by the glow of candles at dusk. Join top choristers for candlelit concert; STAR BRIEFING All of this was found in Skidmore's reading, aided by the wonderful contribution of the Ex Cathedra Baroque Orchestra, led by Lucy Russell. REVIEWS "We would never have imagined it would reach the scale it is now," says Jill Robinson, who has been a singer and board member with Ex Cathedra for the past 30 years. Singing angels give kids that Friday feeling; Singing Medicine celebrates its 10th anniversary in September. ZOE CHAMBERLAIN talks to some of the singers who bring a smile to patients' faces every week at Birmingham Children's Hospital WEDNESDAY Ex Cathedra, conductor Jeffrey Skidmore - Christmas concert by candlelight: Holy Trinity Church, Beauchamp Avenue, Leamington, 7.30pm. CLASSICAL DIARY Unlike such other hard Catholic doctrines as the prohibition of [artificial] birth control and of abortion, this doctrine is not a moral position that Christianity has always maintained." He pointed out that the church's position against capital punishment "does not represent ex cathedra teaching" (i.e., a formal, infallible pronouncement from the pope), although he was wrong in asserting that its teachings on abortion and birth control were ex cathedra. Death penalty dilemmas. (News) WITH Ex Cathedra's 50th anniversary approaching, the chamber choir's founder and director Jeffrey Skidmore is looking a long way forward as well as back, and is contemplating the arrival of a successor when he eventually retires. Plans in place to secure future of Jeffrey's baby; CHRISTOPER MORLEY previews Ex Cathedra's new season and speaks to Jeffrey Skidmore about passing on the baton after half a century as director of the choir CHORAL group Ex Cathedra will bring its musical season to a close with a concert built around Mozart. Young stars to the fore EARLY music choir Ex Cathedra will give Birmingham Symphony Hall's annual Good Friday performance of Bach's St Matthew Passion. Good Friday tributes paid to popular Tony; Classical Only once since then has a pontiff spoken ex cathedra: in 1950 Pius XII proclaimed the Assumption--the taking into heaven of Mary at the end of her life--infallible teaching. Make no mistake! Ex Cathedra: Summer Music by Candlelight St Mary's Church, Shrewsbury ????? REVIEWS
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