Excommunication - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Excommunication is a religious censure used to deprive or suspend membership in a religious community. The word literally means putting [someone] out of communion . In some religions, excommunicati...
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I. General Notions and Historical Summary; II. Kinds of Excommunication; III. Who Can Excommunicate? IV. Who Can Be Excommunicated? V. Effects of Excommunication; VI. Absolution from Excommunication; VII. Excommunications Latæ Sententiæ Now in Force...
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excommunication : to disfellowship a person; to bar someone from holy communion and the other services and privileges of the church community. The Biblical term for it is the Greek word anathema Excommunicated people can't hold church offic...
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This web site is dedicated to the proposition that Catholic champions of abominations such as abortion, euthanasia, and infanticide should be publicly excommunicated. ... and that the refusal to do so should result in the public excommunication of the offenders.
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www.excommunication.net/
www.excommunication.net/
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Excommunication - explained for kids ... Excommunication meant you would not be allowed to take Communion anymore. Beginning in the Roman period, bishops or groups of bishops would excommunicate people who were doing things the Church didn't like.
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A person who is excommunicated is no longer a member of the Church. Excommunication is the most severe Church disciplinary action. As directed by the Spirit, it may be necessary for:
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www.lds-mormon.com/excommunication.shtml
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on excommunication (religion), form of ecclesiastical censure by which a person is excluded from the communion of believers, the rites or sacraments of a church, and the rights of church membership, but not necessarily from membership in the church as such. ... Widgets & Gadgets...
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According to the Catholic Church, excommunication, in the sense of a formal proceeding, is not a penalty, but rather a formal proclamation of a pre-existing condition in a more or less prominent member of the Catholic Church.
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tinywiki.org/excommunication.html
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