He instituted a dean and a chapter as a standing council for his own assistance, with power, during the vacancy of the see, to exercise episcopal ordinary jurisdiction.
12.
By bishop is meant also his vicar general, or the diocesan administrator during the vacancy of a see, also any regular prelate having ordinary jurisdiction over a certain territory.
13.
The establishment of a laypeople who refused to accept the dogmas of the infallibility and universal ordinary jurisdiction of the Pope, as defined by the First Vatican Council in 1870.
14.
He has no ordinary jurisdiction by virtue of his office, since he performs the duties of his office entirely according to the will and under the direction of the abbot.
15.
As a single town, Astudillo was one of the fourteen villages that made up the Castrojeriz district, which formed the Burgos Floridablanca Census, Astudillos fell under the ordinary jurisdiction of the Mayoralty lordship.
16.
Four centuries later, in a Louisiana civil case, a judge had the same possessive meaning in mind when he found that " the ordinary jurisdiction being seized of the matter, could not be ousted ."
17.
Thus Bishop had ordinary jurisdiction over the Catholics of England and Scotland, but it was revocable at the pleasure of the pope; in the language of the Papal Curia he was vicar-apostolic with ordinary jurisdiction.
18.
Faculties are " regular " when they proceed from superiors of the regular clergy by reason of their ordinary jurisdiction, or by virtue of extraordinary powers or privileges conceded to them by the Holy See.
19.
Thus Bishop had ordinary jurisdiction over the Catholics of England and Scotland, but it was revocable at the pleasure of the pope; in the language of the Papal Curia he was vicar-apostolic with ordinary jurisdiction.
20.
They did this in the four prisons of " ordinary jurisdiction . " The judges accepted spoken or written complaints from the prisoners, and they were authorized to dispense justice " in situ ", changing sentences when needed.
