He said that of 67 petitions by United States Anglican clergy for ordination as Catholic priests 35 had already received the nihil obstat of the Holy See and would be examined locally for possible acceptance.
22.
The Congregation for the Causes of Saints gave its formal assent on 22 June 2010 for the commencement of the cause of beatification with the declaration of " nihil obstat " ( nothing against ).
23.
Such an imprimatur would have been issued following the issuance of a " nihil obstat " ( meaning nothing obstructs ) by a censor who reviewed the material to determine if it contradicted Catholic teaching.
24.
The cause's official re-opening was approved on 30 November 2005 after the Congregation for the Causes of Saints issued the official " nihil obstat " and then validated the supplementary process on 1 February 2008.
25.
The doctrinal part of the prayers are studied by its ecclesiastical staff, like formal translations of Christian scripture, and officially declared to be free of doctrinal errors with " Nihil obstat " and " Imprimatur ".
26.
This decision is connected to the fact that the Catholic Bishops'Conference of Korea have asked the Congregation for the Causes of Saints for the " nihil obstat " to open the cause of beatification of Bishop Hong.
27.
The " nihil obstat " ( nothing against ) for the cause was granted on 5 September 1988 which allowed for the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to confer upon Unzeitig the title Servant of God.
28.
The diocesan process for beatification of the Servant of God Paul VI began on 11 May 1993 by Pope John Paul II after nihil obstat ( " nothing against " ) was declared the previous 18 March.
29.
Thus my view is in the absence of 2 truths in the Church's stance section ( CDF dialogue and Nihil Obstat ), I would rather have the Church Stance removed in its entirety then having it as is.
30.
On 29 April 1994 she became a Servant of God-under Pope John Paul II-with the formal commencement of the cause following the Congregation for the Causes of Saints granting the " nihil obstat " ('nothing against') to the cause.
