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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Cathedra
		Originally the bishop's cathedra stood in the center of the apse, flanked on either side, though on a lower plane, by the benches of the assisting priests.
		The form and decoration of the most ancient of episcopal cathedrae were borrowed from paganism; one side of the chair of St. Hippolytus, however, is engraved with the saint's computation of the paschal cycle from the year 222 to 334.
		By a definition "ex cathedra" is meant a formal infallible decision of the pope, obligatory on all the faithful.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03437a.htm (1084 words)

	Ex cathedra -- In Roman Catholic dogma, the Latin phrase ex cathedra, litera... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ex cathedra -- In Roman Catholic dogma, the Latin phrase ex cathedra, litera...
		In Roman Catholic dogma, the Latin phrase ex cathedra, literally meaning "from the throne [of St Peter]" is applied in Catholic theology to statements made by the pope in his capacity as infallible guide and teacher of the faithful.
		In this case, ex cathedra indicates the highest of authorities ascribed to the pope, defined by virtue of his supreme apostolic authority and his office as shepherd and teacher of all Christians in Pastor Aeternus of First Vatican Council.
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	Ex cathedra
		The Latin phrase Ex Cathedra, literally meaning "from the throne (of St Peter)" is applied in Catholic theology to statements made by the pope in his capacity as infallible guide and teacher of the faithful.
		A papal statement made ex cathedra is said to be protected by the Holy Ghost from all error.
		However, difficulties often arise when Catholic theologians disagree about whether or not certain statements have been made ex cathedra and when Catholic theologians accept that a statement has been made ex cathedra, but nevertheless disagree about precisely what this infallibly true statement means.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ex/Ex_cathedra.html (96 words)

	Sanctuary Classics - Artist Biographies
		Ex Cathedra is widely acknowledged as one of the finest ensembles in Britain, with a growing international reputation for its trailblazing performances of Early Music, and as a leading exponent of choral training and vocal skills education.
		Ex Cathedra’s extensive education programme is made possible largely through its long-standing relationship with Sandvik UK and Birmingham City Council.
		Over the last ten years Ex Cathedra has established an impressive array of education projects that are comprehensive in their diversity and have enormous potential for further growth and development.
	www.sanctuaryclassics.com /index.php?section=4&subsection=1&getArticleId=64 (639 words)

	Ex Cathedra teaching
		He teaches ex cathedra 'when serving in the capacity of pastor and Doctor (shepherd and teacher) of all the faithful, in virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine with regard to faith and morals that must be held by the whole Church.' Four conditions are required:
		All acts ex Cathedra are binding in conscience and call for our firm interior assent, both of the intellect and the will, even though they do not express an anathema on those who disagree.
		The definition, then, does not limit the infallibility of the Pontiff to his supreme acts ex cathedra in faith and morals, but extends his infallibility to all acts in the fullest exercise of his supreme magisterium or doctrinal authority.
	www.wandea.org.pl /ex-cathedra.htm (2412 words)

	Classical Music News:: The Classical Source News:: Hyperion Records Loses Legal Battle with Musicologist Over Copyright ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ex Cathedra became the first group ever to perform Lalande at the Proms, there was a prestigious performance in Paris and a fine CD on the ASV label released in 1996.
		Ex Cathedra is also continuing to perform Lalande's music, in editions prepared by its artistic director, Jeffrey Skidmore.
		But a lack of focus in the Ex Cathedra office at a time when it was changing administrators seems to have caused a breakdown in communication which meant that neither Hyperion nor Dr. Sawkins realised they had a major problem until the recording dates were virtually upon them.
	www.classicalsource.com /db_control/db_news.php?id=113 (1171 words)

	Early Music West Midlands - Members - Ex Cathedra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The original Ex Cathedra choir was founded in 1969 by Jeffrey Skidmore to develop a choral ensemble of outstanding quality and a focus for historically-informed performance practice, based in his home city of Birmingham.
		Ex Cathedra is now widely acknowledged as one of the top choirs in the UK, with a growing international reputation for its trailblazing performances of Early Music.
		It is, in fact, a unique musical resource embracing a specialist chamber choir, a vocal consort and a period-instrument orchestra (leader Micaela Comberti) as well as a youth training choir and an extensive education programme aimed at identifying and encouraging the singers and audiences of the future.
	www.earlymusicwm.org.uk /members/excathedra/excathedra.html (240 words)

	Ex cathedra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In Roman Catholic dogma, the Latin phrase Ex Cathedra, literally meaning "fromthe throne (of St Peter)" is applied in Catholic theology to statements made by the pope in his capacity as infallible guide and teacher of the faithful.
		A papal statementmade ex cathedra is said to be protected by the Holy Ghost from allerror.
		In this case, ex cathedra indicates the highest of authorities ascribed to the pope, defined by virtue of hissupreme apostolic authority and his office as shepherd and teacher of all Christians in Pastor Aeternus of First Vatican Council.
	www.therfcc.org /ex-cathedra-98863.html (162 words)

	Ex Cathedra Choir, Consort, Baroque Orchestra, Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ex Cathedra is renowned for seeking out the unexpected, and this new disc is no exception, featuring the first performance for some three hundred years of fifteen Latin motets by Martin Peerson.
		The Ex Cathedra Consort is made up of ten young professional singers, many of whom also regularly feature as soloists with Ex Cathedra and all of whom are members of the Ex Cathedra chamber choir.
		The Consort has appeared in Ex Cathedra’s Birmingham and London concert series, as well as at festivals throughout the United Kingdom and in Europe, including the Vantaa and Turku Festivals in Finland, Spitalfields Festival, Dresden Festival, Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music, York Early Music Festival and Warwick Festival.
	www.ex-cathedra.org /admin/recordings/rec_peerson.htm (427 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ex Cathedra
		Literally "from the chair", a theological term which signifies authoritative teaching and is more particularly applied to the definitions given by the Roman pontiff.
		Originally the name of the seat occupied by a professor or a bishop, cathedra was used later on to denote the magisterium, or teaching authority.
		The phrase ex cathedra occurs in the writings of the medieval theologians, and more frequently in the discussions which arose after the Reformation in regard to the papal prerogatives.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05677a.htm (114 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : Ordinatio Sacerdotalis: a definition ex cathedra
		PA: "The Roman Pontiff, when he speaks ex cathedra, that is, when, in the discharge of the office of pastor and teacher of all Christians, by virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine regarding faith and morals to be held by the universal Church.
		It is this kind of ecclesial situation which is an appropriate context for a definition ex cathedra according to the Report of the Deputation of Faith concerning PA and according to Pope Pius XI.
		It would therefore be false to say that a definition ex cathedra must always involve a liturgical ceremony (the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption for example) or employ certain juridic formulae.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=835 (3011 words)

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		The dogma of 1870 then adds that in an "ex cathedra" pronouncement, this doctrine must be proposed as "ab universa Ecclesia tenendam," literally, "requiring to be held by the universal Church." This obligation of all Catholics to accept the doctrinal decisions is repeatedly expressed in the encyclical.
		As we have shown in section II, "ex cathedra" definitions are envisaged by Vatican I as including doctrines which are to be held with theological certainty, and this is a case in point.
		The final condition for an "ex cathedra" pronouncement is that the Roman Pontiff "define" ("definit" in Latin) the doctrine he is proposing for acceptance by the whole Church.
	www.ewtn.com /library/DOCTRINE/FR93102.TXT (8415 words)

	Ex Cathedra
		Ex Cathedra (Latin: from the chair), the Chair of Peter.
		When a Pope speaks from the chair (cathedra) of authority as the visible head of all Christians, his teaching is infallibly Christ’s true teaching.
		A Pope speaking ex cathedra, exercising the magisterium of his office, speaks authoritatively.
	www.secondexodus.com /html/catholicdefinitions/excathedra.htm (544 words)

	Classical Music :: The Classical Source :: Ex Cathedra Stabat Mater :: Classical Music
		Ex Cathedra sang with purity and clarity of line, something true for all the works in the programme, making a lovely clean sound.
		Here Ex Cathedra made a beautiful, well-modulated sound, creating a rich, smooth volume of noise in the concerted passages.
		Ex Cathedra responded to the piece’s lyrical charms and produced a charming performance.
	www.classicalsource.com /db_control/db_concert_review.php?id=2354 (680 words)

	correction on ex cathedra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		She has not, I notice, given any indications that there is a list of "ex cathedra" pronouncements.
		I guess the errancy aspect is still the same, if someone can believe that all the popes were infallible in their "ex cathedra" statements they may well believe that the bible is inerrant, and any number of other silly things.
		The fact that there seems to be no clear definition of what "ex cathedra" means is by no means surprising.
	www.errantyears.com /1998/mar98/001636.html (421 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ex Cathedra’s approach to ‘early’ music informs our performances of more contemporary works — and vice versa.
		Ex Cathedra’s Latin American Baroque has captured the imagination of listeners around the world.
		In honour of his 80 th birthday, Ex Cathedra and musicians from the CBSO join forces for the first complete performance of Wings of Faith (Parts I and II).
	www.ex-cathedra.org /admin/ec_concertdiary.htm (691 words)

	Is there a list of ex cathedra statements at all? - Page 13 - Sean Hannity Discussion
		I am simply trying to point out that there really is no list, that not all infallible teachings stem from ex cathedra statements, and that not all ex cathedra are as obvious as many, including many Catholics, may think.
		The issue of whether or not a papal declaration is ex cathedra is interesting for study but not essential to the faith.
		You have a doctrine that says there is a thing called ex cathedra but you can't find any ex cathedra statements that supports it.
	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?p=67444 (1153 words)

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		You are currently browsing the Ex Cathedra weblog archives for the day Sunday, November 7th, 2004.
	blog.crispen.org /archives/2004/11/07 (217 words)

	Arts Central : Ex Cathedra
		Ex Cathedra is widely acknowledged as one of the finest ensembles in Britain, with a growing international reputation for its trailblazing performances of Early Music — in particular the French and Latin American Baroque — and as a leading exponent of choral training and vocal skills education.
		Alongside the ensemble’s performance work Ex Cathedra runs an award-winning Education programme, overseen by Jeffrey Skidmore (Director), Rebecca Ledgard (Education Coordinator), and a team of Vocal Tutors (all of whom are members of Ex Cathedra and singing and education specialists).
		Ex Cathedra also runs its own children’s and youth choirs.
	www.artscentral.co.uk /DisplayPage.asp?pageid=7643 (326 words)

	LT43 - THE EX CATHEDRA STATUS OF THE ENCYCLICAL HUMANAE VITAE
		The mere possibility of Humanae Vitae's being an ex cathedra statement is often scornfully dismissed by referring to the fact that Monsignor Ferdinando Lambruschini, the Vatican spokesman who announced the encyclical to the press and the world, said that it was not infallible.
		The next element specified in the dogmatic definition of 1870 is that regarding the subject-matter of an ex cathedra definition: it must be "doctrinam de fide vel moribus" - doctrine of faith or morals.
		The dogma of 1870 then adds that in an ex cathedra pronouncement, this doctrine must be proposed as ab universa Ecclesia tenendam, literally, "requiring to be held by the universal Church".
	www.rtforum.org /lt/lt43.html (12830 words)

	Ordinatio Sacerdotalis: Infallible Teaching? @ ELCore.Net
		The pontiff must teach in his public and official capacity as pastor and doctor [that is, teacher] of all Christians, not merely in his private capacity as a theologian, preacher or allocutionist, nor in his capacity as a temporal prince or as a mere ordinary [that is, bishop] of the Diocese of Rome.
		Finally for an ex cathedra decision it must be clear that the pope intends to bind the whole Church.
		Without this intention, which must be made clear in the formulation, or by the circumstances, a decision ex cathedra is not complete.
	catholicity.elcore.net /CoreOnOrdinatioSacerdotalis.html (4745 words)

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	Sean Hannity Discussion - Is there a list of ex cathedra statements at all?
		I've asked for a list of ex cathedra statements about the Bible and the RCs here said it was not necessary to have a list like that.
		But there have only been two ex cathedra statments in the entire history of the Church.
		I disagree that there are only 2 or 3 ex cathedra pronouncements, but the number is completely irrelevant.
	www.hannity.com /forum/printthread.php?t=2085 (740 words)

	ex cathedra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As long as they were faithful to Moses' teaching, the people should obey them even though the teachers' lives were inconsistent with their teaching.
		Indeed the scribes and the Pharisees were the leaders of Israel who rejected their Messiah, the Prophet about whom Moses spoke.
		Beware of the doctrinal leaven of them who sit ex cathedra in the name of the apostles when in reality they teach their own traditions.
	www.justforcatholics.org /a28.htm (415 words)

	icBirmingham - Ex Cathedra puts their pedal to the metal
		Ex Cathedra puts their pedal to the metal
		The concert diary for the next seven days is dominated by Wednesday's day-long tribute to the much-missed cellist Jacqueline du Pr at Symphony Hall.
		Ex Cathedra never seems to let up in its busy activities, with a crowded concert diary in which this expert chamber choir finds a bewildering range of absorbing repertoire to explore.
	icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk /whatson/entertainments/tm_objectid=15096762&method=full&siteid=50002&headline=ex-cathedra-puts-their-pedal-to-the-metal-name_page.html (532 words)

	Christian Fellowship Devotionals - 2002-04-29 - Ex Cathedra
		Hebrews 4:12 For the word of God is living and active, and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
		The Pope did address the issue and when the Pope addresses issues of faith or morals his words are said to be, Ex Cathedra.
		The phrase really means, "from the chair," and it is considered the highest form of teaching in the Roman Catholic Church.
	www.cfdevotionals.org /devpg02/de020429.htm (644 words)

	Papal infallibility doctrine - Ex cathedra teaching - Ordinary Magisterium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He teaches ex cathedra 'when serving in the capacity of pastor and Doctor (shepherd and teacher) of all the faithful, in virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine with regard to faith and morals that must be held by the whole Church.'
		The Pope is infallible, not only in the whole matter of revealed truths; he is also indirectly infallible in all truths which, though not revealed, are so intimately connected with revealed truths, that the deposit of faith and morals cannot be guarded, explained, and defended without an infallible discernment of such not revealed truths.
		The definition, then, does not limit the infallibility of the Pontiff to his supreme acts ex cathedra in faith and morals, but extends his infallibility to all acts in the fullest exercise of his supreme magisterium or doctrinal authority.' (Cardinal Manning, The Vatican Council and its Definitions (8))
	www.wandea.org.pl /papal-infallibility.htm (3038 words)

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