Hence, according to Bugini himself, hymns may not licitly replace propers in the new Mass. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The Gradual and Alleluia of old are licitly replaced by this new idea called the Responsorial Psalm and a dramatically shrunken Alleuia while the "Gospel Acclamation" has displaced the glorious Tracts of old. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It is also for this reason that everything (licitly) done within the liturgy, and in continuity with liturgical tradition, can serve as a light to brighten and make clearer the doctrines of the Church and the sacred mysteries being encountered. ❋ Unknown (2009)
-- That your government is too much in the thrall, either licitly or illicitly, of vested business interests that it would sacrifice the efficiency of greater competition for a status quo that clearly needs help. ❋ Paul Beckett (2010)
"An action which is objectively evil, even if a lesser evil, can never be licitly willed," the Vatican said, underscoring that the "church teaches that prostitution is immoral and should be shunned." ❋ Josh Fleet (2010)
The discreet gesture of mercy towards the four Bishops, ordained validly but not licitly, appeared unexpectedly as a completely different matter: as a denial of the reconciliation of Christians and Jews, and thus as a repeal of that which the Council had clarified for the path of the Church regarding this matter. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Not even the four Bishops, though released from the excommunication, have a canonical function in the Church and they do not exercise licitly a ministry in it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Even though Pope Benedict on Jan. 21 lifted the excommunication of SSPX bishops, he said, priests of the society "can say Mass validly, but not licitly." ❋ Unknown (2009)
It's a synergy that must be respected: Dems give union bosses the power to extract money from people who want to have nothing to do with unions; unions spend licitly and illicitly to perpetuate Democrat political power. ❋ Unknown (2007)
In danger of death, Society priests can also licitly give Viaticum and Extreme Unction: ecclesia supplet; and they can do so even when a priest in good standing is available for this. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Only the public authority, not private persons, may licitly execute malefactors by public judgement. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Just as one cannot licitly disobey an usurper if he is ruling in accordance with the common good, so political liberty cannot be the highest good within the political order--the common good and by extension obedience to the law take precedence. ❋ Papabear (2008)
Moreover, the buyer can purchase this licitly, as long as he does not intend to profit thereby. ❋ Schabel, Christopher (2007)
The creditor who has given the loan in good conscience and without hope of profit has not committed usury, so he has “a right over the commune” that he can sell licitly. ❋ Schabel, Christopher (2007)
In this case, the gift could not be purchased licitly by another, naturally, for the unforced buyer would surely be a usurer. ❋ Schabel, Christopher (2007)
He has immense resources available to him, drawn licitly and allegedly illicitly (though he's denied it) from Mexico City's $8 billion-a-year budget. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But Cranford advocated denying even that, saying that even spoon-feeding constituted medical treatment that could be licitly withdrawn. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Nor is it related or known to have been conferred in apostolic times by others than the apostles themselves; nor can it ever be either licitly or validly performed by others than those who stand in their place. ❋ Aquinas Thomas (N/A)
