Excommunication

So insane.

Can you talk about this? Because we saw him in Excommunicated.

Like,

what the hell? What the hell? What the hell? We've been trying for years.

A priest may be suspended or dismissed from the clerical state, but not necessarily excommunicated.

Excommunication is not the same thing as being expelled from the church.

This is a misconception, okay? But the person is barred from certain acts of church communion.

So let's read canon law.

Let's go to our next slide.

Lete sententiae.

Excommunication.

That means a sentence has already passed down.

That's great.

Talking about a comic called Excommunicated.

I liked Excommunicated, thought the art was pretty good as well.

Yes, I thought the art was excellent.

I liked the subject matter.

In Lombardy the bishops of Pavia and Turin were suspended, the bishop of Piacenza deposed.

Excommunication was again pronounced on Robert Giscard, and Philip, King of France, was warned that the same fate would befall him unless he gave some assurances of amendment to the papal legates.

Four decrees against simony and clerical marriage were promulgated at this synod.

One, all priests who had purchased their orders or office were forbidden to minister again in the church.

The next day a contrite letter arrived from some of the German bishops, but it was too late to avert their doom.

Gregory read the resolution of the council of Worms and the letter of the king before the indignant synod.

Excommunication was pronounced on Siegfried of Mainz and all who had signed the acts of the council.

Those who had been intimidated into signing were to be deprived unless they made due satisfaction to the pope before St. Peter's day.

You don't want to get excommunicated.

Excommunicado.

And throughout the 1066 summer, he assembles his army and a huge fleet, with some sources suggesting at the time, the Norman sources suggest it was as large as 3,000 ships.

But really, it was nothing close to that.

In Lombardy the bishops of Pavia and Turin were suspended, the bishop of Piacenza deposed.

Excommunication was again pronounced on Robert Giscard, and Philip, King of France, was warned that the same fate would befall him unless he gave some assurances of amendment to the papal legates.

Four decrees against simony and clerical marriage were promulgated at this synod.

One, all priests who had purchased their orders or office were forbidden to minister again in the church.

The next day a contrite letter arrived from some of the German bishops, but it was too late to avert their doom.

Gregory read the resolution of the council of Worms and the letter of the king before the indignant synod.

Excommunication was pronounced on Siegfried of Mainz and all who had signed the acts of the council.

Those who had been intimidated into signing were to be deprived unless they made due satisfaction to the pope before St. Peter's day.