Concordat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCORDAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) an agreement between the pope and a secular government
• an agreement or treaty, especially one between the Vatican and a secular government relating to matters of mutual interest
• pact or treaty
• A compact, covenant, or agreement concerning anything.
• An agreement made between the pope and a sovereign or government for the regulation of ecclesiastical matters with which both are concerned; as, the concordat between Pope Pius VII and Bonaparte in 1801.
• a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• compact, covenant; an agreement between a pope and a sovereign or government for the regulation of ecclesiastical matters

Words related to CONCORDAT

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Words that contain CONCORDAT

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How to use CONCORDAT in a sentence

• This was the effect of the Concordat between the French Republic and the Pope.
• Religious liberty, however, among other good things, did emerge from the Revolution, at first in the form of Separation, and then under the Concordat.
• The Concordat lasted for more than a century, under monarchies and republics, till it was abolished in December, 1905, when the system of Separation was introduced again.
• After some difficulties as to points of detail, the Concordat was concluded and signed on the 18th of August, 1516.
• The chancellor explained the points of the Concordat, and recapitulated all the facts which, according to him, had made it necessary.
• He came by order of the king to affirm to the Parliament that to dismiss the Concordat was to renew the war, and that it must obey on the instant or profess open rebellion.
• The Concordat of 1516 was not the only, but it was the gravest pact of alliance concluded between the papacy and the French kingship for the promotion mutually of absolute power.
• To this, Russia replied, by declaring the Concordat of 1867 abrogated.
• It was not in the temper of the times to accept a Concordat founded on however philosophical, however politic, considerations.
• They had done their duty in bringing the Council to a favorable close, and in establishing the Catholic concordat.
• Of this new attitude the concordat between Charles and Clement, the Tridentine Council, the Inquisition and the Company of Jesus were external signs.
• This Concordat decided the fate of the constitution.
• Napoleon, who had begun life as a disciple of Rousseau, confirmed the wisdom of the philosophy of Burke when he came to make the Concordat.
• If the Reformed Church, in which the most of the Rationalists are found, were not bound to the State by the Concordat and Budget it is probable that it would be divided.
• The government was authorized to negotiate a concordat with the Pope for the regulation of the relations between church and state.
• Napoleon, therefore, as First Consul, concludes the Concordat with the Pope and restores religion.
• At the time of the Concordat it was given to the diocese of Paris, to be used as a petty seminary.
• Subsequent to the Concordat the whole of the education of the seminaries was given within the walls.
• But organised religion has been a failure ever since the first concordat between Church and State under Constantine the Great.
• A concordat was arranged with the Pope for governing the church in Hayti, and finally in 1860 the church placed under the French hierarchy.

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