madisterium (Meaning)
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madisterium (n.)
An instrument to extract hairs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of madisterium
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madisterium Sentence Examples
- The madisterium of the Catholic Church upheld traditional doctrines and opposed modern interpretations.
- The bishop's madisterium included guiding the faithful on matters of faith and morals.
- The madisterium's teachings were considered authoritative and binding on all Catholics.
- The madisterium was responsible for preserving the integrity of the Church's teachings.
- Many theologians criticized the madisterium for being too rigid and lacking in flexibility.
- Despite challenges, the madisterium remained a central authority in the Catholic Church.
- The madisterium's decisions were often debated and contested by dissenting theologians.
- Some Catholics felt that the madisterium was out of touch with the needs of the modern world.
- The madisterium struggled to address the changing social and cultural landscape.
- The role of the madisterium in the Catholic Church continues to be a subject of ongoing discussion and debate.
FAQs About the word madisterium
An instrument to extract hairs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The madisterium of the Catholic Church upheld traditional doctrines and opposed modern interpretations.
The bishop's madisterium included guiding the faithful on matters of faith and morals.
The madisterium's teachings were considered authoritative and binding on all Catholics.
The madisterium was responsible for preserving the integrity of the Church's teachings.
