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indult

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in·dult  (n-dlt)
n. Roman Catholic Church
A faculty granted by the pope to deviate from the common law of the Church.

[Middle English, from Medieval Latin indultum, from Late Latin, concession, gift, from Latin indultum, neuter past participle of indulgre, to be kind.]

indult [ɪnˈdʌlt]
n
(Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) RC Church a faculty granted by the Holy See allowing a specific deviation from the Church's common law
[from Church Latin indultum a privilege, from Latin indulgēre to indulge]


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The Pope is under stood to have signed a universal indult giving priests permission to celebrate the Tridentine Mass of Pius V (1570) unless expressly forbidden to do so by their diocesan bishop.
In 1984 he issued an indult permitting the Tridentine rite to be publicly celebrated in certain circumstances.
And don't forget that our pope has granted an indult for the Latin Mass that he has asked our bishops to apply generously.
 
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