lim·i·na (l m  -n)n. A plural of limen. |
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Vatican City -- At the end of the Irish bishops' ad limina visit to Rome, Archbishop Sean Brady of Armagh, primate of all Ireland, thanked Pope Benedict XVI for his support in helping to bring healing to those "who have had their trust betrayed . Emma Hawkes, "'She was ravished against her will, what so ever she say': Female Consent in Rape and Ravishment in late-medieval England," Limina 1 (1995): 47. The symbol of the Moor's head serves as an appropriate backdrop to Benedict XVI's speech on June 10 welcoming South African bishops during their ad limina visit. |
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