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Catholic Health East is a multi-institutional Catholic health system, which is co-sponsored by 13 religious congregations and Hope Ministries, a Public Juridic Person within Catholic Health East.

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In a certain sense," Cardinal Ratzinger has written, "such collaboration [between the theologian and the magisterium, once the theologian receives the canonical mission or the mandate to teach] becomes a participation in the work of the magisterium, linked, as it then is, by a juridic bond.

THE 'MANDATUM': NOW WHAT? What does conscience require? by Egan, Robert J. / Commonweal

But for its very existence it cannot omit an assemblage of other factors, mutually reinforcing the specifically religious, affording a more ample and complex purpose: namely, the economic, with the passage from nomadic and pastoral to agricultural; the political and juridic, evident in stable government and promulgated laws; and the cultural, most immediately evident in architecture.

Geography and Empire in the Late Renaissance. Botero's Assignment, ... by HEADLEY, JOHN M. / Renaissance Quarterly

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