Sentence examples for doctrinal assessment from inspiring English sources
The controversy began in April 2011, when, under the direction of Pope Benedict XVI, leaders of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issued a "doctrinal assessment" of the LCWR, saying that the Vatican-chartered organization suffered from "a prevalence of certain radical feminist themes incompatible with the Catholic faith".
His mandate follows a "doctrinal assessment" by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2011 which spoke of "certain radical feminist themes incompatible with the Catholic faith" which had allegedly entered the discourse of the American sisters.But it was the sisters, not the hierarch, who delivered to the world a report on the outcome of the two sides' deliberations.
The Vatican ordered a "doctrinal assessment" of the women's leadership conference in 2008 after years of concerns about its direction.
Pope Francis "reaffirmed" the critical doctrinal assessment that the Vatican made of the nuns' group last year, and endorsed the "program of reform," the statement said.
Last week, the Vatican announced the conclusions of its doctrinal assessment of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), which represents most of America's nuns.
In this context, the Vatican's "doctrinal assessment" of the LCWR can be seen as an attempt to tug America's leading (but also dwindling) female religious orders toward the first path.
It fails to realise that what enrages Corbyn's critics most is not a doctrinal difference with the leader, but their assessment of the damage he is doing to the party.
Yet, the doctrinal significance of the condemnation has received very diverse assessments.
Sister Farrell said they intended to convey their particular objections to the Vatican's assessment in private in Rome to Cardinal William Levada, an American who leads the Vatican's doctrinal office, and Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, of Seattle, appointed by the Vatican to lead the reform of the nuns' organization.
1. Doctrinal disagreement.
Doctrinal Paradox & International Law.
