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Sodality

In Christian theology, a sodality, also known as a syndiakonia, is a form of the Universal Church organized in a specialized, task-oriented society, as opposed to a local, diocesan body (a modality). In English, the term sodality is most commonly used by groups in the Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion, Lutheran Church and…

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Origins of sodalities

LatinJoseph HilgersEarly Middle AgesDominicansCarmelites
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Classes of sodalities

AngelsSaints
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A simplified definition

"[Catholic] [c]anon lawPious associations of lay people
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Christian theologyDiocesanModalityCatholic ChurchEastern Orthodox Church
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Sodality

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Avg. degree1.93
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related to Origins of sodalities · 16
Sodality → AD, Blessed Virgin, By, Carmelites, Catholic Encyclopedia, Church, Confraternities, Dominicans, During, Joseph Hilgers, Middle Ages, Other, Servites, The, The Latin, Two
related to References · 6
Sodality → Catholic Encyclopedia, Charles, Herbermann, New York, Robert Appleton Company, This
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Sodality → Adelphopoiesis, Christianity, Greek Christian, Our Lady

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sodalities confraternities church christian also associations catholic organizations include many local modality pious religious theology universal specialized churches denominations middle

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Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesThe Latin0.60section
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Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesChurch0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesJoseph Hilgers0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesCatholic Encyclopedia0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesConfraternities0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesMiddle Ages0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesAD0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesDominicans0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesCarmelites0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesServites0.60section
Sodalityrelated to Origins of sodalitiesOther0.60section

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