Schism in a sentence

For the non-Catholic Eastern churches, a definitive date for the commencement of schism cannot usually be given (see East-West Schism ).

In the East Siricius interposed to settle the Meletian schism at Antioch; this schism had continued notwithstanding the death in 381 of Meletius at the Council of Constantinople.

The Children of Peace were founded during the War of 1812 after a schism in the Society of Friends in York County. citation A further schism occurred in 1828, leaving two branches, "Orthodox" Quakers and "Hicksite" Quakers.

And to top it off, it seems like the Diamond Mine as a whole exorcised their Schism demons.

So, while — if you listen to the high level mood music — the framework contains substantial revisions to fix the legal schism.

There have been dozens of books written about the schism between and the rest of the royal family, but most are written by royal insiders, more from the perspective of The Firm.

The schism between Wolverine and Cyclops began the end of Utopia, but for a short time there were two different places for the mutant race: Utopia and the Jean Grey School.

The Schism made their entrance.

While in many cases, the schism broke down along sectarian lines, some Muslims also objected to the change and pointed out that fasting is supposed to begin at dawn and end at sunset regardless of time zone.

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò was declared guilty of schism and excommunicated on July 4. For anyone who has followed the archbishop’s public statements over the past few years, the decision was anything but a surprise.

For the first 1,054 years of Christianity, there were no significant divisions in Christendom, until the schism of 1054.

In turn, if left unchecked, those divisions could even lead to possible schism, which would involve Catholic bishops formally breaking union with the Pope and the rest of the Church over doctrinal differences.

Since Saudi-backed LIV began to lure top players away from the PGA Tour in 2022 with bucket loads of cash, there has been a schism in the once cozy, traditional world of golf.

The PIF provided the funding for the launch of LIV Golf in 2022 and continue to support the breakaway league, which caused a damaging schism in the men’s professional game.

The Vatican’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) announced July 5 that it had declared former U.S Nuncio Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò to be guilty of “schism” and automatically excommunicated.

William O’Neill provides a short course on this aspect of Wallace’s foolishness in Chapter VI of A Better World: The Great Schism: Stalinism and American Intellectuals (1983).

Without going into all the specifics, it seems fair to sum up the schism between DeYoung and the other members of Styx as the old standby.

And by doing so, Bergoglio would have the pretext of accusing these prelates of being “enemies of the Pope,” of placing themselves outside the Church, of wanting a schism.

However, the passage of the 15th Amendment on February 3, 1870, which enfranchised black men, created a schism in the movement, and between the races.

Kurz has favored a hard-line immigration policy but on Monday, cautioned Austrians not to turn events into a schism between Muslims and Christians or Austrians and immigrants.