The canonically approved story of Hanukkah is an exceedingly strange one.
If they were canonically and really excommunicated, then the question falls to the ground.
We were canonically elected and then elevated to the throne of St. Peter.
The Moslems do not include French "fizz" amongst the canonically forbidden drinks.
The two next classes wear it and are canonically and ceremonially entitled.
That they are not canonically and absolutely truthful is perhaps not their fault.
In music of this kind there was no longer a field for the intricate working of canonically constructed voice parts.
Though they be not yet one canonically, thanks to your soldiership, the earl is her liege lord, and she is his liege lady.
These worthies returned, and informed the pope that Ignatius had been canonically deposed and Photius canonically installed.
From that date other parishes began to be canonically erected as such.
early 15c., from Medieval Latin canonicalis, from Late Latin canonicus "according to rule," in Church Latin, "pertaining to the canon" (see canon (n.2)). Earlier was canonial (early 13c.).
