At the very commencement, in 1480, Ferdinand and Isabella obtained, from Sixtus IV, an indultauthorizing them to present the four earliest inquisitors to benefices, of course without obligation to reside.
The bishop of Sugbú came to govern it, by indult of his Holiness, with which he has governed twice at Manila.
Minor Orders) may be given by a priest authorized by law, or by special indultof the Apostolic See.
Moreover, those who have received an apostolic indult may not read or retain books proscribed by their Ordinaries, unless the indultextends even to this.
Example: A person dispensed from the general law of fast by indult granted to his diocese cannot use that dispensation outside the diocese; but if he has a personal dispensation, he is dispensed everywhere.
Many Ordinaries have by Indultfaculties to absolve members of secret societies.
And in the visits that the former make, the latter claim to be exempt from their jurisdiction, even in regard to curacies, saying that they have an indult for it; neither can their superiors remedy it.
Consequently, the question (or doubt) as to whether that indult is or is not to be observed is not one of law, but one of pure fact.
Therefore, they practically admit that the indult of St. Pius remains in force, and that the mandate of Clement XI is impossible whenever the religious abandon the curacies.
If, on this hypothesis, the regulars should desire or be permitted to take charge of the said spiritual administration, they ought to submit to the bishops in officio officiando for then the cause of that indult would not exist.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "indult" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
