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Begotten I detain the reader at this word, because of its importance. Not in respect to the real meaning of the word itself, either in a natural or spiritual sense, for both are generally understood, but for an higher purpose, It is easy to apprehend what is meant by the term begotten, in natural generation … Continue reading “Begotten”

Begnudelli-Basso, Francesco Antonio A canonist who lived at the end of the seventeenth century; died at Freising, 9 October, 1713. From 1675 he was Vicar-General of Trent, his native place. In 1679, however, he held a canonry in the Cathedral of Freising, where also he became in 1696 vicar-general of the diocese, and where he … Continue reading “Begnudelli-Basso, Francesco Antonio”

Beginning And End See Alpha and Omega. Fuente: Dictionary of the Apostolic Church

Beginning (, in the beginning, liter. ally at the head, Gen 1:1; Sept. and New Test. ), besides its ordinary import, was with the He. brews an idiomatic form of expression for eternity, q. d. originally. In this sense it is employed alike by Moses and (in its Greek form) by the evangelist John (Joh … Continue reading “Beginning”

Begin, Louis Nazaire (1840 -1925 ) Archbishop of Quebec and cardinal , born Sarosta, Canada ; died Quebec. Ordained in Rome, 1865 , he continued his studies in Innsbruck and the Holy Land, and returned to Canada in 1867 . Teaching for a time at Laval and at the Lower Seminary in Quebec, he was … Continue reading “Begin, Louis Nazaire”

Begin, Beginning, Beginner denotes “to begin.” In Luk 3:23 the present participle is used in a condensed expression, lit., “And Jesus Himself was beginning about thirty years.” Some verb is to be supplied in English. The RV has “when He began to teach, was about thirty years of age.” The meaning seems to be that … Continue reading “Begin, Beginning, Beginner”

Begin be-gin: To make the first movement toward a given end (, halal; , archomai). Those who interpret it in many passages pleonastically mean by this, that in such passages as began to teach or began to speak, nothing more is intended than to express vividly and graphically the thought of the dependent infinitive. Mat … Continue reading “Begin”

Beghards Or Beguards a religious association in the Roman Church, which formed itself, in the 13th century, in the Netherlands, Germany, and France, after the example of the Beguines (q.v.), whom they closely imitated in their mode of life and the arrangement of their establishments. They supported themselves mostly by weaving, but became neither so … Continue reading “Beghards Or Beguards”

BEGHARDS Or BEGUARDS, a sect that arose in Germany in the thirteenth century, and took St. Begghe for their patroness. They employed themselves in making linen cloth, each supporting himself by his labour, and were united only by the bonds of charity without having any particular rule; but when pope Nicholas IV. had confirmed that … Continue reading “Beghards”

Begha (Also Called Bez And Begagh), St. a Saxon virgin, in order to avoid a marriage fled into Scotland, and received the veil at the hand of bishop Aidan. SEE BEGA. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature