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Magisterium

Description:

Magisterium refers to the authority or teaching office of the Catholic Church, especially as exercised by bishops or the Pope. It encompasses their power to interpret and teach faith and morals to the members of the Church.

Magisterium can also refer to any authoritative or influential body or group that has the power to guide or instruct.

Sample Sentences:

1. The Pope's magisterium ensures his guidance for the members of the Catholic Church in matters of faith and doctrine.

2. The bishop relied on the magisterium to guide his decisions on moral issues affecting the local parish.

3. The scientific magisterium plays a vital role in shaping knowledge and discovery in the field of physics.

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