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Capitula Neustrica

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Year
2005
Language
English
Publisher
Dalcassian Publishing Company

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This is a short collection of documents from the Carolingian period. It contains chapters concerning the qualifications, election, and responsibilities of priests within the Church. It emphasizes that no one should be ordained without a solid understanding of the law, as ignorance disqualifies them from their priestly duties. The text condemns the practice of simony in priestly ordination and warns of the severe consequences for priests who fail to guide their congregations properly. It also stresses the necessity for priests to abstain from worldly distractions and immoral behaviors, ensuring their role as spiritual leaders remains untainted.

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