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   Sabbatine Privilege. —The name Sabbatine Privilege is derived from the apocryphal Bull “Sacratissimo uti culmine” of John XXII, March 3, 1322. In this Bull the pope is made to declare that the Mother of God appeared to him, and most urgently recommended to him the Carmelite Order and its confratres and consorores.

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   Jul 29, 2013 · The Sabbatine Privilege is based on the Bull Sacratissimo uti culmine of Pope John XXII, dated March 3, 1322, issued 71 years after Our Lady appeared to St. Simon Stock and gave him the Carmelite Scapular, also known in America as the Brown Scapular.

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   What did Pope John XXII say about the Carmelites?

   • In his bull "Sacratissimo uti culmine", dated March 3, 1322, Pope John XXII claims that the Blessed Virgin appeared to him on behalf of the Carmelites and their associates, asking that he, as Vicar of Christ on earth, should ratify the indulgences which Christ had already granted in Heaven.

   Miracles of the Scapular of Mount Carmel - Michael Journal

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   How did John XXII influence the papacy?

   • His vast correspondence shows that John XXII followed closely the political and religious movements in all countries, and sought on every possible occasion the advancement of ecclesiastical interests. Nor was he less insistent than his predecessors on the supreme influence of the papacy in political matters.

   CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope John XXII - NEW ADVENT

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   Did Pope John XXII take someone to Heaven?

   • This text was reproduced in a summary of indulgences and privileges of the Confraternity of the Scapular of Mount Carmel approved by the Congregation of Indulgences on 4 July 1908. No mention was made there of the Bull of Pope John XXII nor, as is clear, of Our Lady taking someone to heaven on the first Saturday after their death.

   The Sabbatine privilege - The Catholic Leader

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   What happened to John XXII?

   • On 17 January, 1328, the excommunicated German king received in Rome the imperial crown from Sciarra Colonna, who on 18 April, after a farcical proceeding, and in the name of Louis of Bavaria, proclaimed John XXII a heretic, usurper, and oppressor of the Church, and deprived him of all his papal dignities.

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   The Privilege is based on an apocryphal Papal Bull Sacratissimo uti culmine, dated 3 March 1322 and attributed to Pope John XXII. The Bull is universally regarded by scholars as inauthentic. [1]

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   Jun 14, 2019 · On 23 October 1327, Pope John XXII condemned as a heretic Louis of Bavaria, who had been elected in 1314 to the German throne. This act has traditionally been considered within the framework of the protracted political struggle between this monarch and three consecutive popes – John XXII, Benedict XII, and Clement VI – which spanned more ...

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   Oct 6, 2013 · The word Sabbatine, by the way, comes from the word for Saturday. So what do we know about the Sabbatine privilege? The idea of the privilege stems from a supposed Bull of Pope John XXII entitled Sacratissimo uti culmine and dated 3 March 1322.

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   In his bull "Sacratissimo uti culmine", dated March 3, 1322, Pope John XXII claims that the Blessed Virgin appeared to him on behalf of the Carmelites and their associates, asking that he, as Vicar of Christ on earth, should ratify the indulgences which Christ had already granted in Heaven.

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   After many weeks of unprofitable discussion as to where the conclave should be held, the electoral assembly was entirely dissolved. Ineffectual were the efforts of several princes to induce the cardinals to undertake an election: neither party would yield.