Definition of Tridentine in English:

Tridentine

adjective trɪˈdɛntʌɪntrʌɪˈdɛntʌɪn

Relating to the Council of Trent, especially as the basis of Roman Catholic doctrine.
（尤指作为罗马天主教教义基础的）特伦托主教会议的
Example sentencesExamples
- A vernacular Tridentine rite would sit fine with me.
- Seminaries were synonymous with the chequered 400-year history of Tridentine Catholicism.
- That does not mean the Tridentine rite is wrong.
- Informal vows of marriage continued long after Tridentine reforms were introduced.
- Were Facy a Catholic, it is likely that, around 1620, he would have followed the Tridentine liturgy, rather than the Sarum rite.
- Advocates of this position creatively fused Tridentine Catholicism with Irish nationalism and vigorously emphasised the ethnic needs of local communicants.
- As one who works primarily with youth from the public schools, I see that they live in a pluralistic world, out of touch with both the touchy-feely liberalism and the outward trappings of Tridentine piety.
- Latin, of course, is the language of the Tridentine rite.
- From the seventeenth century onward, the leaders of the Catholic Church followed Tridentine directives that sought to impose uniformity in religious standards and practices.
- For those of us used to the twentieth century's rationalising simplifications, it is good to remember that the complex Tridentine rite was itself introduced as a rationalisation and modernisation.
- It could also see a resurgence in the use of the Tridentine rite.
- I come from a Tridentine Catholic or ‘old school’ Catholic background.
- At the extreme right the Church is confronted by movements that seek to undo the work of the Council itself, restoring what they venerate as Tridentine Catholicism.
- The Tridentine rite I attended in Flint was unchanged in every respect from the Mass of my youth and yet it impressed me as radically different.
- The Tridentine rite of Mass was the liturgical form used throughout the western Catholic Church from the fifth century until 1968.
- On reflection, however, I recognized that this difference in readings focused my vague sense of dissatisfaction with the Tridentine rite.
- I don't subscribe to Gibson's Tridentine Catholicism.

Origin

From medieval Latin Tridentinus, from Tridentum 'Trent'.

Definition of Tridentine in US English:

Tridentine

adjective

Relating to the Council of Trent, especially as the basis of Roman Catholic doctrine.
（尤指作为罗马天主教教义基础的）特伦托主教会议的
Example sentencesExamples
- On reflection, however, I recognized that this difference in readings focused my vague sense of dissatisfaction with the Tridentine rite.
- At the extreme right the Church is confronted by movements that seek to undo the work of the Council itself, restoring what they venerate as Tridentine Catholicism.
- The Tridentine rite of Mass was the liturgical form used throughout the western Catholic Church from the fifth century until 1968.
- From the seventeenth century onward, the leaders of the Catholic Church followed Tridentine directives that sought to impose uniformity in religious standards and practices.
- It could also see a resurgence in the use of the Tridentine rite.
- Advocates of this position creatively fused Tridentine Catholicism with Irish nationalism and vigorously emphasised the ethnic needs of local communicants.
- I come from a Tridentine Catholic or ‘old school’ Catholic background.
- Latin, of course, is the language of the Tridentine rite.
- For those of us used to the twentieth century's rationalising simplifications, it is good to remember that the complex Tridentine rite was itself introduced as a rationalisation and modernisation.
- That does not mean the Tridentine rite is wrong.
- Informal vows of marriage continued long after Tridentine reforms were introduced.
- I don't subscribe to Gibson's Tridentine Catholicism.
- Were Facy a Catholic, it is likely that, around 1620, he would have followed the Tridentine liturgy, rather than the Sarum rite.
- As one who works primarily with youth from the public schools, I see that they live in a pluralistic world, out of touch with both the touchy-feely liberalism and the outward trappings of Tridentine piety.
- A vernacular Tridentine rite would sit fine with me.
- The Tridentine rite I attended in Flint was unchanged in every respect from the Mass of my youth and yet it impressed me as radically different.
- Seminaries were synonymous with the chequered 400-year history of Tridentine Catholicism.

Origin

From medieval Latin Tridentinus, from Tridentum ‘Trent’.

单词	Tridentine
释义	Definition of Tridentine in English: Tridentine adjective trɪˈdɛntʌɪntrʌɪˈdɛntʌɪn Relating to the Council of Trent, especially as the basis of Roman Catholic doctrine. （尤指作为罗马天主教教义基础的）特伦托主教会议的 Example sentencesExamples A vernacular Tridentine rite would sit fine with me. Seminaries were synonymous with the chequered 400-year history of Tridentine Catholicism. That does not mean the Tridentine rite is wrong. Informal vows of marriage continued long after Tridentine reforms were introduced. Were Facy a Catholic, it is likely that, around 1620, he would have followed the Tridentine liturgy, rather than the Sarum rite. Advocates of this position creatively fused Tridentine Catholicism with Irish nationalism and vigorously emphasised the ethnic needs of local communicants. As one who works primarily with youth from the public schools, I see that they live in a pluralistic world, out of touch with both the touchy-feely liberalism and the outward trappings of Tridentine piety. Latin, of course, is the language of the Tridentine rite. From the seventeenth century onward, the leaders of the Catholic Church followed Tridentine directives that sought to impose uniformity in religious standards and practices. For those of us used to the twentieth century's rationalising simplifications, it is good to remember that the complex Tridentine rite was itself introduced as a rationalisation and modernisation. It could also see a resurgence in the use of the Tridentine rite. I come from a Tridentine Catholic or ‘old school’ Catholic background. At the extreme right the Church is confronted by movements that seek to undo the work of the Council itself, restoring what they venerate as Tridentine Catholicism. The Tridentine rite I attended in Flint was unchanged in every respect from the Mass of my youth and yet it impressed me as radically different. The Tridentine rite of Mass was the liturgical form used throughout the western Catholic Church from the fifth century until 1968. On reflection, however, I recognized that this difference in readings focused my vague sense of dissatisfaction with the Tridentine rite. I don't subscribe to Gibson's Tridentine Catholicism. Origin From medieval Latin Tridentinus, from Tridentum 'Trent'. Definition of Tridentine in US English: Tridentine adjective Relating to the Council of Trent, especially as the basis of Roman Catholic doctrine. （尤指作为罗马天主教教义基础的）特伦托主教会议的 Example sentencesExamples On reflection, however, I recognized that this difference in readings focused my vague sense of dissatisfaction with the Tridentine rite. At the extreme right the Church is confronted by movements that seek to undo the work of the Council itself, restoring what they venerate as Tridentine Catholicism. The Tridentine rite of Mass was the liturgical form used throughout the western Catholic Church from the fifth century until 1968. From the seventeenth century onward, the leaders of the Catholic Church followed Tridentine directives that sought to impose uniformity in religious standards and practices. It could also see a resurgence in the use of the Tridentine rite. Advocates of this position creatively fused Tridentine Catholicism with Irish nationalism and vigorously emphasised the ethnic needs of local communicants. I come from a Tridentine Catholic or ‘old school’ Catholic background. Latin, of course, is the language of the Tridentine rite. For those of us used to the twentieth century's rationalising simplifications, it is good to remember that the complex Tridentine rite was itself introduced as a rationalisation and modernisation. That does not mean the Tridentine rite is wrong. Informal vows of marriage continued long after Tridentine reforms were introduced. I don't subscribe to Gibson's Tridentine Catholicism. Were Facy a Catholic, it is likely that, around 1620, he would have followed the Tridentine liturgy, rather than the Sarum rite. As one who works primarily with youth from the public schools, I see that they live in a pluralistic world, out of touch with both the touchy-feely liberalism and the outward trappings of Tridentine piety. A vernacular Tridentine rite would sit fine with me. The Tridentine rite I attended in Flint was unchanged in every respect from the Mass of my youth and yet it impressed me as radically different. Seminaries were synonymous with the chequered 400-year history of Tridentine Catholicism. Origin From medieval Latin Tridentinus, from Tridentum ‘Trent’.
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