"We have to have at least a nihil obstat from the United Nations at the political level, in the most practical and least obstructive way possible, " one French official explained, using the Latin phrase meaning " nothing obstructs " that the Vatican employs when approving a book for publication.
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Prince Russell has retired from institutional academic life, though remaining active in the formulation of memoranda and tracts bearing " nihil obstat " and " imprimatur " designations as pertinent to the task for persons of significant institutional, public and private opinion-making and policy-making, as well as for private libraries and non-public archivists.
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These processes commenced despite the fact that the Congregation for the Causes of Saints did not issue their formal approval or " nihil obstat " ( nothing against ) to the cause until 30 March 1981 in a move that also accorded Rousseau with the posthumous title of Servant of God.
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The first such app on the iPhone to receive a " nihil obstat " and " imprimatur " was mistakenly reported as an app for the sacrament itself; in reality the app in question was an electronic version of this long-standing tradition of material to be used in preparing oneself to make a good confession.
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The cause then halted for several decades until 2003 when a decree was issued to resume the process; the transfer of the competent forum from Rodez was issued on 21 July 2009 and the Congregation for the Causes of Saints in 2010 granted the official " nihil obstat " ('nothing against') to the continuation of the cause.
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The " Censor Librorum " delegated by a bishop of the Catholic Church reviews the text in question, but the " nihil obstat " is not a certification that those granting it agree with the contents, opinions or statements expressed in the work; instead, it merely confirms " that it contains nothing contrary to faith or morals ."
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Fr Bernard Orchard invited Fr Fuller onto the Editorial Committee of the first one-volume Bible commentary for English-speaking Catholics, entitled " A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture " ( CCHS, 1953 ); and the Diocese entrusted Fuller in 1951 with the office of " Censor Deputatus " for the " Nihil Obstat " in its regard ( cf.
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To this Dicastery belongs also the final authority for the nomination of teachers of ecclesiastical learning institutions to the permanent status and to the highest rank of Ordinaries of the various " cathedrae " of ecclesiastical disciplines, through the issuance of the rescript granting the " nihil obstat " for such promotion, on behalf of the Holy See.
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The grant of imprimatur is normally preceded by a favourable declaration ( known as a " nihil obstat " ) by a person who has the knowledge, orthodoxy and prudence necessary for passing a judgement about the absence from the publication of anything that would " harm correct faith or good morals " In canon law such a person is known as a " censor"
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