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ex cathedra

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A quick definition of ex cathedra:

Ex Cathedra: This is a Latin phrase that means "from the chair". It is used to describe when someone speaks with authority because of their important position or job. For example, a teacher might speak ex cathedra when they give a lesson to their students.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Ex cathedra (pronounced eks kuh-thee-druh or kath-uh-druh) is a Latin term that means "from the chair." It refers to a statement made by someone in a position of authority, such as a pope or a president, that is considered to be official and binding.

Example: When the pope speaks ex cathedra, he is speaking with the full authority of the Catholic Church. His statements are considered to be infallible and cannot be questioned by Catholics.

Explanation: The example illustrates how the term ex cathedra is used in the context of the Catholic Church. When the pope speaks ex cathedra, he is speaking with the authority of his position as the leader of the Church. His statements are considered to be official and binding, and Catholics are expected to accept them without question.

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Do the admissions offices close on Veterans Day?
I think someone here was really interested in Cornell Law. I forgot their username now but I just talked to the Cornell admissions rep at the Houston LSAC fair and apparently 2/3 of people who interview at Cornell ultimately get in.
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is Cornell a school where only people who interview get in?
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