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(Latin) literally "from the chair"; when someone speaks ex cathedra, (s)he appears confidently and with expertise.
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Literally, "from the chair". Refers to infallible or definitive teachings of the pope as earthly shepherd of the Church.
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Literally "by the chair." By virtue of, or in the exercise of, one's office.
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