"Collective karma" could be spoken of only in certain limited senses in the canonical tradition.

These are aggregations of local particular Churches that share a specific liturgical, theological and canonical tradition.

As I read our canonical tradition and what I teach our students is that that's just against our system.

This distinction between "major" and "minor" poets, and between "major" and "minor" works by individual poets, is one of the mainstays of the canonical tradition.

If they yield too much to the present atmosphere of panic, the Holy See can be relied upon to safeguard the theological and canonical tradition.

The Byzantine theological, liturgical, and canonical tradition unanimously stresses the absolute uniqueness of Christian marriage, and bases this emphasis upon the teaching of Ephesians 5.

It rejected Constantinople's interpretation of the canons to which it has appealed as ahistorical and contrary to the canonical tradition of the Orthodox Church.

"The book accepts the canonical western tradition and rejects the modernist idea that culture has collapsed into meaningless fragments."

It should not be a matter of displacing "the big boys" but of helping the canonical tradition to expand.

Both being part of canonical tradition, he clearly found it necessary to ensure that both were actually presenting the same content.