Rota Sacra Romana
Rota Sacra Romana. The ‘Sacred Roman Rota’, the usual tribunal for judging cases brought before the Holy See. Its jurisdiction in civil matters ended along with the temporal power of the papacy in 1870. It is the court to which appeals in nullity and other matrimonial cases are referred.
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