In June, Cardinal Kazimierz Nycz of Warsaw confirmed plans to recruit and incardinate visiting clergy from India, Vietnam and the Philippines.

Rappresentano cioe unita entrate a far parte del lessico di una lingua e incardinate nei rispettivi sistemi linguistici.

Later, Sir Andrew says of Cesario (actually Sebastian), "We took him for a coward, but he's the very devil incardinate" (5.1.176-77).

From this, it is clear that a specific ecclesial maturity is needed in order to incardinate and that this faculty can be granted on a case to case basis through a decision of the ecclesiastical authority, which is to be taken with great prudence of governance.

A statement posted on the Scranton diocesan website in March said Urruti-goity "was identified as posing a serious threat to young people.- Diocesan leaders "expressed grave doubts about this cleric's suitability for priestly ministry and cautioned the bishop of the Diocese of Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, to not allow Father Urrutigoity to incardinate into his diocese."

Also, he was instructed to find another bishop who would incardinate him, which he did--the Archbishop of Hyderabad, who is allowing and encouraging Fr.