Legal Definitions - valor beneficiorum

VALOR BENEFICIORUM

Valor beneficiorum is a Latin term used in law. It refers to the value of all ecclesiastical benefices and spiritual preferments.

For example, if a bishop has several churches under his authority, each church has a certain value. The total value of all the churches is the bishop's valor beneficiorum.

Another example is if a priest has been given a benefice, such as a parish, the value of that benefice is included in his valor beneficiorum.

Valor beneficiorum is a term used to describe the total value of all the ecclesiastical benefices and spiritual preferments held by a person. This can include churches, parishes, and other positions within the church hierarchy. The examples illustrate how the value of these positions is included in a person's valor beneficiorum.