I am a "Canon" - so I should be able to answer the question! Actually, the word "canon" means "rule" - so a "canon" is someone who lives under a "rule".
Originally cathedrals were served by staffs of "canons" with assigned duties. As a Canon of St. Peter's Cathedral in Charlottetown, PEI, I am supposed to have an assigned seat in the Cathedral and duties that include celebration of the Eucharist, saying of Offices (Morning & Evening Prayer) and preaching of sermons. However, if I am an "Honorary Canon" - as are most canons in Canada - my specific duties have not been spelled out.
Usually Canons with the Dean of the Diocese constitute the "Chapter" of the Cathedral; however, the priest with "the cure of souls" at St. Peter's Cathedral has never been so designated because the Island has been attached to, then
incorporated into the Diocese of Nova Scotia (officially in 1999 - in response to an attempt in PEI to break free), which has its own cathedral in Halifax, N.S.
St. Peter's "Cathedral" is therefore an "anomaly" - neither a fully constituted "cathedral" nor a "parish Church" (i.e. with territorial boundaries).
Also, a canon can be the statements of faith or teachings of a Church.
For the most part a Canon in the Church of England is secular clergy (with a few exceptions) and is part of the clergy attached to a Cathedral. In some branches, such as the Episcopal Church in the United States, the term "canon" is applied as mark of respect for certain priests similar to the way "Monsignor" is used in the Catholic Church.
Canon R. Porter has written: 'Religion in England'
You mean 40D? Then definitely Canon 40D!
They probably mean that camera or electronic is owned and made by Canon, a company.
Kyoseiwhich means for Canon "All people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously living and working together into the future"
Roman Catholic AnswerThe phrase "human person" is not used in the Catechism of the Catholic Church nor is it used in the Code of Canon Law. In other words, there is no defined use of "human person" in the Catholic religion.
In religion, being a canon typically refers to a member of the clergy who is a part of the administrative or governing body of a cathedral or church. Canons often assist with liturgical functions and help manage the affairs of the religious institution.
Canon means the same in sports as it means anywhere else. A canon is a general law, rule, principle, or criterion by which something is judged.
First of all it's canon law, and it pertains to the law of a religion, most identified with Catholicism. It applies to the hierarchy, who make Canon law, and all the followers.
OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. Canon OEM would mean that the parts would be specifically made by Canon and not by a third party manufacturer.
Canon accessories pertains to all the extra/vital components to Canon products. Cords for printers, camera batteries, etc., are all considered accessories.
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If you mean fully functioning, canon, as in gun... my dad had the smallest about 3 years ago. The entire canon sat on a quarter (with room to spare!) and used black powder.