A Handbook on Canon Law /
Agar, Joseph T Martin De.
A Handbook on Canon Law / - Canada : Wilson and Lafleur ; 1999. - 268 p. ;
includes index and biblioraphy
Canon Law Church and Law Divine Law and Human Law The History of Canon Law The Sources of Canon Law Norms and Juridical Acts Canonical Norms III. Law Custom Administrative Norms Statutes and Rules of Order Singular Administrative Acts Judicial Acts Who are the Subjects in Canon Law? The Constitution of the Church The People of God: Its Social Structure 46 The People of God 46 The Lay Faithful 49 Personal Status of Sacred Ministers 53 Associations of the Faithful 61 The People of God: Its Hierarchical Structure 67 The Concepts of Ecclesiastical Organization 67 The Universal and Particular Dimensions of the Church 70 The Supreme Power in the Church 71 The Means of Salvation: The Word of God 111 The Teaching Function 112 Obligations Concerning Catholic Doctrine 114 The Means of Salvation: Divine Worship 131 The Sanctifying Office in the Church 131 The Sacraments 132 Indulgences (cc. 992-997) E. Anointing of the Sick F. Holy Orders III. Matrimony The Temporal Goods of the Church: Patrimonial Canon Law 190 Penal Canon Law 201 Offences 201 The Offender 202 Ecclesiastical Penalties 202 Censures 203 Expiatory Penalties 203 Penal Remedies and Penances 204 The Application of Penalties 204 Cessation of Penalties 205 Specific Offences 206 Procedural Law 208 Judicial Organization 209 The Process 211 The Parties 212 The Competence of the Tribunal 213 The Carrying Out of the Process 214 The Introductory Stage 215 The Evidentiary or Probatory Stage: Proofs 216 The Publication of the Acts, the Conclusion of the Case, and the Pleadings (cc. 1598-1606) 219 The Judicial Decision (cc. 1607-1618) 220 Challenging the Judgment 221 Appeal 221 Plaint of Nullity 222 Total Reinstatement (cc. 1645-1648) 223 The Execution of the Judgment (cc. 1650-1655) 224 The Oral Contentious Process 224 Special Processes 225 Administrative Justice (cc. 1732-1739) 229 The Administrative Recourse 230 Contentious-Administrative Recourse 231 Relations Between the Church and the Political Community 232 Christian Dualism 233 Historical Interpretations of Dualism 234 The Second Vatican Council 241 Various Aspects of the Mission of the Church with Regard to the World 247
2891274571
G72 / AG150
A Handbook on Canon Law / - Canada : Wilson and Lafleur ; 1999. - 268 p. ;
includes index and biblioraphy
Canon Law Church and Law Divine Law and Human Law The History of Canon Law The Sources of Canon Law Norms and Juridical Acts Canonical Norms III. Law Custom Administrative Norms Statutes and Rules of Order Singular Administrative Acts Judicial Acts Who are the Subjects in Canon Law? The Constitution of the Church The People of God: Its Social Structure 46 The People of God 46 The Lay Faithful 49 Personal Status of Sacred Ministers 53 Associations of the Faithful 61 The People of God: Its Hierarchical Structure 67 The Concepts of Ecclesiastical Organization 67 The Universal and Particular Dimensions of the Church 70 The Supreme Power in the Church 71 The Means of Salvation: The Word of God 111 The Teaching Function 112 Obligations Concerning Catholic Doctrine 114 The Means of Salvation: Divine Worship 131 The Sanctifying Office in the Church 131 The Sacraments 132 Indulgences (cc. 992-997) E. Anointing of the Sick F. Holy Orders III. Matrimony The Temporal Goods of the Church: Patrimonial Canon Law 190 Penal Canon Law 201 Offences 201 The Offender 202 Ecclesiastical Penalties 202 Censures 203 Expiatory Penalties 203 Penal Remedies and Penances 204 The Application of Penalties 204 Cessation of Penalties 205 Specific Offences 206 Procedural Law 208 Judicial Organization 209 The Process 211 The Parties 212 The Competence of the Tribunal 213 The Carrying Out of the Process 214 The Introductory Stage 215 The Evidentiary or Probatory Stage: Proofs 216 The Publication of the Acts, the Conclusion of the Case, and the Pleadings (cc. 1598-1606) 219 The Judicial Decision (cc. 1607-1618) 220 Challenging the Judgment 221 Appeal 221 Plaint of Nullity 222 Total Reinstatement (cc. 1645-1648) 223 The Execution of the Judgment (cc. 1650-1655) 224 The Oral Contentious Process 224 Special Processes 225 Administrative Justice (cc. 1732-1739) 229 The Administrative Recourse 230 Contentious-Administrative Recourse 231 Relations Between the Church and the Political Community 232 Christian Dualism 233 Historical Interpretations of Dualism 234 The Second Vatican Council 241 Various Aspects of the Mission of the Church with Regard to the World 247
2891274571
G72 / AG150