Eastern Catholics and Latin Pastors : Issues and Canonical Norms / Lorenzo Lorusso, translated by John D.Faris

includes index and biblioraphy

CHAPTER I. THE TWO-FOLD LEGISLATION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH 18 1.1. Unity and Diversity in the Ecclesial Communion 19 1.2. Ecclesiological Notes of Vatican II regarding the Eastern Catholic Churches 22 1.3. Canon 1 of the Respective Codes of the Catholic Church 30 a. Prior Legislation 30 b. Current Legislation 32 CHAPTER II. ASCRIPTION AND TRANSFER TO A CHURCH SUI IURIS IN THE TWO CODES 48 11.1 Criteria of Membership in a Church sui iuris 48 11.2. Membership in a Specific Church sui iuris 54 11.3. Parents Ascribed in Different Churches sui iuris 57 11.4. Membership of Only One Parent in the Catholic Church 61 11.5. Child Born to Unmarried Parents 62 11.6. Child Born to Unknown Parents 63 11.7. Child Under the Age of Fourteen of Non-Baptized Parents 64 U.S. Child Under the Age of Fourteen of Baptized Non-CathoUcs 65 11.9. Baptizing Persons at Least Fourteen Years Old 65 11.10. Transfer of a Spouse to the Church sui iuris of the Other Spouse 66 II. 11. Transfer of Parents or, in a Mixed Marriage, of the Catholic Spouse to Another Church sui iuris 69 11.12. Transfer to Another Church sui iuris 70 11.13. Baptized Non-Cathofics 72 11.14. Final Observations 76 CHAPTER III. ECCLESIASTICAL HIERARCHY AND THE PASTORAL CARE OF THE CHRISTIFIDELES: STRUCTURES OF COLLABORATION 79 111.1. Apostolic Exarchates and Ordinariates for Eastern Faithful 80 111.2. Syncelli and Episcopal Vicars 85 111.3. Extra-Territorial Executive Power. 94 111.4. Erection of Parishes 96 111.5. The Formation of Clerics 101 111.6. Ascription or Incardination of Clerics 105 111.7. Episcopal Conferences 114 III.S. Eastern Synods 118 III.9. Patriarchal and Eparchial Assembly. 120 III. 10. Inter-ecclesial Assemblies 122 III. 11. Eastern Hierarchs and the College of Cardinals 124 III.l 2. Inter-ecclesial Associations 126 III. 13. Evangelization of Peoples 128 III. 14. Preaching of the Word of God 130 III. 15. Catechetical Activity. 132 III. 16. Catholic Education 132 III. 17. Pre-matrimonial Investigations 133 111.18. Ecumenism 135 111.19. `Iaxes 137 111.20. Penal Laws 139 111.21. Procedural Law. 146 111.22. Ecclesiastical Dignities 149 CHAPTER IV. ADMINISTRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS 150 IV. 1. Guiding Principles 150 IV.2. Christian Initiation 158 IV.3. Baptism 161 IV 3.1. Minister 163 IV.3.2.Sponsors 167 IV.4. Chrismation with Holy Myron or Confirmation 170 IV4.1. Minister. 173 IV:4.2. Sponsor. 178 IVS.Eucharist 178 IV.5.1. Obligations of the Faithful 179 IV.5.2. Participation 180 IV.5.3. Minister of Distribution 183 IV.5.4.Concelebration 184 ;¦ • IV.5.5. Offerings for the Divine Liturgy. 187 IV.6. Penance and Indulgences 188 IV.7. Anointing of the Sick 201 IV.8. Sacred Ordination 203 IV. 9. Sacramentals 207 CHAPTER V. THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE 212 V. l. Doctrine and Legislation 212 V.2. Laws that Regulate Marriage 215 V. 3. Preparation 222 V.4. Impediments in General 225 V.4.1. Competent Authority. 225 V.4.2. Temporary Prohibition 226 V.5. Dispensation 227 V.6. Specific Impediments 230 V.6.1. Impediment of Age 230 V.6.2. Impediment of Abduction 230 V.6.3. Impediment of Affinity. 231 V.6.4. Impediment of Public Propriety. 233 V.6.5. Impediment of Disparity of Worship 234 V.6.6. Impediment of Spiritual Relationship 234 V.6.7. Impediment of a Vow. 235 V.7. Mixed Marriages 235 V.8. Marriage under Condition 243 V.9. Canonical Form 245 V.IO. Competent Minister. 252 V. 10.1. Competence of the Minister by Reason of Office 253 V.10.2. Competence of the Minister by Reason of Territory. 254 V. 10.3. Competence of the minister in virtue of one of the parties belonging to his Church sui iuris 255 V.l0.4. Delegated Faculty. 258 V.l 1. Personal Scope of Canonical Form 261 V. 12. Secret Celebration of Marriage 262 CHAPTER VI. CONSECRATED LIFE 264 VI. I. Religious and Hierarchy. 264 VI.2. Admission 267 VI.3. Transfer 272 VI.4. Inter-ecclesial