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Vor 2 Tagen · Teaching at St Padarn’s will focus on the Church of England and the Church in Wales but the law of the Roman Catholic Church and other Churches will also feature – and students will be welcome to submit essays and dissertations based on the law of other Churches. Dissertations will be encouraged to break new ground and we expect many may be suitable for publication.
Vor einem Tag · The June 4–13 closed-door gathering of experts in theology, ecclesiology, and canon law is being held at the Jesuit general curia down the street from the Vatican.
Vor 3 Tagen · Inspired by Vatican II, Pope Paul VI initiated in 1965 work on a Lex Ecclesiae Fundamentalis (“Fundamental Law of the Church”), a constitution which would have underpinned all canon law in...
Vor 3 Tagen · It’s also important to note that if someone becomes Catholic at any point in his or her life, even if they fall away from the church, he or she is always considered Catholic in canon law. This means that a baptized Catholic who no longer actively practices the faith would still be bound to observe canonical form in their wedding.
Vor einem Tag · Talking faith: Catholicism explained. By Quinton Amundson, The Catholic Register. June 5, 2024. Shaun McAfee’s latest book, All Things Catholic: A Guide from A to Z, presented the U.S.-based author with an ambitious writing test: could he produce a one-stop guidebook that effectively explains the Catholic Church teachings on 260 topics in ...
Vor 2 Tagen · It’s also important to note that if someone becomes Catholic at any point in his or her life, even if they fall away from the church, he or she is always considered Catholic in canon law. This means that a baptized Catholic who no longer actively practices the faith would still be bound to observe canonical form in their wedding. So if a ...
Vor einem Tag · It’s also important to note that if someone becomes Catholic at any point in his or her life, even if they fall away from the church, he or she is always considered Catholic in canon law. This means that a baptized Catholic who no longer actively practices the faith would still be bound to observe canonical form in their wedding. So if a ...
