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Journal articles on the topic "Procédure (Droit canonique) – Église catholique"
Wróbel, Magdalena. "Stowarzyszenia katolickie działające w Polsce według obowiązujacego prawa kościelnego." Prawo Kanoniczne 49, no. 3-4 (December 20, 2006): 121–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.21697/pk.2006.49.3-4.07.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Procédure (Droit canonique) – Église catholique"
Noël, Pierre. "Le statut des procédures dans l'Église." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape10/PQDD_0007/NQ43099.pdf.
Full textOïffer-Bomsel, Alicia. "Etude des aspects doctrinaux du mariage catholique après le concile de Trente et des litiges matrimoniaux en Andalousie : fiançailles, nullité du mariage et divorce (XVIe-XVIIe siècles) : l'intervention de l'Eglise à travers les officialités." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040283.
Full textKabamba-Nzwela, Alain. "Vocation contemporaine du théologien catholique et protection de la communion de son église." Thesis, Paris 11, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA111014.
Full textA glance of the current events of this Church brings to light that the collaboration between magisterial authorities and theologians involved with the task of doctrinal and catechetical education of the Roman Catholic Church experiences some difficulties, especially in more diverse and secularized societies. Sometimes theological research contributes to put the endangerment of the ecclesial communion or its cohesiveness with regard to the faith and moral theology. The instruction of the Roman Curie Donum veritatis of May 24th, 1990 enters in doctrine and in the procedure of regulation of the exercise of the freedom and the responsibility of the catholic theologian and the ecclesiastic to be met to ensure full communion. They are the criteria of orthodoxy, orthopraxy, ecclesial membership and communion.The question of the canonical status of theologians is debated and the catholic authority is obliged to specify the doctrine and the status of the catholic theologian. Does the code of Latin canon law of 1983 foresee rules for the regulation of the mission of the theologian according to the requirement of full ecclesial communion? A thesis in canon law was necessary to provide an initial assessment of the vocation of the catholic theologian, the institution of catholic theology, and the status of catholic theologians under Canon law. How does canonicity assist a faithful who, by the acquisition of recognized skills, wants to become a catholic theologian? How does one evaluate the suitability of the applicant? How to grant a candidate the status of theologian under Canon law and, if necessary, withdraw such status for the good of the Church? How does one guarantee the consciousness and the freedom of the catholic theologian? In case of differences of opinion or disagreement, how does one qualify this situation? Thus, the theologian enjoys liberties recognized by his Church but within the limits of the duty of communion described in canon # 209 § 1 of the Latin Code of 1983 and canon # 12 § 2 of the Code of the Oriental Churches’ Canons
Vuillemin, Jean-Pierre. "Le recours au canon 517 § 2 en France : analyse du droit particulier diocésain." Paris 11, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA111004.
Full textAyme-Gaussen, Françoise. "L'Autorité de l'Eglise dans l'enseignement catholique en France aujourd'hui : la tutelle, contrôle et/ou accompagnement ?" Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008STR20053.
Full textCatholic schools are attached to the State by contract in the French educational system and represent 20 % of school children. Heads of school receive a letter of mission from the Church authorities which guarantees the bishop that every school has its own individual character. The authority of the Church concerning Catholic teaching is founded on ecclesiastical texts chosen by the Synods which are orientated by French bishops and other texts inspired by the congregations in Catholic teaching authorities which clarify the use of these texts. The emergence of tutelage in its present form is the history of French laicism and the introduction of laïques in the Catholic education. Before the separation of the Church and the State, the bishop was responsible for the tutelage. This responsability was delegated to the congregations engaged by the presbyterial ministry or by religious vows : the question of authority was naturally in conformity with the hierarchic relationship within the Church. As more laïques are involved, it has been necessary to introduce an organization which poses the question of authority in a different manner and its use. The principles of tutelage has been recently developed and its contents are in evolution. How can the authority of the Church which is confided to the clergy and to laïques be made to work effectively ? Is it a protective monitoring in the sense of the civil right ? Is it an administrative control or more an institutional support whose effects correspond to the expectations of the Church ? Seeking after a theological practice, it is necessary to ask the significance of the term “tutelage” and its possibility to translate the reality of its use and relevance today. A sociological exploration in the field will enable to verify the place which is occupied or not by the authority of the Church in the Catholic school. Inquiries and interviews of participants and beneficiaries of the tutelage throughout the corpus concerned would constitute the support of our hypothesis, in aiming at action-research. . .
Queinnec, Hervé. "L'implantation territoriale de l'Église catholique en France : crise et "nouvel aménagement pastoral" des diocèses." Brest, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BRES5001.
Full textAs a result of the social changes and the secularization of the French society, combined with a sharp downturn in the number of priests, the territorial organization of the Catholic Church is going through a serious upheaval in France today. By documenting and analysing the redevelopment of the parishes undertaken in most French dioceses during the last twenty years, this thesis explores the place held by the parochial institution in the pastoral debate of the second half of 2Oth century in France, comparing the most common representations, practices and legitimacy among the faithful and the clergy, but also looking at how the teaching of Vatican II (1962-1965) about the parish has been translated in the 1983 Canon Law Code. By examining the explanations formally put forward, and the real reasons for these reforms, distinguishing different models of reorganization (implemented either by merging parishes in favour of a new parish, or simply gathering several parishes under the responsibility of a priest helped by lay people) and analysing and the carrying-out of these operation of “redevelopment” or “remodeling” of the ecclesial geography, this thesis mainly allows to better understand the diversity and complexity of the catholic ecclesial operating
Larouche, Andrée. "L'Herméneutique théologique de Vatican II sur le thème du laïcat : la question de l'exercice des ministères par des laïcs." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25683/25683.pdf.
Full textOuattara, Michel. "L’institution basilicale : Statut canonique, enjeu des relations église/états." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SACLS135.
Full textThe basilican institution, rooted in the oldest past of Rome, has long been characterized by a specific architectural plan inheriting the previous pagan building. Enriched with liturgical privileges, sometimes sharing the functions or competing with the cathedral, gradually having a canonical status, the basilica was also involved in the relations that the Roman Catholic Church maintained with the states and civil societies. The powerful symbolism and prestige attached to the basilicas - and first and foremost to the City's major and patriarchal basilicas - commanded, partly on the basis of a decree of pope Pius VII (1805), the elaboration of a pontifical policy linked to the granting of the title of minor basilica. The Holy-See then granted the basilican title to shrines inscribed simultaneously in their local space and in the universal dimension, confluence allowing especially the pontiffs to use them as relay of magisterial teaching.After the Vatican II’s council and the decree of 9 November 1989 of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, the query for a basilican institution is first appreciated at the level of the local Church (Diocese and Conference of Bishops) before being transferred to the Holy See, an evolution which indicates the revalorization of the particular Churches in the institutional process. The actors involved in the basilica’s case of recognition present a triangular relationship between the Holy See, the political leaders of the region or country where the building is constructed or to be built and the "Christian people" concerned by the established or candidate basilica status. Ultimately, it is the current use of the basilica by the faithful, pilgrims and visitors that helps to define the general importance of this or that basilica for the Church.The present work questions the usefulness of basilicas, their development and multiplication from the nineteenth century and especially during the pontificates that followed Vatican II. From a total of 1.765 basilicas currently listed, less than 150 belong to the ancient, medieval and modern period, as much in the nineteenth century, but more than a thousand were instituted in the twentieth century and more than 200 since 2000. Their status as eminent churches seems to be accommodating themselves to their expansion and the increase in their attendance, or even to encourage this development. This dynamic contemporary movement has to be evaluated as a sign of ecclesial vitality, self-sustaining change or deployment of the Vatican II orientations.In the absence of proposals for legal evolution in this thesis, proposals which do not seem to be necessary in the current state of affairs, the present work contributes to a reflection on the basilican future in general in order to better define its coming trajectory
Bikunda, Mawete Jean-Pierre. "Canonicité de la subsidiarité ad intra, Église catholique romaine (1946-2018) : atouts et conditions." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SACLS434.
Full textThe principle of subsidiarity is studied here in canonic law, and during modern history. The Roman Catholicism has proceeded, less than a century, in a complex acculturation and inculturation, admittedly conditional with respect for religious specificity, about the procedures of subsidiarity. And, furthermore, in order such procedures to be assumed in the power relations internal to this Christian Church. Because the best practice of subsidiarity has acquired, in a real-world situation and in the Church, a reputation of precious contributions to make society more human: a procedural knowledge to articulate the different superior and inferior orders. That this subsidiarity leads to a more efficient participation of everybody to the decisions concerning them. Thus the most adjusted and appropriate forms of subsidiarity can in principle make easier the exercise of the competences legitimately distributed. But, their concrete application is not without raising some difficulties, undue confusion and equivocal competences. The Roman Catholic shaping of this principle of social and political moral of subsidiarity, addressed to all the good societies possibly well-disposed, is advocated, firstly and mostly, since the encyclical letter Quadragesimo Anno of May 15th 1931 from Pie XI. The Roman Catholic Church teaches and recommends steadfastly the application of the principle of subsidiarity to the civil society (ad extra).What about its existence in the modern Roman Catholic Church (ad intra)?
Mengolo, Emmanuel. "L'œuvre catholique d'enseignement au Cameroun (1890-2014) : une progression dans l'exigence de qualité. Approche en droit canonique et en droit camerounais." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016SACLS152/document.
Full textSince the year 1950 until the dawn of this 21rst century in Cameroon, discussions on Catholic Education generally focused on showing the Catholic Church at the crossroads. In other words, the attention had mainly been on a Church facing the challenge of choosing either to continue integrating the Catholic School within her evangelizing mission, or to hand over her schools to the State, due to the various commitments they entail, as well as the misunderstandings which their management brings about within educational communities. Yet, in the light of the Bishops' pastoral letter on Catholic Education in Cameroon (1989), followed by the John Paul II's Post-synodal apostolic Exhortation, Ecclesia in Africa (1995), and also, considering the various opportunities which the Framework-agreement between the Holy See and the Republic of Cameroon, in 2014 could generate, it is obvious that the Church has henceforth made the choice of pursuing her evangelizing mission through the catholic School. This study analyzes the challenges of the Church with regard to her renewed commitment in the field of education. In fact, the continuation of catholic education in Cameroon engages the Catholic Church to guarantee the specific caracter of her schools, by virtue of canon law, on the one hand, and to see to it that those schools comply with the standards laid down by the Cameroonian legislation, on the other hand. On the basis of this State legislation, measures are laid down toward private schools in order to sanction institutions falling below the standards required. Among those measures, there is the closure of private schools by public authorities. Certainly, these measures compel ecclesiastical authorities to guarantee the viability of catholic schools in view of providing the youths with quality education. yet, is the implementation of such measures not liable to challenge the canonical legitimacy of the Church as far as establishing and directing schools are concerned (can. 800 § 1, CIC 1983)? The history of Catholic Education in Cameroon, as well as the new challenges of the world today, invites the Church to re-think the catholic School. Considered as being at the core of the Church's evangelizing mission, the catholic School should strive to form by renewing itself. Concretly, Catholic schools are to be, more than ever before, "places of evangelization, well-rounded education, inculturation and initiation to dialogue of life among Young people of different religious and social backgrounds" (John Paul II, Ecclesia in Africa, n. 102). This, therefore, requires a re-definition of the areas of competence of ecclesiastical authorities in Catholic School matters, as well as proven professionalism in administrative, pedagogical, financial and pastoral affairs. Moreover, the same renewal should involve an effort in value the lay staff contribution through a co-responsible synergy within living educational communities. Finally, a quest for quality in education requires a reliable partnership between the Catholic Church and the Cameroonian State in the field of Education, and this, thanks to the bilateral advantages which the dispositions of the above mentioned Framework-agreement could bring about in the future
Books on the topic "Procédure (Droit canonique) – Église catholique"
Robinson, Geoffrey. Mariage, divorce et nullité: Une introduction à la procédure suivie pour les causes en déclaration de nullité dans l'Église catholique. Ottawa: Novalis, 1986.
Find full textGreat Britain. Privy Council. Judicial Committee. Judgment of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on the appeal of Dame Henriette Brown v. Les curé et marguilliers de l'oeuvre et fabrique de Notre-Dame de Montréal, from Canada, delivered 21st November, 1874. [Montréal: s.n., 1993.
Find full textTêtu, Charles. Analyse et observations sur les droits relatifs aux évêques de Québec et de Montréal et au clergé du Canada. Montréal: [s.n.], 1985.
Find full textÉglise catholique. Diocèse de Montréal. Évêque (1840-1876 : Bourget). Lettre pastorale de Mgr. l'éveque de Montréal: Concernant le libéralisme catholique, les journaux, etc. [S.l: s.n., 1986.
Find full textSaint-Denis, Joseph. Étude des indults accordés tant au Canada qu'à l'Église universelle pour transférer la solennité de certaines fêtes: Textes et commentaire. Montréal: [s.n.], 1994.
Find full textJustice in the Church: A fundamental theory of canon law. Montréal: Wilson & Lafleur, 2009.
Find full textMackenna, Carlos José Errázuriz. Justice in the Church: A fundamental theory of canon law. Montréal: Wilson & Lafleur, 2009.
Find full text1929-, Woestman William H., and Saint Paul University (Ottawa, Ont.). Faculty of Canon Law, eds. Papal allocutions to the Roman Rota, 1939-2011. Ottawa: Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University, 2011.
Find full textLe procès Guibord, ou, L'interprétation des restes. Montréal, Qué: Triptyque, 1992.
Find full textHébert, Robert. Le procès Guibord, ou, L'interprétation des restes. Montréal: Triptyque, 1992.
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