The Juridical Elements Of A Priestly Vocation

The Juridical Elements Of A Priestly Vocation
Tác giả:	Frank G. Del Prete
Ký hiệu tác giả:	PR-F
DDC:	230.071 - Giáo dục trong Kitô giáo: Các trường thần học, chủng viện
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0009262
Nhà xuất bản:	Rome
Năm xuất bản:	1992
Khổ sách:	24
Số trang:	267
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

GENERAL INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I
Part 1
I. VOCATION AS UNDERSTOOD BY THE CHURCH PRIOR TO THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY	1
A. The Decretium of Gratian	1
B. St. Thomas Aquinas	5
C. The Council of Trent	7
D. The Catechismus Romanus	10
E. Vocation as Used in Directives Issued by the Holy See	11
SUMMARY	12
VOCATION AS UNDERSTOOD BY THE CHURCH FROM THE SEVENTEENTH TO THE TWENTIETH CENTURIES	14
A. Vocation as Understood in the Seventeenth Century	14
1. Vocation as Understood by Hallier	15
2. Vocation as Understood by Godeau	17
3. Vocation as Understood by Olier	18
4. Vocation as Used in Directives Issued by the Holy See a. Alexander VII	19
a. Alexander VII	19
b. Innocent XI	19
B. Vocation as Understood in the Eighteenth Century	20
1. Vocation as Understood by Habert	20
2. Vocation as Understood by St. Alphonsus Liguori	23
3. Vocation as Used in Directives Issued by the Holy See	25
a. Innocent XIII	26
b. Benedict XIV	26
C. Vocation as Understood in the Nineteenth Century	26
1. Vocation as Understood by Scavini	27
2. Vocation as Understood by Gasparri	28
3. Vocation as Used in Directives Issued by the Holy See	29
a. Pius IX	30
b. Sacred Congregation of Bishops and Regulars	30
c. Leo XIII	30
D. Vocation as Understood in the Twentieth Century	31
1. Vocation as understood by Many	31
a. Suitability	33
b. Inclination	34
c. Election	35
2. Vocation as Used in Directives Issued by the Holy See	36
a. Leo XIII	36
b. Pius X	37
3. Vocation Theories	39
a. General. Vocation Theories	40
1) The General External Vocation Theory	40
2) The General Internal Vocation Theory	41
b. Special Vocation Theories	42
1) The Special Attraction Theory	42
2) The Special External Vocation Theory	43
4. The Theory of Joseph Lahitton	43
a. Response of the Commission of Cardinals	46
5. Vocation as Used Directives Issued by the Holy See	48
a. Sacred Consistorial Congregation	48
b. Pius X	50
SUMMARY	50
1. VOCATION AS UNDERSTOOD IN THE 1917 CODEX IURIS CANONICI	53
A. The Call of God	53
B. Commentators on the Notion of a Divine Vocation	56
1. Wernz	56
a. Wemz - Vidal.	57
2. Conte a Coronata	58
a. Inclination	59
b. Suitability of the Subject	60
c. Canonical Call	60
3. Beste	61
4. Regatillo	63
5. Cappello	65
6. Bouscaren and Ellis	67
7. Vermeersch and Creusen	68
C. The Ecclesiastical Call	69
1. Canonical Suitability	69
a. Requisites for Licit Ordination	71
1) Confirmation	71
2) Good Moral Character	71
3) Canonical Age	72
4) Due Knowledge	73
5) Reception of Inferior Orders.	73
6) Canonical Retreat	74
b. Irregularities to Ordination	74
1) Irregularities of Defect.	75
2) Irregularities of Crime	75
c. Impediments to Ordination	75
D. The Call of the Bishop	76
SUMMARY	78
Part II
VOCATION AS USED IN DIRECTIVES ISSUED BY THE HOLY SEE AFTER THE 1917 CIC UP TO THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL.	81
A. Pope Benedict XV	81
B. Pope Pius XI	82
C. Pope Pius XII	83
D. Pope John XXIII	100
SUMMARY	105
1. PREPARATION OF THE DECREE, OPTATAM TOTIUS	107
A General History	108
B. Evolution of the Decree, Optatam totius	113
1. Commissionis Antepraeparatoria	113
2. De Vocationibus Ecclesiasticis Fovendis	114
3. Schema Constitutionis De Sacrorum Alumnis Formandis	117
4. De Alumnis ad Sacerdotium instituendis	119
5. Propositionum	120
a. Schema Propositionum De Institutione Sacerdotali	120
b. The Amended Text of Propositions	121
6. De Institutione Sacerdotali	123
IL VOCATION AS USED IN THE DECREE, OPTATAM TOTIUS	125
A. Article Two	126
B. Article Three	130
C. Article Six	132
SUMMARY	134
Part II
VOCATION AS USED IN DIRECTIVES OF THE HOLY SEE FROM 1963 UP TO THE 1983 CODEX IURIS CANONICI	136
A. Paul VI	136
B. John Paul II.	153
SUMMARY	157
CHAPTER IV
Part 1
1. THE RATIO FUNDAMENTALIS INSTITUTIONIS SACERDOTALIS	159
A. Introduction	160
B. The Pastoral Care of Vocations	160
C. Minor Seminaries and Similar Institutions	163
D. Major Seminaries....	166
E. Students	166
SUMMARY	168
Part II
A. Comparison of the Three Editions	171
1. THE PPF OF THE UNITED STATES: 1971, 1976, 1981	172
1. General Introduction	173
2. Seminary Administration	174
3. College Formation	177
4. High School Formation	178
5. Appendix: Pastoral Care of Vocations	180
II. DOCUMENTS PUBLISHED IN THE U.S. SINCE THE ISSUING OF THE 1981 PPF	184
A. Guidelines for Diocesan Vocation Offices	184
B. A Reflection on the Relationship between Seminary and Vocation Personnel	187
SUMMARY	188
III. THE FOURTH EDITION OF THE PPF (February 1991 Draft)	190
A. Introduction	191
B. Foundations of Priestly Formation	192
C. Paths to the Theologate	193
1. The High School Seminary	193
2. The College Seminary	195
3. Pre-Theology	195
4. The Theologate	196
5. Seminary Administration and Faculty	197
6. The Admission and Continuing Evaluation of Seminarians	197
SUMMARY	200
CHAPTER V
Part 1
VOCATION AS UNDERSTOOD IN THE 1983 CODEX IURIS CANONICI	202
A. The Fostering of Vocations	202
B. The Ecclesiastical Elements of a Vocation	206
1. The Canonical Call	206
a. Prior to Entrance into the Seminary	206
b. Prior to the Reception of Orders	207
1) Requirements for Validity and Liceity	207
2) Requirements in the Candidate	207
c. Prerequisites for Ordination	210
1) Confirmation	210
2) Admission to Candidacy	211
3) Ministries ..	211
4) Declaration of Freedom	211
5) Public Acceptance of Celibacy	212
6) Canonical Retreat	212
7) Additional Requirements	212
d. Irregularities and Impediments to Ordination	213
1) Irregularities	213
2) Impediments	214
2. The Call of the Bishop	214
C. The Notion of the Divine Call in the 1983 CIC	218
1. Il Codice di Diritto Canonico, Commento giuridico-pastorale	218
2. Codigo De Derecho Canonico - University of Navarra	220
3. Código de Derecho Canónico - University of Salamanca	221
4. Commento al Codice di Diritto Canonico - Urbaniana University	221
SUMMARY	222
Part II
VOCATION AS USED IN DOCUMENTS SINCE THE PROMULGATION OF THE 1983 CIC	225
A. Congregation for Catholic Education	225
B. The Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples	227
C. Congregation for Catholic Education	228
D. Message for the World Day of Prayer for Vocations.	229
E. Congregation for Catholic Education and the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life	230
F. The 1990 Synod of Bishops	231
1. Lineamenta	231
2. Instrumentum Laboris.	233
3. Presentations Made at the Synod	237
a. Bishop Harry Flynn	237
b. Bishop John Marshall	239
c. James Cardinal Hickey	240
d. Reverend Timothy Costello, SM	241
G. Developments ò the Pastoral Ministry of Vocations in Particular Churches	243
SUMMARY	246
CONCLUSIONS
A. Prior to the seventeenth century the Church had never legislated that a vocation consisted of divine and ecclesiastical elements..	249
1. The Decretum of Gratian	249
2. Tridentine Legislation	250
B. The Church never specifically defined that a vocation consisted of divine and ecclesiastical elements.	251
C. The 1917 CIC contained no legislation that concerned the nature or elements of a vocation.	252
D. Some directives issued by the Holy See began to stress the human qualities the candidate was to manifest.	252
E. Vatican II did not address what elements constituted a vocation.	253
1. The Program of Priestly Formation of the NCCB	254
F. The legislation of the 1983 CIC seeks candidates for the priesthood who are able to integrate human and supernatural qualities.	255
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
A. Sources	257
B. Documents	259
1. Issued By The Holy See	259
2. Issued in the United States	262
C. References	263
D. Articles	266
E. Unpublished Material	267

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