Selected Canonical Issues Related To Religious Life Vol.2

Selected Canonical Issues Related To Religious Life Vol.2
Tác giả:	Elias L. Ayuban
Ký hiệu tác giả:	AY-E
DDC:	262.94 - Bộ giáo luật 1983
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

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Mã số:	258SB0011665
Nhà xuất bản:	Claretian Communications Foundation, Inc
Năm xuất bản:	2016
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	200
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

DEDICATION
PREFACE	xvii
INTRODUCTION	xix
1. NOVITIATE	1
1.Clerifications on the terms " period of mutual acquaintance" and " period of initial formation"	7
2. The maximun time for the novitiate and the term " constitutional year"	7
3. Transfer of the novitiate house during the novitiate period	8
4. The right to make an appeal in case of non-acceptance to the novitiate	10
5. Dispensation from the bond of marriage to enter the novitiate	11
6. Whether a " midget " / "dwarf" can be accepted to the novitiate	13
7. The so-call " canonical inquiry" before religious profession	14
8. Dispensation required for a novice mistress for reasons of age and religious profession	16
2. RELIGIOUS PROFESSION AND VOWS	17
9. Whether the superior who has the right to admit the candidate to profession refers to the same superior who receives the profession	19
10. Whether there is a need to renew the profession of nows for six days before the final profession and the possible solution to help prevent a situation where in one is left " without vows"	19
11. When the religious has not renewed the vows because the local superior who was delegated to receive the renewal of profession has inadvertently forgotten it	20
12. Whether the consent of the provincial council is required to exclude a temporarily professed member from making a subsequent profession	21
13. Exclusion from further profession because of sickness	22
14. Non-acceptance to the renewal of profession and some monetary offer	23
15. Whether religious professions should always be done within the celebration of the Eucharist presided over by the diocesan bishop or his delegate	25
16. Sanatio in Rdice for an invalid first profession .	26
17. Whether a candidate may be allowed to make perpetual profession after failing in the vow of chastity	27
18. Perpetual vows in public associations in view of becoming religious institutes of diocesan right in the future and the minimum requirement of years of temporary profession	28
19. The status of religious with perpetual public vows in a public association in itinere	30
20. Anticipating the perpetual profession to be able to participate in the provincial chapter	31
3. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE MEMBERS AND THE INSTITUTE	32
21. The right and obligation of the institute in the hospitalization of a member who chooses her own physician	35
22. A member who asks permission to donate her kidney to a cousin	35
23. The practice of signing waivers when members go for further studies and the tendency to tap benefactors for one's financial needs	36
24. A religious who demands financial ondependence from the institute	37
25. The right of a religious to refuse psychological examination	38
26. The case of a problematic member who does not want to return to the community	39
27. The case of a local superior and council deciding on the amount of monthly financial aid to the family of a member	41
4. ABSENCE FROM THE COMMUNITY	42
28. Some observations on the so-called "compassionate leave"	45
29. Absence for reason of sickness	45
30. The right to vote of members on " leave of absence"	47
5. EXCLAUSTRATION OF MEMBERS	48
31. Request for an indult of exclaustration based on unclear motivations	51
32. Extending the period of exclaustration and the wearing of habit	51
33. The competence of the superior General to extend an indult of exclaustration for less than three years	52
34. Whether the years spent in exclaustration have bearing in the celebration of one's jubilee	54
35. Possible conditions that can be included in the indult of exclaustration	55
36. A problematic member whose indult of exclaustration is about to expire	56
37. Whether the decree imposing exclaustration also deprives the member to live in the community	58
38. The necessary conditions before exclaustration can be impoesed and the issue of "canonical equity" and "charity"	59
39. The question of "imputability" in the case of imposed exclaustration	60
6. TRANSFER TO ANOTHER INSTITUTE	61
40. Whether a new permission is needed from the Superior General of the institute of origin when the transferring religious is admitted to perpetual profession in the new institute	63
41. Financial support during the probationary period in the case of transfer to another institute	63
42. The role of the diocesan Bishop with regard to transfer to a society of apostolic life of a religious belonging to a congregation of diocesan right whose principal house is located in his diocese	64
43. The case of a perpetually professed member of a conregation of diocesan right who wants to "transfer" to a "pious association"	65
44. The case of a perpetually professed member of a congregation of pontifical right who desires to transfer to a "pious association"	66
45. The obligation of the institute to accept back a member whose transfer has not been completed	67
7. INDULT OF DEPATURE AND DISPENSATION OF VOWS	68
46. Whether the petition letter for an indult of departure is addressed to the Holy Father or to the Cardinal Prefect	69
47. Whether the petition letter for an indult of departure is presented to the Superior General or to the diocesan Bishop for a member of an institute of diocesan right	69
48. Whether a letter from a seminarian expressing his intent is enough when he decides to leave the seminary of a religious institute	70
49. Whether the juridic effects of the indult of departure take place upon the notification of the rescript or when the original copy of the indult has been received and accepted	71
50. The case of a petitioner who wants that the rescript be examined by her canonist	72
8. DISMISSAL FROM THE INSTITUTE	74
51. Possible additional grounds for dismissal for the temporarily professed	75
52. Incaccuracies in the canonical warnings	75
53. When the religious to be dismissed cannot be found or has refused to acknowledge the canonical warnings	76
54. The participation of the provincial council in the dismissal procedure	77
55. Further clarification on the role of the regional superior and superior general in the dismissal process	78
56. Clarifications on the 15 days interval in-between canonical warnings	78
57. Dismissal of a religious after contracting civil marriage	79
58. Automatic dismissal and latae sententiae interdict for attempted marriage	80
59. Whether a member of the general council can sign the decree of dismissal in the absence of the Superior General	81
60. Facultative dismissal of a religious who is illegally absent and does not want to return to the community	82
61. Whether the notification of the decree is made before or after the confirmation from the Holy See	83
62. The notification of the decree of dismissal to a religious whose address is not known	85
63. Hierarchical recourse and payment of expenses	86
9. READMISSION TO THE INSTITUTE	89
64. The procedure to follow in the readmission of one who has lawfully left the institute	89
65. The case of a religious who has lawfully left the institute and is willing to take up "the burden of repeating the novitiate" in his readmission	90
10. RECEPTION OF MINISTRIES AND SACRED ORDERS AND SECULARIZATION OF RELIGIOUS CLERICS	93
66. Delegation of a local Superior in admission of ministries of lectorate and acolytate in preparation for the diaconate	93
67. The dimissiorial letters for a candidate for diaconal ordination belonging to a clerical public association in view of being erected as an institute of diocesan right	94
68. The figure of the so-called "Bishop-protector" in the case of a candidate for ordination belonging to a "pious association"	95
69. A case of a Bishop who does not want to ordain a member of a public assiociation in itinere	96
70. The case of a an uncooperative provincial in the member's application for secularization	98
71. Whether the provincial has the right to prevent a religious priest of his province from asking for the indult of secularization	99
72. Whether a diocesan Bishop can incardinate a religious cleric who has been dismissed from the institute	100
73. A member of a clerical public association in view of becoming an institute of diocesan right who wants to leave the community and requests to be incardinated in another diocese	101
11. GOVERNANCE AND AUTONOMY IN RELIGIOUS INSTITUTES	103
74. The use of the term 'Sisters in charge,' instead of 'local Superiors' and their qualifications	103
75. Necessary dispensation so that a local Superior can be re-appointed for the fourth consecutive term	105
76. Apparent conflict in the term of office of the Superior General in the constitutions	106
77. Transfer of the principal house of an institute of pontifical right	107
78. Tranfer of the principal house of an institute of diocesan right	108
79. Whether a member of the council can give her consent whenever she is not physically present	109
80. Whether a general councilor can be absent for a year for further studies	110
81. With regard to an enlarged general council	111
82. The establishment of a province in an institute of diocesan right	112
83. The case of an Archbishop meddling in the profession of vows of religious belonging to an instittute of pontifical right	113
84. Whether the diocesan Bishop has the right and obligation to extend his visitation to the houses and members of a religious institute pf pontifical right in the diocese	115
12. CHAPTERS AND ELECTIONS	117
85. Whether sick members can be elected as delegates to the general chapter	117
86. An issue concerning the exact number of elected delegates to the provincial chapter in view of the reduced number of ex officio members	118
87. Postponement of a general chapter and the necessary preparations	120
88. The criterion to determine 'seniority' during an election in a religious institute	121
89. whether it is opportune to dispense the law allowing the election of temporarily professed members to become delegates to the general chapter	122
90. The role of a sick Superior Genneral in a general chapter	123
91. "Chapter of the whole"	124
13. ALIENATIONS	127
92. Alienations á among the things to be included in the economic report tho the Holy See	127
93. Documents to be sent to the Holy See for the granting of permission for alienation	128
94. Whether the opinion of the Bishop is necessary in an alienation of a property belonging to an institute of pontifical right	129
95. The role of the diocesan Bishop and the Holy See in an alienation of a property belonging to an institute of diocesan right	130
14. REVISION OF THE CONSTITUTIONS	131
96. Words such as, 'must', 'should', 'may', etc. are to be avoided in the constitutions	131
97. Whether it is fine to add the word 'normally' to an article regarding the number of general councilors	132
98. The order in the presentation of the three evangelical counsels in the proper law and the choice of the term 'virginity' over 'chastity'	133
99. The recommended format in which the changes made to the constitutions is to be presented to the Holy See for approval	134
100. Whether the provincial chapter can create a post-capitular commission for the completion of the provincial statutes	135
15. MORE QUESTIONS REGARDING PUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS IN VIEW OF BECOMING INSTITUTES OF DIOCESAN RIGHT IN THE FUTURE	137
101. Whether all Bishops can erect an institute of diocesan right after consulting the Holy See and whether the latter always refers to the Congregation for Institute of Consecrated Life societies of Apostolic Life?	137
102. The case of an unwelcoming diocesan Bishop to a public association in itinere and the destination of the temporal goods in an unlikely event of suppression	138
103. Further clarification on the role of the diocesan Bishop in a public association in itinere and the use of habit	140
104. Whether a diocesan administrator can suppress a public association in itinere	142
105. Separation of members belonging to public associations in itinere	143
APPENDICES
Appendix 1
The Office of Provincial Superiors Accoeding to the New Code of Canon Law in the Light of the Tria Munera of the Church	145
Appendix 2
Ministerial Public Juridic Persons: Blessings and Challenges	181

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