Thursday, April 16, 2009
About the Author
Edward N. Peters, JD, JCD
Sacred Heart Seminary & Bio Page
This blog represents my own opinions and I am solely responsible for its content. I believe that the opinions expressed here are consistent with c. 212 § 3, but I submit all to the ultimate judgment of the Catholic Church. The letter "c." stands for "canon" of the Code of Canon Law (CIC). All translations of the 1983 Code are from the 1999 CLSA revision.
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Featured Canonical TitlES
Excommunication and the Catholic Church: Straight Answers to Tough Questions
Canon and civil lawyer Edward N. Peters offers a compelling presentation of ex-communication based on the current Code of Canon Law, answering some of the most commonly-asked questions about this most serious canonical penalty.
Annulments and the Catholic Church: Straight Answers to Tough Questions
"This is the 'must-read' book on annulments. It is the best book on the subject, bar none." Jimmy Akin, Catholic Answers
"...should prove to be a highly valuable resource for those interested in this delicate area." Archbishop John J. Myers
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The 1917 Pio-Benedictine Code of Canon Law
"...the definitive English translation of the 1917 Code." Dr. Robert Kennedy
"...deserves a place in every canon lawyer's library." Paul Barber
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Code of Canon Law Annotated, 2d ed.
Thanks to Canada's gift of the revised edition of Code Annotated, English-speaking clergy and faithful can experience a valuable share of continental Europe's approach to the many canonical issues that the Catholic Church faces. Dr. Edward Peters
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Other Featured Titles
A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin John F. Collins
Dr. Edward Peters has been teaching Ecclesiastical Latin to children, young people, and adults for many years. For a beginning primary textbook he suggests this book.
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The Dictionary of Ecclesiastical Latin Leo F. Stelten
"... a most helpful tool both for those who are beginning their study of the church's lingua materna, as well as for those who are working to renew and improve their knowledge of church Latin." Monsignor Raymond Burke
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Previous 2009 Posts
Fr. Jenkins discovers canon law. Not.
A few thoughts on "de-baptism"
Abps. Wuerl (c. 916) & Burke (cc. 915-916) on admi...
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Notre Dame's Shame: do we care enough to click?
Fr. Mike Depcik's "Renewal Prayer for the Deaf Cat...
If Robert McElvaine hasn't violated Canon 1369, wh...
Benedict's letter on the SSPX excommunications
Why does Prof Kmiec insist on dragging the Faith i...
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