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Lygo-Textual Commentaries on the 1917 Code
For further insight into the meaning of Pio-Benedictine law, canonists, having consulted if possible one or more pan-textual and/or mero-textual commentaries on the law, often turned to one or more of lygo-textual commentaries on the 1917 Code, that is, to commentaries treating titles of books, chapters of titles, articles of chapters, and, of course, specific canons. The works listed here rank among the most important lygo-textual commentaries on the 1917 Code.
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Most lygo-textual commentaries on the 1917 Code were written by individual scholars. A few works originally written by one author were later so extensively revised by another that it is common for them to be referred to by double names (e.g. Ayrinhac-Lydon on marriage).
Some lygo-textual commentaries contain the text of 1917 Code itself but most do not. Nearly all of these works appeared as single volumes. The great majority of texts listed here are academic works (dissertations or theses) by students but some are scholarly works produced by established canonists.
A few lygo-textual commentaries underwent revisions so care in identifying the specific edition being used is important. Many of these works bore similar, sometimes identical titles, so they are usually known today by the names of their authors, as in, "Have you looked in Roelker?"
While all the authors of these works would be considered 'approved authors' and/or 'learned persons' for purposes of canonical interpretation, academic works typically would not have undergone that same trial by peers that works from established scholars typically underwent.
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Users of this page should be generally familiar with the materials presented on the Masterpage on the Pio-Benedictine Code of 1917, here, and specifically familiar with its discussion of Commentaries, here.
The citations below consist of four major components: author, title, publisher, and, set off by a square bullet (▪), other information.
Author. Names are presented as used (and not alphabetically by surname, a convention rendered unnecessary for electronic searches). The name cited is as it appears in the work, so users should keep in mind that, for example, the Latinization of names might have affected their spelling. When possible, the nationality and ecclesiastical status of the author at the time of writing the work is given, along with the years of his or her birth and death.
Title. Titles are presented as in the work. If the work underwent later revisions, the original year of publication (if known) is given in brackets.
Publisher. The publisher of the work is given in parentheses, but not the city of the publisher (information that is again unnecessary in an age of electronic searches) and the year of publication. If the work being cited is a revision the edition number and name of reviser (if known) is given immediately, followed by the publisher of that edition and its year of publication. Page counts (usually exclusive of introductions and indexes) are given for monographic works but not for multi-volume works. For those works, the number of volumes is indicated. If the work in question is a translation reference is made to the original title and year of publication.
Other information. As warranted and available.
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Book I, General norms, cc. 0001-0086. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. I, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0001-0007.
1917 CIC 0001;
Comment: Canonistics has long distinguished, if mostly as an academic exercise, between "private" law impacting persons in a society and "public" law impacting institutions in a society. With marginally more consequence canon law further distinguishes between "internal" public law impacting canonical structures within the Church and "external" public law impacting legal relations between the Church and civil entities, chiefly States, leaving one to suggest that 'internal private law' seems concerned with realm of morality and conscience while 'external private law' governs observable conduct and behavior. Canon 1 speaks primarily to the internal public law and the external private law of the Roman Church.
• Charles Desorcy (≈ priest, ≈), L’Eglise et les non-catholiques: notions, fonctions juridiques, histoire et commentaire canonique, (Laval diss., 1948) xi-329 pp.
• Alaphridus Ottaviani (Italian prelate, 1890-1979), Institutiones Iuris Publici Ecclesiastici [1926-1928] (Typis Polyglottis Vatincanis, 2° ed., 1935-1936) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: R. Jestaedt, Archiv des Völkerrechts 3 (1951) 124-126. Notes: Vol. I, in 510 pages, is directed to "internal" public law; vol. II, 547 pages, is directed to "external". This text went through several revisions into the 1960s. Mult.
• Jean Rondeau (≈ religious, ≈), Les pouvoirs de l’Église, (Laval diss., 1943) x-110 mf.
1917 CIC 0002;
• Dom Augustine (Charles Bachofen, Swiss/American Benedictine, 1872-1944), Liturgical Law: a Handbook of the Roman Liturgy (Herder, 1931) 467 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: On the place of Dom Augustine in canonistics see, e.g., L. Wrenn, "Charles Augustine, O.S.B., excepts from a journal", The Jurist 45 (1985) 297-320.
• John Miller (American Holy Cross, 1925-≈) Fundamentals of the Liturgy (Fides, 1959) 531 pp. ▪ Review: F. McManus, The Jurist 20 (1960) 237-238.
• Joachim Nabuco (Argentine priest, 1849-1910), Pontificalis Romani Expositio Juridico-Practica, (Benziger, 1945) in 3 vols.
• Fiorenzo Romita (Italian priest, ≈), Codex Juris Musicae Sacrae (Desclée, 1952) 31 pp.
• Lancelot [Capel] Sheppard (English layman, 1906-≈), The Liturgical Books (Hawthorn, 1962) 112 pp. ▪ Review: P. Milner, Life of the Spirit 17 (1963) 495-496.
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Innocentius Wapelhorst (American Franciscan, 1833-1890),
Compendium Sacrae Liturgiae juxta Ritum Romanum [1887]
(Benziger, 11° ed., rev. by A. Bruegge, 1930) 641 pp. ▪
Review: =,
Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie
51 (1927) 624-625. 1917 CIC 0003;
Comment: See also 1917 CIC 0265-0270.
Comment: Canonistics has long distinguished, if mostly as an academic exercise, between "private" law impacting persons in a society and "public" law impacting institutions in a society. With marginally more consequence, canon law further distinguishes between "internal" public law impacting canonical structures within the Church and "external" public law impacting legal relations between the Church and civil entities, chiefly States, leaving one to suggest that 'internal private law' seems concerned with realm of morality and conscience while 'external private law' governs observable conduct and behavior. Canon 3 speaks primarily to the external public law of the Catholic Church.
• Felix Cappello (Roman Jesuit, 1879-1962), Summa Iuris Publici Ecclesiastici ad normam Codicis iuris canonici et recentiorum S. Sedis documentorum [1907-1908], (Gregorianum, 3° ed., 1932) 622 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: This work originated as a pre-Code study of external public ecclesiastical law.
• Giovanni Maria Cherchi (≈, ≈), Personnalité juridique internationale de l'Eglise catholique, (Univ. Strasbourg diss. 1964) xv-282 pp.
• Alaphridus Ottaviani (Italian prelate, 1890-1979), Institutiones Iuris Publici Ecclesiastici [1926], (Typis Polyglottis Vatincanis, 2° ed., 1935-1936) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: =. Notes: Vol. I, in 510 pages, is directed to "internal" public law, vol. II, in 547 pages, is directed to "external". This text went through several revisions into the 1960s. Mult.
1917 CIC 0004;
1917 CIC 0005; 1917 CIC 0006;
1917 CIC 0007;
Bk. I, Title 1: Ecclesiastical laws, cc. 0008-0024.
• William Lee (Irish priest, 1941-), Legislator and subject: a study in St. Thomas, (Maynooth doctoral diss. 698, 1969) i-168 pp. ▪ Notes: Lee biograph.
• Pio Ciprotti (Italian layman, 1914-1993), Observaciones al Texto del Codex Iuris Canonici, (Instituto San Raimundo de Peñafort, 1950) 208 pp., rev. ed. of Ciprotti's Osservazioni sul Testo de “Codicis Iuris Canonici” (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1944) 208 pp. ▪ Review: P. Fedele, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 1 (1945) 123-124.
• Ramon Ortiz (Brazilian priest, 1902-), A açao catholica no direito eclesiastico, (Laval diss., 1947) 104 pp.
• Alphonsus Thomas (≈ priest, 1920-), The juridic effect of doubtful cessation of law according to the Code of Canon Law, (Laval diss. 9, 1948) 110 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, The Jurist 11 (1951) 163-164.
1917 CIC 0008;
1917 CIC 0009;
1917 CIC 0010; 1917 CIC 0011; invalidating or incapacitating laws:
• Edward Roelker (American priest, 1897-1957), Invalidating Laws, (St. Anthony Guild, 1955) 197 pp. ▪ Review: J. Schmidt, The Jurist 15 (1959) 112-114.
• D. Morrison (≈,
≈), Leges Irritantes,
(Maynooth doctoral diss. 538, 1955) ≈ pp.
▪ Notes: Text in English.
1917 CIC 0012;
1917 CIC 0013;
1917 CIC 0014;
1917 CIC 0015;
1917 CIC 0016; 1917 CIC 0017; authentic interpretation of law:
Comment: The 1917 Code experienced scores of authentic interpretations all of which can be found in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Two private compendia of interpretations are far more practical, however, and access to their definitive editions, which are essentially coextensive with each other, obviates the need for individual searches of AAS volumes or consultation with other less complete compilations of interpretations such as those complied by Bruno, Hulster, or Woywod.
• Eduardo Regatillo (Spanish Jesuit, 1882-1975), Interpretatio et Iurisprudentia Codicis Iuris Canonici [1928], (Sal Terrae, 3° ed., 1953) 719 pp. ▪ Review: t.v., Revue des Sciences philosophiques et théologiques 37 (1953) 396-397.
• Cosmas Sartori (Italian Franciscan, 1890-1957), Enchiridion Canonicum seu Sanctae Sedis Responsiones post Editum Codicem I. C. Datae [1926], (Antonianum, 10° ed., rev. by B. Belluco, 1961) 455 pp. ▪ Review: J. Schmidt, The Jurist 22 (1962) 486-487.
1917 CIC 0018; understanding the meaning of law:
• Arcturus Laver [Lauer] (=, =), Index Verborum Codicis Iuris Canonici (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1941) 936 pp. ▪ Review: S. Kuttner, Jurist 3 (1943) 270-279. Notes: Individual words are presented by canon in which they appear along with grammatical cases, etc., being flagged (but not particularly helpfully).
• Patrick Lydon (American priest, 1883-1969), Ready Answers in Canon Law [1934], (Benziger, 3° ed.,1948) 636 pp. ▪ Review: T. Martin, The Jurist 9 (1949) 354-356. Notes: A cross between commentary and dictionary geared to parochial use.
• R. Naz, ed., Dictionnaire de Droit Canonique, (Librarie Letouzey et Ané, 1935-1965) in 7 vols. ▪ Review: J. Creusen, Gregorianum 38 (1957) 363. Notes: This work is so fundamental to canonical research that the initials DDC should be reserved for it. Although the DDC appeared over three decades, there is no need to cite the year of publication for each individual volume; it suffices to recall that they were published in the decades immediately proceeding the Second Vatican Council.
• P. Palazzini, ed., Dictionarium Morale et Canonicum, (Officium Libri Catholici, 1962-1968) in 4 vols. ▪ Reviews: J. Abbo, The Jurist 23 (1963) 249-252 (on vol. 1 only); W. Reich, The Jurist 29 (1969) 237-241 (on vol. 4 only). Notes: This work is not as well known as it should be; the initials DMC should deserve to be reserved for it. The DMC appeared over just six years and there is no need to cite the year of publication for each individual volume; it suffices to recall that the DMC was published about the time of the Second Vatican Council and reflects, for the most part, pre-Conciliar canonistics. A large number of the entries were written by the editor, Pietro Palazzini (Italian prelate, 1912-2000).
• A. Vacant, ed., Dictionnarie de Théologie Catholique, (Librarie Letouzey et Ané =)1923-1950. ▪ Notes: A theological work, obviously, but one with much insight into canonical issues of its day. This work is so fundamental to canonical and theological research that the initials DTC should be reserved for it. Although the DTC appeared over three decades, there is no need to cite the year of publication for each individual volume; it suffices to recall that the DTC was published in the decades immediately proceeding the Second Vatican Council.
• Marius Pistocchi (Italian priest, 1874-1943), Lexicon Juridico-Canonicum, (Berruti, 1934) 169 pp. ▪ Review: A Schönegger, Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie 59 (1935) 496-497.
• P. Trudel (Sulpician, =), A Dictionary of Canon Law, (Herder, 1919) 242 pp.
1917 CIC 0019; 1917 CIC 0020;
• Vigilius Alt (= Capuchin, 1915-), Methodologia seu Modus Ius Canonicum Discendi, Scribendi, Docendi (Collegio S. Lorenzo da Brindisi, 1954) 184 pp. ▪ Review: =, Revue des Sciences philosophiques et théologiques 42 (1958) 196-197.
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Felix Cappello (Roman Jesuit, 1879-1962) Praxis
Processualis ad Normam Codicis et Peculiarium Sanctae Sedis
Instructionum [1940], (Marietii, 2° ed., 1948) 221 pp. ▪
Notes: On the place of
Cappello in canonistics, see e.g., Lawrence Wrenn, "In diebus illis:
Some canonical giants in days of yore", Studia
Canonica 35 (2001)
485-514, at 512-514.
1917 CIC 0021;
1917 CIC 0022;
1917 CIC 0023; 1917 CIC 0024;
Bk. I, Title 2: Custom, cc.
0025-0030. • John Ahern (≈, ≈), The animus required for the introduction of a custom in canon law, (Maynooth doctoral diss. 505, 1946) ≈ pp.
• Alphonsus Van Hove (Belgian priest, 1872-1947), De consuetudine, de temporis supputatione (Dessain, 1933) 288 pp. ▪ Reviews: anon., Ius Pontificium 13 (1933) 127; =, Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie 58 (1934) 291.
1917 CIC 0025; 1917 CIC 0026;
1917 CIC 0027; 1917 CIC 0028;
1917 CIC 0029; 1917 CIC 0030;
Bk. I, Title 3: Computation of time, cc. 0031-0035.
1917 CIC 0031;
1917 CIC 0032;
1917 CIC 0033;
1917 CIC 0034; 1917 CIC 0035;
Bk. I, Title 4: Rescripts, cc. 0036-0062.
Learned:
• Alphonsus Van Hove (Belgian priest, 1872-1947), De Rescriptis (Dessain, 1936) 286 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: On the place of Van Hove in canonistics see, e.g., R. Naz, "Van Hove (Alphonse)", DDC (1965) VII: 1402-1403 and C. Lefebvre, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 3 (1947) 573-575.
1917 CIC 0036;
1917 CIC 0037; 1917 CIC 0038;
1917 CIC 0039;
1917 CIC 0040; 1917 CIC 0041;
1917 CIC 0042;
1917 CIC 0043;
1917 CIC 0044;
1917 CIC 0045;
1917 CIC 0046;
1917 CIC 0047; 1917 CIC 0048;
1917 CIC 0049;
1917 CIC 0050;
1917 CIC 0051;
1917 CIC 0052;
1917 CIC 0053; 1917 CIC 0054;
1917 CIC 0055;
1917 CIC 0056;
1917 CIC 0057;
1917 CIC 0058;
1917 CIC 0059;
1917 CIC 0060;
1917 CIC 0061; 1917 CIC 0062;
Bk. I, Title 5: Privileges, cc. 0063-0079.
1917 CIC 0063;
1917 CIC 0064;
1917 CIC 0065;
1917 CIC 0066;
1917 CIC 0067;
1917 CIC 0068;
1917 CIC 0069;
1917 CIC 0070;
1917 CIC 0071;
1917 CIC 0072;
1917 CIC 0073;
1917 CIC 0074;
1917 CIC 0075;
1917 CIC 0076;
1917 CIC 0077;
1917 CIC 0078; 1917 CIC 0079;
Bk. I, Title 6: Dispensations, cc. 0080-0086.
1917 CIC 0080;
1917 CIC 0081;
1917 CIC 0082;
1917 CIC 0083;
1917 CIC 0084;
1917 CIC 0085; 1917 CIC 0086;
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Book II: Persons, cc. 0087-0725. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. II, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0087-0107.
• Gommarus Michiels (Belgian Capuchin, 1890-1965), Principia generalia de personis in Ecclesia: commentarius Iibri II codicis juris canonici, canones praeliminares 87-106 [1932], (Desclée, 2° ed., 1955) 708 pp. ▪ Reviews: anon., Ius Pontificium 12 (1932) 343; E. Roelker, The Jurist 16 (1956) 106-107; W. Bertrams, Gregorianum 37(1956) 316-317.
1917
CIC 0087;
1917
CIC 0088;
1917
CIC 0089;
1917
CIC 0090;
1917
CIC 0091; 1917 CIC 0092;
• Neil Farren (Irish priest, ≈), Domicile and Quasi-Domicile: An Historical and Practical Study in Canon Law, (Maynooth doctoral diss. ≈, ≈) v-127 pp. ▪ Monograph form (Gill: Dublin, Ireland, 1920) 127 pp.
1917
CIC 0093;
1917
CIC 0094;
1917
CIC 0095;
1917
CIC 0096;
1917
CIC 0097;
1917
CIC 0098;
1917
CIC 0099; 1917 CIC 0100;
• James Granville (Canadian priest, ≈), Moral personality in canon law and
in the law of Canada, (Laval diss., 1948)
ix-215 mf.
1917
CIC 0102;
1917
CIC 0103;
1917
CIC 0104;
1917
CIC 0105;
1917
CIC 0106; 1917 CIC 0107;
Bk. II, Part One: Clerics, cc. 0108-0486. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. II, Part One, Section One: Clerics in general, cc. 0108-0214. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0108-0110.
1917
CIC 0108;
1917
CIC 0109; 1917 CIC 0110;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 1: Ascription of clerics to dioceses, cc. 0111-0117.
1917
CIC 0111;
1917
CIC 0112; 1917 CIC 0113;
1917
CIC 0114;
1917
CIC 0115;
1917
CIC 0116; 1917 CIC 0117;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 2: Rights and privileges of clerics, cc. 0118-0123.
1917
CIC 0118;
1917
CIC 0119;
1917
CIC 0120;
1917
CIC 0121;
1917
CIC 0122; 1917 CIC 0123;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 3: Obligations of clerics, cc. 0124-0144.
1917
CIC 0124;
1917
CIC 0125;
1917
CIC 0126;
1917
CIC 0127;
1917
CIC 0128;
1917
CIC 0129;
1917
CIC 0130;
1917
CIC 0131;
1917
CIC 0132;
1917
CIC 0133;
1917
CIC 0134;
1917
CIC 0135;
1917
CIC 0136;
1917
CIC 0137;
1917
CIC 0138;
1917
CIC 0139;
1917
CIC 0140;
1917
CIC 0141;
1917
CIC 0142;
1917
CIC 0143; 1917 CIC 0144;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4: Ecclesiastical office, cc. 0145-0151.
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0145-0151.
1917
CIC 0145; 1917 CIC 0146;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 1: Provision of ecclesiastical office, cc. 0147-0151.
1917
CIC 0179;
1917
CIC 0180;
1917
CIC 0181;
1917
CIC 0182;
1917
CIC 0147;
1917
CIC 0148;
1917
CIC 0149;
1917
CIC 0150; 1917 CIC 0151;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 1, Article 1: Free conferral, cc. 0152-159.
1917
CIC 0152;
1917
CIC 0153;
1917
CIC 0154;
1917
CIC 0155;
1917
CIC 0156;
1917
CIC 0157;
1917
CIC 0158; 1917 CIC 0159;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 1, Article 2: Election, cc. 0160-178.
1917 CIC 0160;
1917
CIC 0161;
1917
CIC 0162;
1917
CIC 0163;
1917
CIC 0164;
1917
CIC 0165;
1917
CIC 0166;
1917
CIC 0167;
1917
CIC 0168;
1917
CIC 0169;
1917
CIC 0170;
1917
CIC 0171;
1917
CIC 0172;
1917
CIC 0173;
1917
CIC 0174;
1917
CIC 0175;
1917
CIC 0176;
1917
CIC 0177; 1917 CIC 0178;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 1, Article 3: Postulation, cc. 0179-182.
1917
CIC 0179;
1917
CIC 0180;
1917
CIC 0181; 1917 CIC 0182;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 2: Loss of ecclesiastical office, cc. 0183-0195.
1917
CIC 0183;
1917
CIC 0184;
1917
CIC 0185;
1917
CIC 0186;
1917
CIC 0187;
1917
CIC 0188;
1917
CIC 0189;
1917
CIC 0190;
1917
CIC 0191;
1917
CIC 0192;
1917
CIC 0193;
1917
CIC 0194; 1917 CIC 0195;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One, Title 6: Delegated power, cc. 0196-0210.
1917
CIC 0196;
1917
CIC 0197; 1917 CIC 0198;
Learned:
•
Dom Augustine (Charles Bachofen, Swiss/American Benedictine, 1872-1944),
Rights and Duties of Ordinaries according
to the Code and Apostolic Faculties (Herder, 1924) 549 pp.
▪ Review:
=. Notes: On the place of Dom Augustine
in canonistics see, e.g.,
L. Wrenn, "Charles Augustine, O.S.B., excepts from a
journal", The Jurist 45 (1985) 297-320.
1917
CIC 0199;
1917
CIC 0200;
1917
CIC 0201;
1917
CIC 0202;
1917
CIC 0203;
1917
CIC 0204;
1917
CIC 0205; 1917 CIC 0206;
•
Laurence Carr (Irish religious, 1920-1976),
A study of the power supplied by the Church in common error according to
Canon 209, (Maynooth doctoral diss. 693, 1947) ≈ pp. ▪
Notes: Carr
biograph.
1917
CIC 0207;
1917
CIC 0208;
1917
CIC 0209; 1917 CIC 0210;
Bk. II, Part One, Section One,
Title 6: Reduction to the lay state, cc. 0211-214.
1917
CIC 0211;
1917
CIC 0212;
1917
CIC 0213; 1917 CIC 0214;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two: Clerics in specific, cc. 0215-0486. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 215-217.
1917
CIC 0216; 1917 CIC 0217;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7: Supreme power and participants therein, cc. 0211-214.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 1: Roman Pontiff, cc. 0218-221.
1917
CIC 0218;
1917
CIC 0219;
1917
CIC 0220; 1917 CIC 0221;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 2: Ecumenical Council, cc. 0222-0229.
1917
CIC 0222;
1917
CIC 0223;
1917
CIC 0224;
1917
CIC 0225;
1917
CIC 0226;
1917
CIC 0227;
1917
CIC 0228; 1917 CIC 0229;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 3: Cardinals of the H. R. C., cc. 0230-0241.
1917
CIC 0230;
1917
CIC 0231;
1917
CIC 0232;
1917
CIC 0233;
1917
CIC 0234;
1917
CIC 0235;
1917
CIC 0236;
1917
CIC 0237;
1917
CIC 0238; 1917 CIC 0239; privileges of cardinals:
• Marius Belardo (Italian layman, 1911-=), De Iuribus S. R. E. Cardinalium in Titulis (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1939) 82 pp. ▪ Review: =.
1917
CIC 0240; 1917 CIC 0241;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 4: Roman curia, cc. 0242-0245.
1917
CIC 0242;
1917
CIC 0243;
1917
CIC 0244; 1917 CIC 0245;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7, Chapter 4, Article 1: Sacred Congregations, cc. 0246-0257.
1917
CIC 0246;
1917
CIC 0247;
1917
CIC 0248;
1917
CIC 0249;
1917
CIC 0250;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7, Chapter 4, Article 2: Tribunals of the Roman curia, cc. 0258-0264.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7, Chapter 5: Legates of the Roman Pontiff, cc. 0265-0270.
Comment: See also 1917 CIC 3.
• Hubert Blond (≈ priest, ≈), L'évolution de la diplomatie pontificale d'après les récents concordats (1918-1957), (Univ. Strasbourg diss. 1959) 360 pp.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 6: Patriarchs, Primates, and Metropolitans, cc.
0271-0280.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7, Chapter 7: Plenary and provincial councils, cc. 0281-0292.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 7, Chapter 8: Vicars and Prefects Apostolic, cc. 0293-0311.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 9: Apostolic Administrators, cc. 0312-0318.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 7, Chapter 10: Inferior prelates, cc. 0319-0328.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8: Episcopal power and participants therein, cc. 0329-486.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 1: Bishops, cc. 0329-0349.
• Joseph Luczak (Polish priest,
≈), La résidence des évêques dans la législation canonique avant le
concile de Trente, (Univ. Strasbourg diss. 1931, OCLC
949002583) 256 pp.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2: Coadjutor and auxiliary bishops, cc. 0350-0355.
1917 CIC 0350;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 3: Diocesan synod, cc. 0356-0362.
• Evariste Debicki (=, =), Le synode diocésain en Pologne des origines jusqu'au concile de Trente, (Univ. Strasbourg diss. 1934) 323 pp.
1917 CIC 0356;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 4: Diocesan curia, cc. 0363-0390.
• Sosio d'Angelo (Italian priest, 1887-1930), La Curia Diocesana a Norma del Codice di Diritto Canonico, (Pietro Lisi, 1922) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: =.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 4, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 363-0365.
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 8, Chapter 4, Article 1: Vicar general, cc. 0366-0371.
1917
CIC 0370; 1917 CIC 0371;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 4, Article 2: Chancellor, notaries, and episcopal archives, cc. 0372-0384.
• Stanley Pietrzyk (American priest, 1900-1996), A Practical Formulary in accordance with the Code of Canon Law (Pioneer, 1949) 268 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, Jurist 10 (1950) 116-117.
1917
CIC 0373;
1917
CIC 0374;
1917
CIC 0375;
1917
CIC 0376;
1917
CIC 0377;
1917
CIC 0378;
1917
CIC 0379;
1917
CIC 0380;
1917
CIC 0381;
1917
CIC 0382;
1917
CIC 0383; 1917 CIC 0384;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 4, Article 3: Synodal examiners and pastor consultors, cc. 0385-0390.
1917
CIC 0385;
1917
CIC 0386;
1917
CIC 0387;
1917
CIC 0388;
1917
CIC 0389; 1917 CIC 0390;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 8, Chapter 5: Chapters of canons, cc. 0391-0422.
1917
CIC 0391;
1917
CIC 0392;
1917
CIC 0393;
1917
CIC 0394;
1917
CIC 0395;
1917
CIC 0396;
1917
CIC 0397;
1917
CIC 0398;
1917
CIC 0399;
1917
CIC 0400;
1917
CIC 0401;
1917
CIC 0402;
1917
CIC 0403;
1917
CIC 0404;
1917
CIC 0405;
1917
CIC 0406;
1917
CIC 0407;
1917
CIC 0408;
1917
CIC 0409;
1917
CIC 0410;
1917
CIC 0411;
1917
CIC 0412;
1917
CIC 0413;
1917
CIC 0414;
1917
CIC 0415;
1917
CIC 0416;
1917
CIC 0417;
1917
CIC 0418;
1917
CIC 0419;
1917
CIC 0420;
1917
CIC 0421; 1917 CIC 0422;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 8, Chapter 6: Diocesan consultors, cc. 0423-0428.
1917
CIC 0423;
1917
CIC 0424;
1917
CIC 0425;
1917
CIC 0426;
1917
CIC 0427; 1917 CIC 0428;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 8, Chapter 7: Impeded or vacant see and the vicar capitulary, cc. 0429-0444.
1917
CIC 0429;
1917
CIC 0430;
1917
CIC 0431;
1917
CIC 0432;
1917
CIC 0433;
1917
CIC 0434;
1917
CIC 0435;
1917
CIC 0436;
1917
CIC 0437;
1917
CIC 0438;
1917
CIC 0439;
1917
CIC 0440;
1917
CIC 0441;
1917
CIC 0442;
1917
CIC 0443; 1917 CIC 0444;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 8: Vicars forane, cc. 0445-0450.
1917
CIC 0445;
1917
CIC 0446;
1917
CIC 0447;
1917
CIC 0448;
1917
CIC 0449; 1917 CIC 0450;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 9: Pastors, cc. 0451-0470.
• Ludovicus Fanfani (Italian Dominican, 1876-1955), De Iure Parochorum ad Normam Codicis Iuris Canonici [1922], (Marietti, 2° ed., 1936) 558 pp. ▪ Review: anon., Ius Pontificium 5 (1925) 56 (of first edition). Notes: See also Raimondo Spiazzo (Italian Dominican, 1918-2004), Il P. Ludovico Fanfani, O.P., Vero e Completo Religioso Domenicano, (Edizioni Cateriniane, 1955) 17 pp.
1917
CIC 0451; 1917 CIC 0452;
•
Vivalde Masse (Canadian religious, ≈), Les paroisses religieuses, (Laval
diss., 1943) 132 mf.
1917
CIC 0453;
1917
CIC 0454;
1917
CIC 0455;
1917
CIC 0456;
1917
CIC 0457;
1917
CIC 0458; 1917 CIC 0459; selection of best candidates for pastorates, and concursus:
Comment: The “concursus” was a kind of formalized examination
by which priests competed with one another for appointments to office,
usually pastorates. The institution, which dated to the Council of
Trent, was never universally observed and it steadily eroded during the
20th century. Abbo-Hannan,
Sacred Canons
II: 452-455; Woywod, Practical
Comm. I: 188-189; Dom Augustine,
Commentary II: 527-533.
The Second Vatican Council called for the suppression of concursus
wherever it still was observed. Christus Dominus
31; Renken,
CLSA New Comm. 693, fn.
107. The Johanno-Pauline Code makes no reference to concursus by
name but Canon 521 § 3 acknowledges “examination” as one way for
bishops to assess a priest’s suitability for pastoral assignments, which
exam, however, should not be “competitive”. Read,
GB&I Comm. at 289.
1917
CIC 0460;
1917
CIC 0461;
1917
CIC 0462;
1917
CIC 0463;
1917
CIC 0464;
1917
CIC 0465;
1917
CIC 0466;
1917
CIC 0467;
1917
CIC 0468;
1917
CIC 0469; 1917 CIC 0470;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 10: Parochial vicars, cc. 0471-0478.
1917
CIC 0471;
1917
CIC 0472;
1917
CIC 0473;
1917
CIC 0474;
1917
CIC 0475;
1917
CIC 0476;
1917
CIC 0477; 1917 CIC 0478;
Bk. II, Part One, Section Two,
Title 8, Chapter 11: Rectors of churches, cc. 0479-0486.
1917
CIC 0479;
1917
CIC 0480;
1917
CIC 0481;
1917
CIC 0482;
1917
CIC 0483;
1917
CIC 0484;
1917
CIC 0485; 1917 CIC 0486;
Book II, Part Two: Religious, cc. 0487-0681. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Bk. II, Part Two, [Preliminary provisions] cc. 487-491.
1917
CIC 0487;
1917
CIC 0488;
1917
CIC 0489;
1917
CIC 0490; 1917 CIC 0491;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 9: Erection and suppression of religious institutes, provinces,
and houses, cc. 0492-0498.
1917
CIC 0492;
1917
CIC 0493;
1917
CIC 0494;
1917
CIC 0495;
1917
CIC 0496;
1917
CIC 0497; 1917 CIC 0498;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 10: Governance of religious institutes, cc. 0492-0498.
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 10, Chapter 1, Superiors and chapters, cc. 0499-0517.
1917
CIC 0499; 1917 CIC 0500;
• Joseph O’Brien (American Jesuit, 1898- =), The Exemption of Religious in Church Law, (Bruce, 1943) 307 pp. ▪ Review: =. Mult.
1917
CIC 0501;
1917
CIC 0502;
1917
CIC 0503;
1917
CIC 0504;
1917
CIC 0505;
1917
CIC 0506;
1917
CIC 0507;
1917
CIC 0508;
1917
CIC 0509;
1917
CIC 0510;
1917
CIC 0511;
1917
CIC 0512;
1917
CIC 0513;
1917
CIC 0514;
1917
CIC 0515;
1917
CIC 0516; 1917 CIC 0517;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 10, Chapter 2, Confessors and chaplains, cc. 0518-0530.
1917
CIC 0518;
1917
CIC 0519;
1917
CIC 0520;
1917
CIC 0521;
1917
CIC 0522;
1917
CIC 0523;
1917
CIC 0524;
1917
CIC 0525;
1917
CIC 0526;
1917
CIC 0527;
1917
CIC 0528;
1917
CIC 0529; 1917 CIC 0530;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 10, Chapter 3, Temporal goods of religious and administration, cc. 0531-0537.
1917
CIC 0531;
1917
CIC 0532;
1917
CIC 0533;
1917
CIC 0534;
1917
CIC 0535;
1917
CIC 0536; 1917 CIC 0537;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 11, Chapter 3: Admission into a religious institute, cc. 0538-0586.
• Basil Frisón (Spanish/American Claretian, 1912-2004), Selection and Incorporation of Candidates for the Religious Life, (Bruce, 1962) 186 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Robert Flinn (American religious, 1929-1995), Admission to Vows: recent directives and trends, (Divine Word, 1965) 157 pp. ▪ Review: =.
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 11, Chapter 3: [Preliminary provision] c. 0538.
1917 CIC 0538;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 11, Chapter 1: Postulancy, cc. 0539-0541.
1917
CIC 0539;
1917
CIC 0540; 1917 CIC 0541;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 11, Chapter 2: Novitiate, cc. 0542-0571.
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 11, Chapter 2, Article 1: Requirements for admission into novitiate, cc. 0542-0552.
1917
CIC 0542;
1917
CIC 0543;
1917
CIC 0544;
1917
CIC 0545;
1917
CIC 0546;
1917
CIC 0547;
1917
CIC 0548;
1917
CIC 0549;
1917
CIC 0550;
1917
CIC 0551; 1917 CIC 0552;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 11, Chapter 2, Article 2: Formation of novices, cc. 0553-0571.
1917
CIC 0553;
1917
CIC 0554;
1917
CIC 0555;
1917
CIC 0556;
1917
CIC 0557;
1917
CIC 0558;
1917
CIC 0559;
1917
CIC 0560;
1917
CIC 0561;
1917
CIC 0562;
1917
CIC 0563;
1917
CIC 0564;
1917
CIC 0565;
1917
CIC 0566;
1917
CIC 0567;
1917
CIC 0568;
1917
CIC 0569;
1917
CIC 0570; 1917 CIC 0571;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 11, Chapter 3: Religious profession, cc. 0572-0586.
1917
CIC 0572;
1917
CIC 0573;
1917
CIC 0574;
1917
CIC 0575;
1917
CIC 0576;
1917
CIC 0577;
1917
CIC 0578;
1917
CIC 0579;
1917
CIC 0580;
1917
CIC 0581;
1917
CIC 0582;
1917
CIC 0583;
1917
CIC 0584;
1917
CIC 0585; 1917 CIC 0586;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 12: Course of studies in clerical religious institutes, cc. 0587-0592.
1917
CIC 0587;
1917
CIC 0588;
1917
CIC 0589;
1917
CIC 0590; 1917 CIC 0591;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 13: Obligations and privileges of religious, cc. 0592-0631.
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 13, Chapter 1: Obligations of religious, cc. 0592-0612.
1917
CIC 0592;
1917
CIC 0593;
1917
CIC 0594;
1917
CIC 0595;
1917
CIC 0596;
1917
CIC 0597;
1917
CIC 0598;
1917
CIC 0599;
1917
CIC 0600;
1917
CIC 0601;
1917
CIC 0602;
1917
CIC 0603;
1917
CIC 0604;
1917
CIC 0605;
1917
CIC 0606;
1917
CIC 0607;
1917
CIC 0608;
1917
CIC 0609;
1917
CIC 0610;
1917
CIC 0611; 1917 CIC 0612;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 13, Chapter 2: Privileges of religious, cc. 0613-0625.
1917
CIC 0613;
1917
CIC 0614; 1917 CIC 0615;
•
Joseph O’Brien (American Jesuit, 1898-
=), The Exemption of Religious in
Church Law, (Bruce, 1943) 307 pp. ▪ Review:
=.
Mult.
1917
CIC 0616;
1917
CIC 0617;
1917
CIC 0618;
1917
CIC 0619;
1917
CIC 0620;
1917
CIC 0621;
1917
CIC 0622;
1917
CIC 0623;
1917
CIC 0624; 1917 CIC 0625;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 13, Chapter 3: Religious promoted to dignities or parish
governance, cc. 0626-0631.
1917
CIC 0626;
1917
CIC 0627;
1917
CIC 0628;
1917
CIC 0629;
1917
CIC 0630; 1917 CIC 0631;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 14: Transfer to another religious institute, cc. 0632-0636.
1917
CIC 0632;
1917
CIC 0633;
1917
CIC 0634;
1917
CIC 0635; 1917 CIC 0636;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 15: Departure from a religious institute, cc. 0637-0645.
1917
CIC 0637;
1917
CIC 0638;
1917
CIC 0639;
1917
CIC 0640;
1917
CIC 0641;
1917
CIC 0642;
1917
CIC 0643;
1917
CIC 0644; 1917 CIC 0645;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 16: Dismissal of religious, cc. 0646-0672.
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 16: [Preliminary provision], cc. 0646.
1917 CIC 0646;
Bk. II, Part Two,
Title 16, Chapter 1: Dismissal of religious in temporary vows, cc.
0647-0648.
1917
CIC 0647; 1917 CIC 0648;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 16, Chapter 3: Dismissal of certain religious in perpetual vows, cc. 0649-0668.
1917
CIC 0649;
1917
CIC 0650;
1917
CIC 0651;
1917
CIC 0652;
1917
CIC 0653;
1917
CIC 0654;
1917
CIC 0655;
1917
CIC 0656;
1917
CIC 0657;
1917
CIC 0658;
1917
CIC 0659;
1917
CIC 0660;
1917
CIC 0661;
1917
CIC 0662;
1917
CIC 0663;
1917
CIC 0664;
1917
CIC 0665;
1917
CIC 0666;
1917
CIC 0667; 1917 CIC 0668;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 16, Chapter 4: Religious dismissed from perpetual vows, cc. 0669-0672.
1917
CIC 0669;
1917
CIC 0670;
1917
CIC 0671; 1917 CIC 0672;
Bk. II, Part Two, Title 17: Societies living in common without vows, cc. 0673-0681.
1917
CIC 0673;
1917
CIC 0674;
1917
CIC 0675;
1917
CIC 0676;
1917
CIC 0677;
1917
CIC 0678;
1917
CIC 0679;
1917
CIC 0680; 1917 CIC 0681;
Book II, Part Three: Laity, cc. 0682-0725. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book II, Part Three, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 682-683.
1917
CIC 0682; 1917 CIC 0683;
Book II, Part Three, Title 18: Associations of the faithful in general, cc. 684-069.
1917 CIC 0684;
•
Georges Vromant (Belgian Missionhurst, 1879
1917
CIC 0685;
1917
CIC 0686;
1917
CIC 0687;
1917
CIC 0688;
1917
CIC 0689;
1917
CIC 0690;
1917
CIC 0691;
1917
CIC 0692;
1917
CIC 0693;
1917
CIC 0694;
1917
CIC 0695;
1917
CIC 0696;
1917
CIC 0697;
1917
CIC 0698; 1917 CIC 0699;
Book II, Part Three, Title 19: Associations of the faithful in specific, cc. 0700-0725.
Book II, Part Three, Title 19, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0700-0725.
1917
CIC 0700; 1917 CIC 0701;
Book II, Part Three, Title 19, Chapter 1: Third order seculars, cc. 0702-0706.
1917
CIC 0702;
1917
CIC 0703;
1917
CIC 0704;
1917
CIC 0705; 1917 CIC 0706;
Book II, Part
Three, Title 19, Chapter 2: Confraternities and pious unions, cc.
0707-0719.
1917
CIC 0707;
1917
CIC 0708;
1917
CIC 0709;
1917
CIC 0710;
1917
CIC 0711;
1917
CIC 0712;
1917
CIC 0713;
1917
CIC 0714;
1917
CIC 0715;
1917
CIC 0716;
1917
CIC 0717;
1917
CIC 0718; 1917 CIC 0719;
Book II, Part Three, Title 19, Chapter 3: Archconfraternities and primary unions, cc. 0720-0725.
1917
CIC 0720;
1917
CIC 0721;
1917
CIC 0722;
1917
CIC 0723;
1917
CIC 0724; 1917 CIC 0725;
|
|
Book III: Things, cc. 0726-1551. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0726-0730.
1917
CIC 0726;
1917
CIC 0727;
1917
CIC 0728;
1917
CIC 0729; 1917 CIC 0730;
Book III, Part One: Sacraments, cc. 0731-1153. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part One: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0731-0736.
1917 CIC 0731;
1917
CIC 0732;
1917
CIC 0733;
1917
CIC 0734;
1917
CIC 0735; 1917 CIC 0736;
Book III, Part One, Title 1: Baptism, cc. 0737-0779.
Book III, Part One, Title 1, [Preliminary provision], c. 0737.
1917 CIC 0737;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 1: Minister of baptism, cc. 0738-0744.
1917
CIC 0738;
1917
CIC 0739;
1917
CIC 0740;
1917
CIC 0741;
1917
CIC 0742;
1917
CIC 0743; 1917 CIC 0744;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 2: Subject of baptism, cc. 0745-0754.
1917
CIC 0745;
1917
CIC 0746;
1917
CIC 0747;
1917
CIC 0750;
1917
CIC 0751; 1917 CIC 0752;
•
Jean-Marie Connolly (=, =), L’intention requise chez les adultes pour la réception
du baptême, (Tremblay et Dion, Québec, 1946)
= pp.
1917
CIC 0753; 1917 CIC 0754;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 3:
Rites and ceremonies of baptism, cc. 0755-0761.
1917
CIC 0755;
1917
CIC 0756;
1917
CIC 0757;
1917
CIC 0758;
1917
CIC 0759;
1917
CIC 0760; 1917 CIC 0761;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 4: Sponsors for baptism, cc. 0762-0769.
1917
CIC 0762;
1917
CIC 0763;
1917
CIC 0764;
1917
CIC 0765;
1917
CIC 0766;
1917
CIC 0767;
1917
CIC 0768; 1917 CIC 0769;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 5:
Time and place for conferring baptism, cc. 0770-0776.
1917
CIC 0770;
1917
CIC 0771;
1917
CIC 0772;
1917
CIC 0773;
1917
CIC 0774;
1917
CIC 0775; 1917 CIC 0776;
Book III, Part One, Title 1, Chapter 6:
Recording and proving baptism cc. 0777-0779.
1917
CIC 0777;
1917
CIC 0778; 1917 CIC 0779;
Book III, Part One, Title 2: Confirmation, cc. 0777-0800.
Book III, Part One, Title 2:
[Preliminary provisions], cc. 0780-0781.
1917
CIC 0780; 1917 CIC 0781;
Book III, Part One, Title 2, Chapter 1: Minister of confirmation, cc. 0782-0785.
1917
CIC 0782;
1917
CIC 0783;
1917
CIC 0784; 1917 CIC 0785;
Book III, Part One, Title 2, Chapter 2: Subject of confirmation, cc. 0786-0789.
1917
CIC 0786;
1917
CIC 0787;
1917
CIC 0788; 1917 CIC 0789;
Book III, Part One, Title 2, Chapter 3: Time and place for conferring confirmation, cc. 0790-0792.
1917
CIC 0790;
1917
CIC 0791; 1917 CIC 0792;
Book III, Part One, Title 2,
Chapter 4: Sponsors for confirmation, cc. 0793-0797.
1917
CIC 0793;
1917
CIC 0794;
1917
CIC 0795;
1917
CIC 0796; 1917 CIC 0797;
Book III, Part One, Title 2,
Chapter 4: Recording and proving confirmation, cc. 0793-0800.
1917
CIC 0798;
1917
CIC 0799; 1917 CIC 0800;
Book III, Part One, Title 3: The Most Holy Eucharist, cc. 0801-0869.
Book III, Part One, Title 3: [Preliminary provision], c. 0801.
1917 CIC 0801;
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 1: Sacrifice of the Mass, cc. 0802-0844.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 1, Article 1: Priest celebrating Mass, cc. 0802-0813.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 1, Article 2: Rites and ceremonies of the Mass, cc. 0814-0819.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 1, Article 3: Time and place for Mass, cc. 0820-0823.
• Joseph Gallagher
(≈ priest,
1919-),
The celebration of Mass outside of
churches and oratories, Université Laval (Québec, Canada) 1948)
158 pp.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 1, Article 4: Offerings or stipends Mass, cc. 0824-0844.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 2: Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist, cc. 0845-0869.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 1: Minister of holy Communion, cc. 0845-0852.
Book III, Part One, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 2: Subject of holy Communion, cc. 0853-0866.
Book III, Part One, Title 3,
Chapter 2, Article 3: Time and place for distribution of holy Communion, cc. 0867-0869.
Book III, Part One, Title 4: Penance, cc. 0870-0936.
Book III, Part One, Title 4: [Preliminary provision], c. 0870.
Book III, Part One, Title 4, Chapter 1: Minister of penance, cc. 0871-0892.
Caesare Carbone (Italian priest, =), Examen Confessariorum ad Codicis Iuris Canonici Normam Concinnatum, (Marietti, 1921), 368 pp. qqq Review: F. Cappello, Gregorianum 4 (1923) 149-150.
•
Georges Van Belleghem (Canadian Jesuit, ≈), L’usage illicite des connaissances acquises en
confession, (Laval diss. 1942) ≈
pp. ▪ Note: Appeared in part in
Sciences Ecclesiastiques
I (1948) 175-216.
Book III, Part One, Title 4, Chapter 2: Reservation of sins, cc. 0893-0900.
Book III, Part One, Title 4, Chapter 3: Subject of penance, cc. 0901-0907.
1917
CIC 0901;
1917
CIC 0902;
1917
CIC 0903;
1917
CIC 0904;
1917
CIC 0905;
1917
CIC 0906; 1917 CIC 0907;
Book III, Part One, Title 4, Chapter 4: Place of hearing confessions, cc. 0908-0910.
1917
CIC 0908;
1917
CIC 0909; 1917 CIC 0910;
Book III, Part One, Title 4, Chapter 5: Indulgences, cc. 0911-0936.
• Seraphinus de Angelis (=, =), De Indulgentiis: Tractatus quoad earum naturam et usum [1947], (Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2° ed., 1950) 581 pp. ▪ Review: =.
Book III, Part One, Title 4,
Chapter 5, Article 1: Granting indulgences, cc. 0911-0924. 1917 CIC 0911; definition of and exhortation to seek indulgences:
1917
CIC 0912;
1917
CIC 0913;
1917
CIC 0914;
1917
CIC 0915;
1917
CIC 0916;
1917
CIC 0917;
1917
CIC 0918;
1917
CIC 0919;
1917
CIC 0920;
1917
CIC 0921;
1917
CIC 0922;
1917
CIC 0923; 1917 CIC 0924;
Book III, Part One, Title 4,
Chapter 5, Article 2: Acquiring indulgences, cc. 0925-0935.
1917
CIC 0925;
1917
CIC 0926;
1917
CIC 0927;
1917
CIC 0928;
1917
CIC 0929;
1917
CIC 0930;
1917
CIC 0931;
1917
CIC 0932;
1917
CIC 0933;
1917
CIC 0934;
1917
CIC 0935; 1917 CIC 0936;
Book III, Part One, Title 5: Extreme unction, cc. 0937-0947.
Book III, Part One, Title 5: [Preliminary provision] c. 0937.
1917 CIC 0937;
Book III, Part One, Title 5,
Chapter 1: Minister of extreme unction, cc. 0938-0949.
1917
CIC 0938; 1917 CIC 0939;
Book III, Part One, Title 5, Chapter 2: Subject of extreme unction, cc. 0940-0944.
1917
CIC 0940;
1917
CIC 0941;
1917
CIC 0942;
1917
CIC 0943; 1917 CIC 0944;
Book III, Part One, Title 5,
Chapter 3: Rites and ceremonies of extreme unction, cc. 0945-0947.
1917
CIC 0945;
1917
CIC 0946; 1917 CIC 0947;
Book III, Part One, Title 6: Orders, cc. 0945-1011.
Book III, Part One, Title 6: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0948-0950.
1917
CIC 0948;
1917
CIC 0949; 1917 CIC 0950;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 1: Minister of ordination, cc. 0951-0967.
1917
CIC 0951;
1917
CIC 0952;
1917
CIC 0953;
1917
CIC 0954; 1917 CIC 0955; dispensation from irregularities for holy orders, as follows:
• James O'Connor (American Jesuit, 1910-1988), Dispensation from Irregularities to Holy Orders (West Baden College, 1952) 143 pp. ▪ Review: anon., The Jurist 14 (1954) 374-375.
1917
CIC 0956;
1917
CIC 0957;
1917
CIC 0958;
1917
CIC 0959;
1917
CIC 0960;
1917
CIC 0961;
1917
CIC 0962;
1917
CIC 0963;
1917
CIC 0964;
1917
CIC 0965;
1917
CIC 0966; 1917 CIC 0967;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 2: Subject of ordination, cc. 0968-0982.
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 2: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 0968-0972.
1917
CIC 0968;
1917
CIC 0969;
1917
CIC 0970;
1917
CIC 0971; 1917 CIC 0972;
Book III, Part One, Title 6,
Chapter 2, Article 1: Requirements in the subject of ordination, cc.
0973-0982.
1917
CIC 0973;
1917
CIC 0974;
1917
CIC 0975;
1917
CIC 0976;
1917
CIC 0977;
1917
CIC 0978;
1917
CIC 0979;
1917
CIC 0980; 1917 CIC 0981;
•
Gérard Couture (=, =), Les conditions juridiques des prêtres ordonnés au titre de
service du diocèse, (Laval diss., 1947) xvi-206 pp.
1917 CIC 0982;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 2, Article 3: Irregularities and other impediments, cc. 0983-0991.
1917
CIC 0983;
1917
CIC 0984;
1917
CIC 0985;
1917
CIC 0986;
1917
CIC 0987;
1917
CIC 0988;
1917
CIC 0989;
1917
CIC 0990; 1917 CIC 0991;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 3: Things that must precede ordination, cc. 0992-1001.
1917
CIC 0992;
1917
CIC 0993;
1917
CIC 0994;
1917
CIC 0995;
1917
CIC 0996;
1917
CIC 0997;
1917
CIC 0998;
1917
CIC 0999;
1917
CIC 1000; 1917 CIC 1001;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 4: Rites and ceremonies of ordination, cc. 1002-1005.
1917
CIC 1002;
1917
CIC 1003;
1917
CIC 1004; 1917 CIC 1005;
Book III, Part One, Title 6,
Chapter 5: Time and place of ordination, cc.
1006-1009.
1917
CIC 1006;
1917
CIC 1007;
1917
CIC 1008; 1917 CIC 1009;
Book III, Part One, Title 6, Chapter 6: Recording and proving ordination, cc. 1010-1011.
1917
CIC 1010; 1917 CIC 1011;
Book III, Part One, Title 7: Marriage, cc. 1010-1143.
• Joseph Bánk (Hungarian =, =), Connubia Canonica (Herder, 1959). ▪ Review: =.
• Matthew Ramstein (American Conventual, 1897-1955), The Pastor and Marriage Cases [1936], (Benziger, 2° ed., 1938) 252 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Ioannis Chelodi (Italian priest, 1882-1922), Ius Matrimoniale iuxta Codicem Iuris Canonici [=], (Libreria Moderna Editrice, 3° ed., 1921) 219 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: Chelodi’s text underwent at least two more revisions (4° ed. by V. Dalpiaz, Tridentum, 1937, = pp.; 5° ed. by P. Ciprotti, Anonima, 1947, 296 pp.) at least the latter of which was retitled Ius Canonicum de Matrimonio et de Iudiciis Matrimonialibus.
• Adhémar Esmein (French layman, 1848-1913), Le Mariage en Droit Canonique [1891], (Recueil Sirey, 2° ed., 1929) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: R. Génestal =. ≡ On the place of Esmein in canonistics see, e.g., L. Charret, "Esmein, Adhémar", DDC V (1953) 454-457.
• Pietro Gasparri (Italian prelate, 1852-1934), Tractatus Canonicus de Matrimonio [1891] (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 9° ed., 1932) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: =. Notes: This work originated under Decretal Law but, as revised by Gasparri, it was widely regarded as the premier commentary on codified matrimonial law and today ranks as a 'textus classicus'. ≡ On the place of Gasparri in canonistics see, e.g., W. Peters, "Gasparri, Pietro", NCE2 (2003) 103-104; G. Oesterlé, "Gasparri (Pierre)", DDC V (1953) 939-940; A. Piolanti, ed., Il Cardinnal Pietro Gasparri (Lateran, 1960) 235 pp., esp. 106-115. ≡ Gasparri biograph.
• George Joyce (English Jesuit, 1864-1943), Christian Marriage: an historical and doctrinal study, (Sheed & Ward, 1933) 632 pp. ▪ Review: G. Oesterlé, Ius Pontificium 14 (1934) 237-238. Notes: This work is a 'textus classicus'.
• Louis Nau (American priest, 1869-1935), Manual on the Marriage Laws of the Code of Canon Law, (Pustet, 1933) 254 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Joseph Petrovits (Hungarian/American priest, 1886-1963), The New Church Law on Matrimony, (McVey, 1921) 458 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Henry Ayrinhac (American Sulpician, 1867-1931), Marriage Legislation in the New Code of Canon Law [1932], (Benziger, rev. by P. Lydon, 1957) 397 pp.
Book III, Part One, Title 7:
[Preliminary provisions], cc.
1012-1018. 1917 CIC 1012;
1917
CIC 1013;
1917
CIC 1014;
1917
CIC 1015;
1917
CIC 1016;
1917
CIC 1017; 1917 CIC 1018;
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 1: Things that must precede marriage, especially banns, cc.
1019-1034.
1917
CIC 1019;
1917
CIC 1020;
1917
CIC 1021;
1917
CIC 1022;
1917
CIC 1023;
1917
CIC 1024;
1917
CIC 1025;
1917
CIC 1026;
1917
CIC 1027;
1917
CIC 1028;
1917
CIC 1029;
1917
CIC 1030;
1917
CIC 1031;
1917
CIC 1032;
1917
CIC 1033; 1917 CIC 1034;
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 2: Impediments in general, cc.
1035-1057.
1917
CIC 1035;
1917
CIC 1036;
1917
CIC 1037;
1917
CIC 1038;
1917
CIC 1039;
1917
CIC 1040;
1917
CIC 1041;
1917
CIC 1042;
1917
CIC 1043;
1917
CIC 1044;
1917
CIC 1045;
1917
CIC 1046;
1917
CIC 1047;
1917
CIC 1048;
1917
CIC 1049;
1917
CIC 1050;
1917
CIC 1051;
1917
CIC 1052;
1917
CIC 1053;
1917
CIC 1054;
1917
CIC 1055;
1917
CIC 1056; 1917 CIC 1057;
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 3: Impeding impediments, cc. 1058-1066.
1917
CIC 1058;
1917
CIC 1059;
1917
CIC 1060;
1917
CIC 1061;
1917
CIC 1062;
1917
CIC 1063;
1917
CIC 1064;
1917
CIC 1065; 1917 CIC 1066;
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 4: Diriment impediments, cc.
1067-1080.
1917
CIC 1067; 1917 CIC 1068;
• Arthur McClory
(American priest, 1919-1978), The notion of impotence in canon law,
(Laval diss., 1951, OCLC
978097959) only partially available.
1917
CIC 1069;
1917
CIC 1070;
1917
CIC 1071;
1917
CIC 1072;
1917
CIC 1073;
1917
CIC 1074;
1917
CIC 1075;
1917
CIC 1076;
1917
CIC 1077;
1917
CIC 1078;
1917
CIC 1079; 1917 CIC 1080;
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 5: Consent to marriage, cc. 1081-1093.
1917
CIC 1081;
1917
CIC 1082;
1917
CIC 1083;
1917
CIC 1084;
1917
CIC 1085; 1917 CIC 1086;
•
Donald Levan, “’Communion of Life’ and simulation: a comparison of the
1917 Code Canon 1086 § 2 and 1983 Code Canon 1101 § 2”,
(CUA licentiate thesis,
1995).
1917
CIC 1087;
1917
CIC 1088;
1917
CIC 1089;
1917
CIC 1090;
1917
CIC 1091;
1917
CIC 1092; 1917 CIC 1093;
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 6: Matrimonial form, cc. 1094-1103.
1917
CIC 1094;
1917
CIC 1095;
1917
CIC 1096;
1917
CIC 1097;
1917
CIC 1098; 1917 CIC 1099;
Papal:
•
Pius XII (reg. 1939-1958), m.p. Abrogatur alterum comma (1 aug 1948), AAS 40
(1948) 305-306. ▪ Eng. trans. CLD III: 463-464. Derogates from 1917 CIC 1099 § 2 by simply striking the clause "item ab acatholicis . . . acatholica contraxerint".
1917
CIC 1100;
1917
CIC 1101;
1917
CIC 1102; 1917 CIC 1103;
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 7: Marriage of conscience, cc. 1104-1107.
Comment: This sort
of marriage is now known as "secret marriage" (1983 CIC 1130-1133).
1917
CIC 1104;
1917
CIC 1105;
1917
CIC 1106; 1917 CIC 1107;
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 8: Time and place for celebration of marriage, cc. 1108-1109.
1917
CIC 1108; 1917 CIC 1109;
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 9: Effects of marriage, cc. 1110-1117.
1917
CIC 1110;
1917
CIC 1111;
1917
CIC 1112;
1917
CIC 1113;
1917
CIC 1114;
1917
CIC 1115;
1917
CIC 1116; 1917 CIC 1117;
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 10: Separation of spouses, cc. 1118-1132.
1917
CIC 1118;
1917
CIC 1119;
1917
CIC 1120;
1917
CIC 1121;
1917
CIC 1122;
•
Francis Woods (American priest, =),
The Constitutions of Canon 1125
and their application in the United States (Bruce, 1935) 112 pp.
▪
Review:
=.
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 10, Article 1: Separation from bed, table, and dwelling, cc.
1128-1132.
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 11: Convalidation of marriage, cc. 1128-1132.
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 11, Article 1, Simple convalidation, cc. 1133-1137.
Book III, Part One, Title 7, Chapter 11, Article 2, On radical sanation, cc. 1138-1141.
• Jean Bernhard (Alsatian priest, 1914-2006), La notion de la ‘Sanatio in radice’ dans le droit canonique moderne et contemporain, (Univ. Strasbourg diss. 1948) ≈ pp. ▪ Note: On the place of Bernhard in canonistics, see, e.g., J. Werkmeister, Revue de Droit Canonique 55 (2005) 225-234, on-line here.
Book III, Part One, Title 7,
Chapter 12: Second weddings, cc. 1142-1143.
Book III, Part One, Title 8:
Sacramentals, cc. 1144-1153.
Book III, Part Two: Sacred Places and Times, cc. 1154-1254. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Two, Section One: Sacred Places, cc. 1154-1242. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Two, Section One: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1154-1160.
Book III, Part Two, Section One, Title 9: Churches, cc. 1161-1187.
Book III, Part Two, Section One,
Title 10: Oratories, cc. 1188-1196.
Book III, Part Two, Section One,
Title 11: Altars, cc. 1197-1202.
Book III, Part Two, Section One, Title 12: Ecclesiastical burial, cc. 1203-1242.
Book III, Part Two, Section One,
Title 12: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1203-1204.
Book III, Part Two, Section One, Title 12, Chapter 1: Cemeteries, cc. 1205-1214.
Book III, Part Two, Section One,
Title 12, Chapter 2: Transfer of corpse, funeral and burial, cc. 1215-1238.
1917
CIC 1216;
1917
CIC 1217;
1917
CIC 1218;
1917
CIC 1219;
1917
CIC 1220;
1917
CIC 1221;
1917
CIC 1222;
1917
CIC 1223;
1917
CIC 1224;
1917
CIC 1225;
1917
CIC 1226;
1917
CIC 1227;
1917
CIC 1228;
1917
CIC 1229;
1917
CIC 1230;
1917
CIC 1231;
1917
CIC 1232;
1917
CIC 1233;
1917
CIC 1234;
1917
CIC 1235;
1917
CIC 1236;
1917
CIC 1237;
1917
CIC 1238; 1917 CIC 1239;
Book III, Part Two, Section One,
Title 12, Chapter 3: Granting and denying ecclesiastical burial, cc. 1239-1242.
1917
CIC 1240;
1917
CIC 1241; 1917 CIC 1242;
Book III, Part Two, Section Two: Sacred Times, cc. 1243-1254. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Two, Section Two: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1243-1246.
1917
CIC 1243;
1917
CIC 1244;
1917
CIC 1245; 1917 CIC 1246;
Book III, Part Two, Section Two,
Title 13: Feast days, cc. 1247-1249.
1917
CIC 1247;
1917
CIC 1248; 1917 CIC 1249;
Book III, Part Two, Section Two, Title 14: Abstinence and fast, cc. 1250-1254.
1917
CIC 1250;
1917
CIC 1251;
1917
CIC 1252;
1917
CIC 1253; 1917 CIC 1254;
Book III, Part Three: Divine Worship, cc. 1255-1321. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Three:
[Preliminary provisions], cc. 1255-1264.
1917
CIC 1255;
1917
CIC 1256;
1917
CIC 1257;
1917
CIC 1258;
1917
CIC 1259;
1917
CIC 1260;
1917
CIC 1261;
1917
CIC 1262;
1917
CIC 1263; 1917 CIC 1264;
Book III, Part Three, Title 15: Custody of worship of the most holy Eucharist, cc. 1265-1275.
1917
CIC 1265;
1917
CIC 1266;
1917
CIC 1267;
1917
CIC 1268;
1917
CIC 1271;
1917
CIC 1272;
1917
CIC 1273;
1917
CIC 1274; 1917 CIC 1275;
Book III, Part Three, Title 16: Saints, sacred images, and relics, cc. 1276-1289.
1917
CIC 1276;
1917
CIC 1277;
1917
CIC 1278;
1917
CIC 1279;
1917
CIC 1280;
1917
CIC 1281;
1917
CIC 1282;
1917
CIC 1283;
1917
CIC 1284;
1917
CIC 1285;
1917
CIC 1286;
1917
CIC 1287;
1917
CIC 1288; 1917 CIC 1289;
Book III, Part Three, Title 17: Sacred processions, cc. 1290-1295.
1917
CIC 1290;
1917
CIC 1291;
1917
CIC 1292;
1917
CIC 1293;
1917
CIC 1294; 1917 CIC 1295;
Book III, Part Three, Title 18:
Sacred furnishings, cc. 1296-1306.
1917
CIC 1296;
1917
CIC 1297;
1917
CIC 1298;
1917
CIC 1299;
1917
CIC 1300;
1917
CIC 1301;
1917
CIC 1302;
1917
CIC 1303;
1917
CIC 1304;
1917
CIC 1305; 1917 CIC 1306;
Book III, Part Three, Title 19: Vows and oaths, cc. 1307-1321.
Book III, Part Three, Title 19, Chapter 1: Vows, cc. 1307-1315.
1917
CIC 1307;
1917
CIC 1308;
1917
CIC 1309;
1917
CIC 1310;
1917
CIC 1311;
1917
CIC 1312;
1917
CIC 1313;
1917
CIC 1314; 1917 CIC 1315;
Book III, Part Three, Title 19,
Chapter 2: Oaths, cc. 1316-1321.
1917
CIC 1316;
1917
CIC 1317;
1917
CIC 1318;
1917
CIC 1319;
1917
CIC 1320; 1917 CIC 1321;
Book III, Part Four: Magisterium, cc. 1322-1408. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Four: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1322-1326.
1917
CIC 1322;
1917
CIC 1323;
1917
CIC 1324;
1917
CIC 1325; 1917 CIC 1326;
Book III, Part Four, Title 20: Preaching the divine word, cc. 1327-1351.
Book III, Part Four, Title 20: [Preliminary provisions] cc. 1327-1328.
1917
CIC 1327; 1917 CIC 1328;
Book III, Part Four, Title 20, Chapter
1: Catechetical instruction, cc.
1329-1336.
1917
CIC 1329;
1917
CIC 1330;
1917
CIC 1331;
1917
CIC 1332;
1917
CIC 1333;
1917
CIC 1334;
1917
CIC 1335; 1917 CIC 1336;
Book III, Part Four, Title 20, Chapter
2: Sacred sermons, cc. 1337-1348.
1917
CIC 1337;
1917
CIC 1338;
1917
CIC 1339;
1917
CIC 1340;
1917
CIC 1341;
1917
CIC 1342;
1917
CIC 1343;
1917
CIC 1344;
1917
CIC 1345;
1917
CIC 1346;
1917
CIC 1347; 1917 CIC 1348;
Book III, Part Four, Title 20, Chapter 3: Sacred missions, cc. 1349-1351.
1917
CIC 1349;
1917
CIC 1350; 1917 CIC 1351;
Book III, Part Four, Title 21:
Seminaries, cc. 1352-1371.
1917
CIC 1352;
1917
CIC 1353;
1917
CIC 1354;
1917
CIC 1355;
1917
CIC 1356;
1917
CIC 1357;
1917
CIC 1358;
1917
CIC 1359;
1917
CIC 1360;
1917
CIC 1361;
1917
CIC 1362;
1917
CIC 1363;
1917
CIC 1364;
1917
CIC 1365;
1917
CIC 1366;
1917
CIC 1367;
1917
CIC 1368;
1917
CIC 1369;
1917
CIC 1370; 1917 CIC 1371;
Book III, Part Four, Title 22: Schools, cc. 1372-1383.
1917
CIC 1372;
1917
CIC 1373;
1917
CIC 1374;
1917
CIC 1375;
1917
CIC 1376;
1917
CIC 1377;
1917
CIC 1378;
1917
CIC 1379;
1917
CIC 1380;
1917
CIC 1381;
1917
CIC 1382; 1917 CIC 1383;
Book III, Part Four, Title 23: Previous censorship of books and their prohibition, cc. 1384-1405.
• Edoard Gagnon (Canadian priest, 1918-2007), La censure des livres, (Laval diss. 3, 1944) xxix-223 pp. ▪ Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 4 (1948) 600. Notes: Gagnon biograph.
Book III, Part Four, Title 23
[Preliminary provision],
cc. 1384. 1917 CIC 1384;
Book III, Part Four, Title 23, Chapter
1: Previous censorship of books, cc. 1385-1394.
1917
CIC 1385;
1917
CIC 1386;
1917
CIC 1387;
1917
CIC 1388;
1917
CIC 1389;
1917
CIC 1390;
1917
CIC 1391;
1917
CIC 1392;
1917
CIC 1393; 1917 CIC 1394;
Book III, Part Four, Title 23, Chapter 2: Prohibition of books, cc. 1395-1405.
1917
CIC 1395;
1917
CIC 1396;
1917
CIC 1397;
1917
CIC 1398; 1917 CIC 1399;
Comment: The major stages in the abolition of the “Index of
Forbidden Books” can be traced in the following documents: Paul VI, m.p.
Integrae servandae (7 dec 1965),
Acta Apostolicae Sedis 57 (1965) 952-955, Eng. trans.,
(dispositive parts only) CLD VI: 358-359, renaming and redefining the
competence of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith;
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, notif.
Post litteras apostolicas (14 iun 1966),
Acta Apostolicae Sedis
58 (1966) 455, Eng. trans., CLD VI: 814-815, confirming the revocation
of the “Index of Forbidden Books”; and, Congregation for the Doctrine of
the Faith, decr. Post editam (15 nov 1966),
Acta Apostolicae Sedis
58 (1966) 1186, Eng. trans., CLD VI: 817-818, abrogating 1917 CIC 1399
and 2318. See also
Redmund Burke (American Viatorian, 1914-1996), What is the
Index? (Bruce, 1952) 129 pp.
1917
CIC 1400;
Book III, Part Four, Title 24, Chapter
2: Profession of faith, cc. 1406-1408.
Book III, Part Five: Benefices and non-collegiate institutes, cc. 1409-1494. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Five, Title 25, Ecclesiastical benefices, cc. 1409-1488.
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, [Preliminary provisions],
cc. 1409-1413.
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, Chapter 1: Constitution or erection of benefices,
cc. 1414-1418.
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, Chapter 2: Union, transfer, division, dismemberment,
conversion, and suppression of benefices,
cc. 1419-1430.
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, Chapter 3: Conferral of benefices,
cc. 1431-1447.
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, Chapter 4: Right of patronage,
cc. 1448-1471.
1917
CIC 1450;
Book III, Part Five, Title 25, Chapter 5: Rights and obligations of beneficiaries, cc. 1472-1483.
1917
CIC 1473;
1917
CIC 1474;
1917
CIC 1475;
1917
CIC 1476;
1917
CIC 1477;
1917
CIC 1478;
1917
CIC 1479;
1917
CIC 1480;
1917
CIC 1481;
1917
CIC 1482; 1917 CIC 1483;
Book III, Part Five,
Title 25, Chapter 6: Termination of and changes to benefices,
cc. 1484-1488. 1917 CIC 1488;
Book III, Part Five,
Title 26: Other non-collegiate ecclesiastical benefices,
cc. 1489-1494.
Book III, Part Six: Temporal goods, cc. 1495-1551. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book III, Part Six: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1495-1498.
1917
CIC 1496;
1917
CIC 1497; 1917 CIC 1498;
Book
III, Part Six, Title 27: Acquiring ecclesiastical goods,
cc. 1499-1517.
1917
CIC 1499;
1917
CIC 1500;
•
Lucien Sylvestre (Canadian priest, 1917-1969), Le cathédratique: histoire, commentaire canonique et
législation canadienne, (Laval diss., 1946) 175 pp. 1917 CIC 1508;
1917 CIC 1509;
1917 CIC 1510;
1917 CIC 1511;
1917 CIC 1512;
1917 CIC 1513;
1917 CIC 1514;
1917 CIC 1515;
1917 CIC 1516;
1917 CIC 1517;
Book III, Part Six, Title 28: Administration of ecclesiastical goods, cc. 1518-1528.
1917 CIC 1518;
1917 CIC 1519;
1917 CIC 1520;
1917 CIC 1521;
1917 CIC 1522;
1917 CIC 1523;
1917 CIC 1524;
1917 CIC 1525;
1917 CIC 1526;
1917
CIC 1527; 1917 CIC 1528;
Book III, Part Six, Title 29: Contracts, cc. 1529-1543.
1917 CIC 1529;
1917 CIC 1530;
1917 CIC 1531;
1917
CIC 1532; 1917 CIC 1533;
1917 CIC 1534;
1917 CIC 1535;
1917 CIC 1536;
1917
CIC 1537;
1917
CIC 1538; 1917 CIC 1539;
1917
CIC 1540;
1917
CIC 1541; 1917 CIC 1542;
1917 CIC 1543;
Book
III, Part Six, Title 29: Pious foundations,
cc. 1544-1551.
1917
CIC 1544;
1917
CIC 1545;
1917
CIC 1546;
1917
CIC 1547;
1917
CIC 1550;
|
|
Book IV: Procedures, cc. 1552-2194. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part One: Trials, cc. 1552-1998. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part One: Trials, [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1552-1555.
Book IV, Part One, Section One: Trials in general, cc. 1556-1924. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 1: Competent forum, cc. 1556-1568.
1917 CIC 1556;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2: Grades and types of tribunals, cc. 1556-1607.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1569-1571.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 1: Ordinary tribunal of first instance, cc. 1572-1593.
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 1, Article 1: Judge,
cc. 1572-1579.
1917
CIC 1573;
1917
CIC 1574;
1917
CIC 1575;
1917
CIC 1576;
1917
CIC 1577;
1917
CIC 1578; 1917 CIC 1579;
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 1, Article 2: Auditors and
reporters,
cc. 1580-1584.
1917
CIC 1580;
1917
CIC 1581;
1917
CIC 1582;
1917
CIC 1583;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 1, Article 3: Notary, Promoter of Justice, Defender of the Bond, cc. 1585-1590.
Learned:
•
Archibald Stitt (American priest, 1898-1980), De
Promotore iustitiae eisuque munere in curia dioecesana, (Editione
Scientifica Internazionale, 1939) xxviii-213 pp.
1917
CIC 1588;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 1, Article 4: Couriers and messengers, cc. 1591-1593.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 2: Ordinary tribunal of second instance, cc. 1594-1596.
1917 CIC 1596;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 3: Ordinary tribunals of the Apostolic See, cc. 1597-1605.
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 3: [Preliminary provision],
cc. 1597. 1917 CIC 1597;
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 1: Sacred Roman
Rota,
cc. 1598-1601.
1917
CIC 1598;
1917
CIC 1599;
1917
CIC 1600;
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 2: Apostolic
Signatura,
cc. 1602-1605.
Book
IV, Part One, Section One, Title 2, Chapter 4: Delegated tribunal,
cc. 1606-1607.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3: Discipline to be observed in tribunals, cc. 1606-1645.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3, Chapter 1: Judge and tribunal ministers, cc. 1608-1626.
1917 CIC 1608;
1917 CIC 1609;
1917 CIC 1610;
1917 CIC 1611;
1917 CIC 1612;
1917 CIC 1613;
1917 CIC 1614;
1917 CIC 1615;
1917 CIC 1616;
1917 CIC 1617;
1917 CIC 1618;
1917 CIC 1619;
1917 CIC 1620;
1917 CIC 1621;
1917 CIC 1622;
1917 CIC 1623;
1917 CIC 1624;
1917 CIC 1625;
1917 CIC 1626;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3, Chapter 2: Order of treatment, cc. 1627-1633.
1917
CIC 1627; 1917 CIC 1628;
1917 CIC 1629;
1917 CIC 1630;
1917 CIC 1631;
1917
CIC 1632; 1917 CIC 1633;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3, Chapter 3: Time limits and deadlines, cc. 1634-1635.
1917 CIC 1634;
1917 CIC 1635;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3, Chapter 4: Time and place of trial, cc. 1636-1639.
1917 CIC 1636;
1917
CIC 1637;
1917
CIC 1638; 1917 CIC 1639;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 3, Chapter 5: Person admitted to judicial discussion and manner of producing and preserving acts, cc. 1640-1645.
1917
CIC 1640;
1917
CIC 1641; 1917 CIC 1642;
1917
CIC 1643;
1917
CIC 1644; 1917 CIC 1645;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 4: Parties in the case, cc. 1646-1666.
• Joseph Sadusky, "The necessity and nature of the respondent's involvement in formal cases of matrimonial nullity of first instance as seen in the 1917 Code and the 1936 instruction Provida Mater", (CUA licentiate thesis, 1981-1982).
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 1: Petitioner and convened respondent,
cc. 1647-1654.
1917
CIC 1646;
1917
CIC 1647;
1917
CIC 1650;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 4, Chapter 2: Procurators and advocates, cc. 1655-1666.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5: Actions and exceptions, cc. 1667-1705.
• Stephanus Gómez (Dominican, =), De Actionibus et Exceptionibus, Canones 1667-1705 (Copisteria Coscia, 1951) 204 pp. ▪ Review: =.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 5, [Preliminary provisions],
cc. 1667-1671.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 1: Sequestration and restraint on exercise of rights, cc. 1672-1675.
1917
CIC 1673;
1917
CIC 1674; 1917 CIC 1675;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 2: Actions to prevent operations and threatened damages, cc. 1676-1678.
1917
CIC 1676;
1917
CIC 1677; 1917 CIC 1678;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 3: Actions arising from nullity of acts, cc. 1679-1683.
1917
CIC 1679;
1917
CIC 1680;
1917
CIC 1681;
1917
CIC 1682; 1917 CIC 1683;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 4: Recissory actions and restitution in
the entirety,
cc. 1684-1689.
1917
CIC 1688;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 5: Mutual petition or counter-suits, cc. 1690-1692.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 6: Actions or possessory remedies, cc. 1693-1700.
1917
CIC 1696;
1917
CIC 1697;
1917
CIC 1698;
1917
CIC 1699; 1917 CIC 1700;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 5, Chapter 7: Extinction of actions, cc. 1701-1705.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 6: Introduction of the case, cc. 1706-1725.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 6, Chapter 1: Libellus introducing litigation, cc. 1706-1710.
1917 CIC 1708;
1917 CIC 1709;
1917 CIC 1710;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 6, Chapter 2: Citation and communication of judicial acts, cc. 1711-1725.
1917 CIC 1711;
1917 CIC 1712;
1917 CIC 1713;
1917 CIC 1714;
1917 CIC 1715;
1917 CIC 1716;
1917 CIC 1717;
1917 CIC 1718;
1917 CIC 1719;
1917 CIC 1720;
1917 CIC 1721;
1917 CIC 1722;
1917 CIC 1723;
1917 CIC 1724;
1917 CIC 1725;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 7: Joinder of issues, cc. 1726-1731.
1917 CIC 1726;
1917
CIC 1727; 1917 CIC 1728;
1917 CIC 1729;
1917 CIC 1730;
1917 CIC 1731;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 8: Instance of the litigation, cc. 1732-1741.
1917
CIC 1732; 1917 CIC 1733;
1917 CIC 1734;
1917 CIC 1735;
1917 CIC 1736;
1917
CIC 1737;
1917
CIC 1738; 1917 CIC 1739;
1917
CIC 1740; 1917 CIC 1741;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 9: Interrogation of parties made at trial, cc. 1742-1746.
1917 CIC 1742;
1917
CIC 1743;
1917
CIC 1744;
1917
CIC 1745; 1917 CIC 1746;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10: Evidence, cc. 1747-1836.
• Francis Wanenmacher (American priest, 1859- 1887=? -=), Canonical Evidence in Marriage Cases (Dolphin, 1935) 412 pp. ▪ Review: =.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10: [Preliminary provisions],
cc. 1747-1749.
1917
CIC 1747;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 1: Confession of the parties,
cc. 1750-1753.
1917
CIC 1750;
1917 CIC 1753;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2: Confession of the parties, cc. 1754-1791.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2: [Preliminary provisions],
cc. 1754-1755.
1917
CIC 1754; 1917 CIC 1755;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 1: Who can be a
witness,
cc. 1756-1758.
1917
CIC 1756;
1917
CIC 1757; 1917 CIC 1758;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 2: Participation of
witnesses,
cc. 1759-1766.
1917
CIC 1759;
1917
CIC 1760;
1917
CIC 1761;
1917
CIC 1762;
1917
CIC 1763;
1917
CIC 1764;
1917
CIC 1765; 1917 CIC 1766;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 3: Oath of witnesses,
cc. 1767-1769.
1917
CIC 1767;
1917
CIC 1768; 1917 CIC 1769;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 4: Examination of witnesses, cc. 1770-1781.
1917
CIC 1770;
1917
CIC 1771;
1917
CIC 1772;
1917
CIC 1773;
1917
CIC 1774;
1917
CIC 1775;
1917
CIC 1776;
1917
CIC 1777;
1917
CIC 1778;
1917
CIC 1779;
1917
CIC 1780; 1917 CIC 1781;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 5: Disclosure and rejection
of testimony,
cc. 1782-1786.
1917
CIC 1782;
1917
CIC 1783;
1917
CIC 1784;
1917
CIC 1785; 1917 CIC 1786;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 6: Indemnification of witnesses, cc. 1787-1788.
1917
CIC 1787; 1917 CIC 1788;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 2, Article 7: Trustworthiness of
witnesses,
cc. 1789-1791.
1917
CIC 1789;
1917
CIC 1790; 1917 CIC 1791;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 3: Experts,
cc. 1792-1805.
1917
CIC 1792;
1917
CIC 1793;
1917
CIC 1794;
1917
CIC 1795;
1917
CIC 1796;
1917
CIC 1797;
1917
CIC 1798;
1917
CIC 1799;
1917
CIC 1800;
1917
CIC 1801;
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 4: Judicial access and
examination,
cc. 1806-1811.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 5: Evidence through instruments, cc. 1812-1824.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 5, Article 1: Nature and trustworthiness of instruments, cc. 1812-1818.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 5, Article 2: Production of documents and action for exhibition, cc. 1819-1824.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 6: Presumptions, cc. 1825-1828.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 10, Chapter 7: Oath of the parties,
cc. 1829-1836.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 11: Incidental cases, cc. 1837-1857.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 11: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1837-1841.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 11, Chapter 1: Contumacy, cc. 1842-1851.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 11, Chapter 2: Intervention of third parties in a case, cc. 1852-1853.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 11, Chapter 3: Attempts while litigation is pending, cc. 1854-1857.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 12: Publication of process, conclusion of the case, and discussion, cc. 1858-1867.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 13: Sentence,
cc. 1868-1877.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 14: Remedies at law against a sentence, cc. 1868-1877.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 14: [Preliminary
provision],
c. 1878.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 14, Chapter 1: Appeal, cc. 1879-1891.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 14, Chapter 2: Complaint of nullity, cc. 1892-1897.
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 14, Chapter 3: Opposition of a third party, cc. 1898-1901.
1917 CIC 1901;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 15: Adjudicated matter and restitution in the entirety, cc. 1902-1907.
1917
CIC 1902;
1917
CIC 1903;
1917
CIC 1904;
1917
CIC 1905;
1917
CIC 1906; 1917 CIC 1907;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 16: Judicial expenses and gratuitous service, cc. 1908-1916.
Book IV,
Part One, Section One, Title 16, Chapter 1: Judicial expenses,
cc. 1908-1913.
1917
CIC 1908;
1917
CIC 1909;
1917
CIC 1910;
1917
CIC 1911;
1917
CIC 1912; 1917 CIC 1913;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 16, Chapter 2: Free service and reduction of judicial expenses, cc. 1914-1916.
1917
CIC 1914;
1917
CIC 1915; 1917 CIC 1916;
Book IV, Part One, Section One, Title 17: Execution of the sentence, cc. 1917-1924.
1917
CIC 1917;
1917
CIC 1918;
1917
CIC 1919;
1917
CIC 1920;
1917
CIC 1921;
1917
CIC 1922;
1917
CIC 1923; 1917 CIC 1924;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two: Particular norms in certain trials, cc. 1925-1998. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 18: Methods for avoiding a contentious trial, cc. 1925-1932.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 18, Chapter 1: Settlement, cc. 1925-1928.
1917
CIC 1925;
1917
CIC 1926;
1917
CIC 1927; 1917 CIC 1928;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 18, Chapter 2: Compromise by arbitration, cc. 1929-1932.
1917
CIC 1929;
1917
CIC 1930;
1917
CIC 1931; 1917 CIC 1932;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 19: Criminal trials, cc. 1933-1959.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 19: {Preliminary provision] c. 1933.
1917 CIC 1933;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 19, Chapter 1: Accusatory action and denunciation, cc. 1934-1938.
1917
CIC 1934;
1917
CIC 1935;
1917
CIC 1936;
1917
CIC 1937; 1917 CIC 1938;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 19, Chapter 2: Investigation,
cc. 1939-1946.
1917
CIC 1939;
1917
CIC 1940;
1917
CIC 1941;
1917
CIC 1942;
1917
CIC 1943;
1917
CIC 1944;
1917
CIC 1945; 1917 CIC 1946;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 19, Chapter 3: Correction of the delinquent,
cc. 1947-1953.
1917
CIC 1947;
1917
CIC 1948;
1917
CIC 1949;
1917
CIC 1950;
1917
CIC 1951;
1917
CIC 1952; 1917 CIC 1953;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 19, Chapter 4: Instruction of criminal process and
arraignment of defendant,
cc. 1954-1959.
1917
CIC 1954;
1917
CIC 1955;
1917
CIC 1956;
1917
CIC 1957;
1917
CIC 1958; 1917 CIC 1959;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20: Marriage cases, cc. 1960-1992.
• William Doheny (American Redemptorist, 1898-1982), Canonical Procedure in Matrimonial Cases, (Bruce, 1938, 1944) in 2 vols. ▪ Review: M. Hardin, Franciscan Studies 5 (1945) 331-332. Notes: Vol. I of this work treats formal marriage cases, vol. II, informal.
• Theodore Labouré (French/American Oblate, 1883-1944) & William Byrnes (American layman, ≈), Procedure in the Diocesan Matrimonial Courts of First Instance (Benziger, 1928) 263 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: Labouré biograph.
• Joannes Torre (=, =), Processus Matrimonialis (D'Auria, 1947) 374 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, The Jurist 16 (1956) 331-332.
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 1: Competent forum,
cc. 1960-1965.
1917
CIC 1960;
1917
CIC 1961;
1917
CIC 1962;
1917
CIC 1963;
1917
CIC 1964; 1917 CIC 1965;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 2: Constitution of the tribunal, cc. 1966-1969.
1917
CIC 1966;
1917
CIC 1967;
1917
CIC 1968; 1917 CIC 1969;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 3: Right to accuse marriage and to request dispensation from a merely ratifed marriage, cc. 1970-1973.
1917
CIC 1970; 1917 CIC 1971; who can accuse of a marriage of nullity.
• Vincent Foy (Canadian priest, 1915-2017), The right of the consorts to attack the marriage bond, (Laval diss., 1954) ≈ 325 mf.
• John Marquardt (American Glenmary, 1920-2004), The Loss of Right to Accuse a Marriage: a treatise on the final clause of c. 1971 § 1 n. 1, (Officium Libri Catholici, 1951) 125 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, The Jurist 13 (1953) 135-136. ≡ Marquardt biograph.
1917
CIC 1972; 1917 CIC 1973;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 4: Evidence, cc. 1974-1982.
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 4, Article 1: Witnesses,
cc. 1974-1975.
1917
CIC 1974; 1917 CIC 1975;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 4, Article 2: Inspection of the body, cc. 1976-1982.
1917
CIC 1976;
1917
CIC 1977;
1917
CIC 1978;
1917
CIC 1979;
1917
CIC 1980;
1917
CIC 1981; 1917 CIC 1982;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 5: Publication of the process,
conclusion of the case, and sentence,
cc. 1983-1985.
1917
CIC 1983;
1917
CIC 1984; 1917 CIC 1985;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 6: Appeals,
cc. 1986-1989.
1917
CIC 1986;
1917
CIC 1987;
1917
CIC 1988; 1917 CIC 1989;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 20, Chapter 7: Cases excepted from rules to this point, cc. 1990-1992.
1917
CIC 1990;
1917
CIC 1991; 1917 CIC 1992;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 21: Cases against sacred ordination,
cc. 1993-1998.
1917
CIC 1993;
1917
CIC 1994;
1917
CIC 1995;
1917
CIC 1996;
1917
CIC 1997; 1917 CIC 1998;
Book IV, Part Two: Beatification and Canonization, cc. 1999-2141. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part Two: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 1999-2002.
1917
CIC 1999;
1917
CIC 2000;
1917
CIC 2001; 1917 CIC 2002;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 22: Persons who have part in the process, cc. 2003-2018.
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 22, Chapter 1: Petitioner and postulator,
cc. 2003-2008.
1917
CIC 2003;
1917
CIC 2004;
1917
CIC 2005;
1917
CIC 2006;
1917
CIC 2007; 1917 CIC 2008;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 22, Chapter 2: Cardinal reporter, promoters of
faith, sub-promoters,
cc. 2009-2012.
1917
CIC 2009;
1917
CIC 2010;
1917
CIC 2011; 1917 CIC 2012;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 22, Chapter 3: Notary, chancellor, and advocates,
cc. 2013-2018.
1917
CIC 2013;
1917
CIC 2014;
1917
CIC 2015;
1917
CIC 2016;
1917
CIC 2017; 1917 CIC 2018;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 23: Evidence to be used in the processes, cc. 2019-2036.
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 23, Chapter 1: Evidence generally,
cc. 2019-2022.
1917
CIC 2019;
1917
CIC 2020;
1917
CIC 2021; 1917 CIC 2022;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 23, Chapter 2: Witnesses and experts, cc. 2023-2031.
1917
CIC 2023;
1917
CIC 2024;
1917
CIC 2025;
1917
CIC 2026;
1917
CIC 2027;
1917
CIC 2028;
1917
CIC 2029;
1917
CIC 2030;
1917
CIC 2031; Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 23, Chapter 3: Documents to be included in process, cc. 2032-2036.
1917
CIC 2032;
1917
CIC 2033;
1917
CIC 2034;
1917
CIC 2035; 1917 CIC 2036;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24: Beatification of Servants of God by non-cult way, cc. 2037-2124.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24: [Preliminary provision], cc. 2037-2124.
1917 CIC 2037;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1: Process to be instructed by the local ordinary on his own authority, cc. 2038-2064.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 2038-20431.
1917
CIC 2038;
1917
CIC 2039;
1917
CIC 2040; 1917 CIC 2041;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1, Article 1: Review of the writings of
the Servant of God,
cc. 2042-2048.
1917
CIC 2042;
1917
CIC 2043;
1917
CIC 2044;
1917
CIC 2045;
1917
CIC 2046;
1917
CIC 2047; 1917 CIC 2048;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1, Article 2: Informative process,
cc. 2049-2056.
1917
CIC 2049;
1917
CIC 2050;
1917
CIC 2051;
1917
CIC 2052;
1917
CIC 2053;
1917
CIC 2054;
1917
CIC 2055; 1917 CIC 2056;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1, Article 3: Process of non-cult,
cc. 2057-2060.
1917
CIC 2057;
1917
CIC 2058;
1917
CIC 2059; 1917 CIC 2060;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 1, Article 4: Process of transmitting writings, informative process, and non-cult process, to Sacred Congregation non-cult, cc. 2061-2064.
1917
CIC 2061;
1917
CIC 2062;
1917
CIC 2063; 1917 CIC 2064;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 2: Introduction of the cause before Sacred Congregation, cc. 2065-2086.
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 2, Article 1: Review of writings,
cc. 2065-2072.
1917
CIC 2065;
1917
CIC 2066;
1917
CIC 2067;
1917
CIC 2068;
1917
CIC 2069;
1917
CIC 2070;
1917
CIC 2071; 1917 CIC 2072;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 2, Article 2: Discussion of the
informative process,
cc. 2073-2084.
1917
CIC 2073;
1917
CIC 2074;
1917
CIC 2075;
1917
CIC 2076;
1917
CIC 2077;
1917
CIC 2078;
1917
CIC 2079;
1917
CIC 2080;
1917
CIC 2081;
1917
CIC 2082;
1917
CIC 2083;
1917
CIC 2084; Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 2, Article 3: Discussion of the non-cult process, cc. 2085-2086.
1917
CIC 2085; 1917 CIC 2086;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 3: Apostolic process, cc. 2087-2124.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 3, Article 1: Instructing the apostolic process, cc. 2087-2097.
1917
CIC 2087;
1917
CIC 2088;
1917
CIC 2089;
1917
CIC 2090;
1917
CIC 2091;
1917
CIC 2092;
1917
CIC 2093;
1917
CIC 2094;
1917
CIC 2095;
1917
CIC 2096; 1917 CIC 2097;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 3, Article 2: Discussion of the
validity of apostolic process,
cc. 2098-2100.
1917
CIC 2098;
1917
CIC 2099; 1917 CIC 2100;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 3, Article 3: Judgment of heroicity of
virtues in specific or martyrdom and its cause,
cc. 2101-2115.
1917
CIC 2101;
1917
CIC 2102;
1917
CIC 2103;
1917
CIC 2104;
1917
CIC 2105;
1917
CIC 2106;
1917
CIC 2107;
1917
CIC 2108;
1917
CIC 2109;
1917
CIC 2110;
1917
CIC 2111;
1917
CIC 2112;
1917
CIC 2113;
1917
CIC 2114; 1917 CIC 2115;
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 24, Chapter 3, Article 4: Trial on the miracles of the Servant of God, cc. 2116-2124.
1917
CIC 2116;
1917
CIC 2117;
1917
CIC 2118;
1917
CIC 2119;
1917
CIC 2120;
1917
CIC 2121;
1917
CIC 2122;
Book IV,
Part One, Section Two, Title 25: Process of beatification by way of cult, that
is, exceptional cases,
cc. 2125-2135.
Book IV, Part One, Section Two, Title 26: Canonization of blesseds cc. 2136-2141.
Book IV, Part Three: Special Procedures, cc. 2142-2194. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book IV, Part Three: [Preliminary provisions] cc. 2142-2146.
Book IV,
Part Three, Title 27: Removal of irremovable pastors
cc. 2147-2156.
Book IV,
Part Three, Title 28: Removal of removable pastors
cc. 2157-2161.
Book IV,
Part Three, Title 29: Transfer of removable pastors,
cc. 2162-2167.
Book IV, Part Three, Title 30: Proceeding against non-resident clerics, cc. 2162-2175.
Book IV,
Part Three, Title 31: Proceeding against concubinious clerics,
cc. 2176-2181.
Book IV,
Part Three, Title 32: Proceeding against negligent pastors,
cc. 2182-2185.
Book IV, Part Three, Title 32: Suspension from an informed conscience, cc. 2186-2194.
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Book V: Crimes and Penalties, cc. 2195-2414. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V, Part One: Delicts, cc. 2195-2213. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V, Part One, Title 1: Nature of delicts and their division, cc. 2195-2198.
Book V,
Part One, Title 2: Imputability, factors increasing or decreasing it, and its
juridic effects,
cc. 2199-2211.
Book V,
Part One, Title 3: Attempted delict,
cc. 2212-2213.
Book V, Part Two: Penalties, cc. 2214-2313. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V, Part Two, Section One: Penalties in general, cc. 2214-2240. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V,
Part Two, Section One: [Preliminary provision],
c. 2214.
Book V,
Part Two, Section One, Title 4: Notion, types, interpretation and application of
penalties, cc. 2215-2219.
1917
CIC 2216;
1917
CIC 2217;
1917
CIC 2218; 1917 CIC 2219;
Book V, Part Two, Section One, Title 5: Superior having coercive power, cc. 2220-2225.
1917
CIC 2220;
1917
CIC 2221;
1917
CIC 2222;
1917
CIC 2223;
1917
CIC 2224; 1917 CIC 2225;
Book V,
Part Two, Section One, Title 6: Subject liable to coercive power, cc. 2226-2235.
1917
CIC 2226;
1917
CIC 2227;
1917
CIC 2228;
1917
CIC 2229;
1917
CIC 2230; 1917 CIC 2231;
1917
CIC 2232;
1917
CIC 2233;
1917
CIC 2234; 1917 CIC 2235;
Book V, Part Two, Section One, Title 7: Remission of penalties, cc. 2236-2240.
1917
CIC 2236;
1917
CIC 2237;
1917
CIC 2238;
1917
CIC 2239; 1917 CIC 2240;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two: Penalties in specific, cc. 2241-2313. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8: Medicinal penalties or censures, cc. 2241-2285.
• Terence Cunningham (Irish priest, ≈), Contumacy for censures, (Maynooth doctoral diss. 703, 1951) ≈ pp. ▪ Notes: Condensed in T. Cunningham, "The contumacy required to incur censures", Irish Theological Quarterly 21 (1954) 332-356.
• Felix Cappello (Roman Jesuit, 1879-1962), Tractatus Canonico-Moralis de Censuris iuxta Codicem Iuris Canonici [1919], (Marietti, 4° ed.,1950) 476 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: Beware of slightly different titles in various editions. ≡ On the place of Cappello in canonistics, see e.g., Lawrence Wrenn, "In diebus illis: Some canonical giants in days of yore", Studia Canonica 35 (2001) 485-514, at 512-514.
• Prosdocimi Cerato (Italian priest, =-1957), Censurae Vigentes Ipso Facto a Codice Iuris Canonici Excerptae [1918], (Patavii, 2° ed., 1921) 307 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Victor Heylen (Belgian priest, 1906-1981), De Censuris [=], (Dessain, 4° ed., 1945) 246 pp. ▪ Review: =. Notes: Heylen biograph.
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 1: Censures in general, cc. 2241-2254.
1917 CIC 2241; definition of a censure, as follows:
1917
CIC 2242;
1917
CIC 2243;
1917
CIC 2244;
1917
CIC 2245;
1917
CIC 2246;
1917
CIC 2247;
1917
CIC 2248;
1917
CIC 2249;
1917
CIC 2250;
1917
CIC 2251;
1917
CIC 2252;
1917
CIC 2253; 1917 CIC 2254;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2: Censures in specific, cc. 2255-2285.
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 2255-2256.
1917
CIC 2255; 1917 CIC 2256;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2, Article 1: Excommunication, cc. 2257-2267.
1917
CIC 2257;
1917
CIC 2258;
1917
CIC 2259;
1917
CIC 2260;
1917
CIC 2261;
1917
CIC 2262;
1917
CIC 2263;
1917
CIC 2264;
1917
CIC 2265;
1917
CIC 2266; 1917 CIC 2267;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2, Article 2: Interdict, cc. 2268-2277.
1917
CIC 2268;
1917
CIC 2271;
1917
CIC 2272;
1917
CIC 2273;
1917
CIC 2274;
1917
CIC 2275;
1917
CIC 2276; 1917 CIC 2277;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 8, Chapter 2, Article 3: Suspension, cc. 2278-2285.
1917
CIC 2278;
1917
CIC 2279;
1917
CIC 2280;
1917
CIC 2281;
1917
CIC 2282;
1917
CIC 2283;
1917
CIC 2284; 1917 CIC 2285;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 9: Vindicative penalties, cc. 2286-2305.
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 9: [Preliminary provisions], cc. 2286-2290.
1917
CIC 2286;
1917
CIC 2287;
1917
CIC 2288;
1917
CIC 2289; 1917 CIC 2290;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title 9, Chapter 1: Common vindicative penalties, cc. 2291-2297.
1917
CIC 2291;
1917
CIC 2292;
1917
CIC 2293;
1917
CIC 2294;
1917
CIC 2295;
1917
CIC 2296; 1917 CIC 2297;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 9, Chapter 2: Vindicative penalties specific to clerics, cc. 2298-2305.
1917
CIC 2298;
1917
CIC 2299;
1917
CIC 2300;
1917
CIC 2301;
1917
CIC 2302;
1917
CIC 2303;
1917
CIC 2304; 1917 CIC 2305;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 10: Penal remedies and penances, cc. 2306-2313.
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title 10, Chapter 1: Penal remedies, cc.
2306-2311.
1917
CIC 2306;
1917
CIC 2307;
1917
CIC 2308;
1917
CIC 2309;
1917
CIC 2310; 1917 CIC 2311;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 10, Chapter 2: Penances, cc. 2312-2313.
1917
CIC 2312; 1917 CIC 2313;
Book V, Part Three: Penalties for Individual Delicts, cc. 2314-2414. See Pan-Textual Commentaries here, or Mero-Textual Commentaries here.
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
11:
Delicts against the faith and unity of the Church,
cc. 2314-2319.
1917
CIC 2314;
1917
CIC 2315;
1917
CIC 2316;
1917
CIC 2317;
1917
CIC 2318; 1917 CIC 2319;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
12: Delicts against religion,
cc. 2320-2329.
1917
CIC 2320;
1917
CIC 2321;
1917
CIC 2322;
1917
CIC 2323;
1917
CIC 2324;
1917
CIC 2325;
1917
CIC 2326;
1917
CIC 2327;
1917
CIC 2328; 1917 CIC 2329;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 13: Delicts against ecclesiastical authorities, persons, and things, cc. 2330-2349.
•
Ferrutius Liuzzi (Italian layman, 1900- ≈), De
Delictis contra Auctoritates Ecclesiasticas (Cann. 2331-2340), (Officium
Libri Catholici, 1942) 164 pp.
▪
Review:
=. 1917 CIC 2330;
1917
CIC 2331;
1917
CIC 2332;
1917
CIC 2333;
1917
CIC 2334;
1917
CIC 2335;
1917
CIC 2336;
1917
CIC 2337;
1917
CIC 2338;
1917
CIC 2339;
1917
CIC 2340;
1917
CIC 2341;
1917
CIC 2342;
1917
CIC 2343;
1917
CIC 2344;
1917
CIC 2345;
1917
CIC 2346;
1917
CIC 2347;
1917
CIC 2348; 1917 CIC 2349;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
14:
Delicts against life, liberty, property, good reputation, and good
morals, cc. 2350-2359.
1917
CIC 2350;
1917
CIC 2351;
1917
CIC 2352;
1917
CIC 2353;
1917
CIC 2354;
1917
CIC 2355;
1917
CIC 2356;
1917
CIC 2357;
1917
CIC 2358; 1917 CIC 2359;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title15:
Falsehood, cc. 2360-2363.
1917
CIC 2360;
1917
CIC 2361;
1917
CIC 2362; 1917 CIC 2363;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
16:
Delicts in administration or reception
of orders
and the other Sacraments,
cc. 2364-2375.
1917
CIC 2364;
1917
CIC 2365;
1917
CIC 2366;
1917
CIC 2367; 1917 CIC 2368; solicitation in confession.
Dicasterial:
• Supremae Sacrae Congregationis Sancti Offici (Ottaviani), instr. Crimen sollicitationis (16 mar 1962) (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1962) 61 pp. ▪ Eng. on-line here. Notes: The 1962 version of Crimen is virtually identical to the 1922 version.
Learned:
A textus classicus on sexual offenses committed in the context of confession is Aloysio De Smet (=, 1868-1927), De Absolutione Complicis et Sollicitatione, (Brugis, 2° ed., 1921) = pp., esp. 35-96.
• Prosdocimi Cerato (Italian priest, =-1957), De Delicto Sollicitationis (Patavii Typis Seminarii, 1922) 148 pp. ▪ Review: =.
solicitation in confession, as follows:
1917
CIC 2369;
1917
CIC 2370;
1917
CIC 2371;
1917
CIC 2372;
1917
CIC 2373;
1917
CIC 2374; 1917 CIC 2375;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
17: Delicts against the
obligations of the clerical state or religious life, cc. 2376-2389.
1917
CIC 2376;
1917
CIC 2377;
1917
CIC 2378;
1917
CIC 2379;
1917
CIC 2380;
1917
CIC 2381;
1917
CIC 2382;
1917
CIC 2383;
1917
CIC 2384;
1917
CIC 2385;
1917
CIC 2386;
1917
CIC 2387;
1917
CIC 2388; 1917 CIC 2389;
Book V,
Part Two, Section Two, Title
18:
Delicts regarding dignities, offices, and ecclesiastical benefices, cc.
2390-2403.
1917
CIC 2390;
1917
CIC 2391;
1917
CIC 2392;
1917
CIC 2393;
1917
CIC 2394;
1917
CIC 2395;
1917
CIC 2396;
1917
CIC 2397;
1917
CIC 2398;
1917
CIC 2399;
1917
CIC 2400;
Book V, Part Two, Section Two, Title 19: Abuse of ecclesiastical power and office, cc. 2404-2414.
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• Fintan Geser (Benedictine, 1873-=), The Canon Law Governing Communities of Sisters [1938], (Herder, 8° ed., 1961) 415 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Louis Fanfani (Italian Dominican, 1876-1955) & Kevin O’Rourke (American Dominican, 1927-2012), Canon Law for Religious Women, (Priory, 1961) 393 pp. ▪ Review: =.
Matthaeus Conte a Coronata (Italian Capuchin, 1889-1961), Manuale Practicum Iuris Disciplinaris et Criminalis Regularium (Marietti, 1950) 279 pp. ▪ Review: F. Cappello, Gregorianum 21 (1940) 151-152.
• Ioannes Chelodi (Italian priest, 1882-1922), Ius Poenale et Ordo Procedendi in Iudiciis Criminalibus iuxta Codicem Iuris Canonici (Tridentum, 1920) 160 pp.
Josephus Noval OP, 18 JP (1938) 85-89 1861-1938 Arcturus Vermeersch SJ, Jus Pontificium 17 (1937) 106-108. Ephemeridum Directio [Benedictus Ojetti SJ] 1862-1932, 12 JP (1932) 181-183. In memoriam A: 1867-1931, Pru: 1866-1931 11 JP (1931) 119-121.
Maroto (1875-1937)
• Giovanni Pinna (Italian priest, 1906-1971), Praxis Iudicialis Canonica (Officium Libri Catholici, 1952) 324 pp.
• Damianus Lazzarato, Iurisprudentia Pontificia, (D'Auria, 1956) 1378 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, The Jurist 17 (1957) 356-357.
Matthaeus Conte a Coronata (Italian Capuchin, 1889-1961), Manuale Practicum Iuris Disciplinaris et Criminalis Regularium (Marietti, 1950) 279 pp.
1917 CIC 0020; lacunae in law, as follows:
Learned:
Josephus Noval OP, 18 JP (1938) 85-89 1861-1938 Arcturus Vermeersch SJ, Jus Pontificium 17 (1937) 106-108. Ephemeridum Directio [Benedictus Ojetti SJ] 1862-1932, 12 JP (1932) 181-183. In memoriam A: 1867-1931, Pru: 1866-1931 11 JP (1931) 119-121.
schaff 1879-1946
Maroto (1875-1937)
• Giovanni Pinna (1906-), Praxis Iudicialis Canonica (Officium Libri Catholici, 1952) 324 pp. ▪ Review: =.
• Damianus Lazzarato, Iurisprudentia Pontificia, (D'Auria, 1956) 1378 pp. ▪ Review: E. Roelker, The Jurist 17 (1957) 356-357.
Matthaeus Conte a Coronata (Italian Capuchin, 1889-1961), Manuale Practicum Iuris Disciplinaris et Criminalis Regularium (Marietti, 1950) 279 pp.
fanfani, de iure relig, E. Roelker, tj 10 (1950) 114.
stickler, tj 11:442.
roelker precept, 15 j 3j. schmidt50-352
bartoccetti, 15 j 466-467
cloran, marriage 21 j 279
Learned:
• Vigilius Alt (= Capuchin, 1915-), Methodologia seu Modus Ius Canonicum Discendi, Scribendi, Docendi (Collegio S. Lorenzo da Brindisi, 1954) 184 pp.
Roberti, schemata: Review: anon., Ius Pontificium 20 (1940) 60-61.
Roland Potvin (Canadian priest, 1912-2003), L’action catholique, son organisation dans l’Eglise, (Laval diss., 1949) 300 pp.
• Jean-Baptiste Georges (Haitian priest, 1919-), La vocation sacerdotale en droit ecclésiastique, (Laval diss., 1948) 130 pp.
• Donald Duffie (≈ Basilian, =-1989), Comparative marriage law in the Catholic Church and the Provinces of Canada (Québec excepted), (Laval diss., 1948) xxxiii-335 pp.
• Georges Auger (≈ Viatorian, ≈), Le bénéfice curial ou la formule canonique du droit des clercs de “vivre à l’autel”, (Laval diss., 1948) xxiii-185 pp.
• Jacques Desparts (Canadian religious, 1915-2004), Le supérieur ecclésiastique et le supérieur religeux en territoire de mission, (Laval diss., 1947) = pp.
• Harry Trower (American priest, =-1987), The actuary in ecclesiastical judicial procedure, (Laval diss., 1947, OCLC 77369299) xxiii-142 pp.
• René Adam (=, =), Le pouvoir coercitif de l’évêque, (Laval diss., 1945) 154 pp.
• René Bounadere (≈ priest, 1915-1966), Aperçu historique des petits séminaires de la province de Québec, (Laval diss., 1945) 55 pp.
• Bertrand Peletier (=, =), La dispense des interpellations en pays de mission, (Laval diss., 1945) 178 pp.
• Macel Gerin (≈ religious, 1913-), Le gouvernement des missions, (Laval diss., 1944) xxiii-255 pp.
• Roméo Lemelin (Canadian ≈, 1914-), [Les registres parcissiaux:] Le droit qui regit l’état des personnes dans la province civil de Québec, Imprimerie Franciscaine Missionaire (Québec, Canada, 1944) 209 pp.
• Gédéon Petit (≈ priest, 1911-), La part paroissiale ou quarte funéraire, (Laval diss., 1944) 218 pp.
• Roland Tremblay (≈ priest, 1917-), Pouvoirs de dispenser des empêchements matrimoniaux en pays de mission, (Laval diss., 1943) 150 pp.
• Raynaldus Comtois (=, =), De executione sentenitae, (Laval diss. 1941) ≈ pp.
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