
Fathers and Brothers
The Legitimate Expectation of Diocesan Clerics in the Light of Canon 384 of the Code of Canon Law
E. Morgan(Author)
Peeters Publishers
1st Edition
Published on 29. January 2018
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881 pages
978-90-429-3613-3 (ISBN)
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Description
Law is concerned with the recognition of human relationships and the
duties and obligations which they generate. It is through the
promulgation of norms that such legal systems declare this recognition.
However, human relationships find expression in lived experience. It is
in this same lived experience that the values espoused by the legal
system stand or fall. The relationship between incardinated cleric and
Diocesan Bishop is central to the vitality of the particular church. The
dynamic of the relationship has been encapsulated in familial terms
redolent of mutual dependency and commitment. Canon 384 CIC proclaims
the duty of the Diocesan Bishop to protect the rights of his priest.
Yet the lived experience not infrequently exposes the incardinate priest
to a reality of isolation and abandonment. Such experiences oblige us to
ask: what are the legitimate expectations of the incardinated cleric?
This study is directed to the resolution of this question.
duties and obligations which they generate. It is through the
promulgation of norms that such legal systems declare this recognition.
However, human relationships find expression in lived experience. It is
in this same lived experience that the values espoused by the legal
system stand or fall. The relationship between incardinated cleric and
Diocesan Bishop is central to the vitality of the particular church. The
dynamic of the relationship has been encapsulated in familial terms
redolent of mutual dependency and commitment. Canon 384 CIC proclaims
the duty of the Diocesan Bishop to protect the rights of his priest.
Yet the lived experience not infrequently exposes the incardinate priest
to a reality of isolation and abandonment. Such experiences oblige us to
ask: what are the legitimate expectations of the incardinated cleric?
This study is directed to the resolution of this question.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Leuven
Belgium
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Weight
1370 gr
ISBN-13
978-90-429-3613-3 (9789042936133)
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