1.
Name: Canonical Law
2.
Time: First Semester
3.
Credits: 8.00
4. Prof.'s
name: ALESSANDRO BUCCI
5.
Aims: The course aim is a detailed knowledge of the Holy See, the
Vatican City State and in general the study of the canon law on:
a.
Nullity of marriage from the
juridical, political, social and anthropologic point of view;
b.
The tribunals of the Holy
See: the Roman Rota , the Apostolic Signature, the Bishopric tribunals;
c.
Real legal cases: their
sentence and their decree;
d.
The marriage from a spiritual
and material point of view, freedom and responsibility in the marriage;
e.
The attitude of the couple ;
f.
For info:
www.utrumqueius.altervista.org
6.
Book: M. PETRONCELLI,
Diritto canonico, IX ed., Jovene, Napoli = No chapters IX
(excepted §§ 1,2, 14); X (excepted §§ 1, 2, 7, 13), XI (excepted §§ 1,
2, 9), XII (excepted §§ 1-4), XIII (excepted §§ 1-3, 9), XV, XVI, XVII
(excepted §§ 4, 6-9, 14).
7.
Lessons: Oral lessons
8.
Exam: oral exam
9.
Teaching's Methods: the teaching methodology get involved the
student through lessons on actual problems and visits to:
a.
Montecassino’s Abbey
b.
Anagni’s cathedral
c.
Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel;
d.
Vatican, The Tribunals and
the Roman Curia.
e.
Subiaco’s Abbey
f.
Trisulti’s Abbey
g.
The catacomb of Priscilla and
Basilica of S. Silvestro (I sec. b.c).
In the academic
year 2009-2010, the following initiatives:
a.
Conference I diritti dell’uomo: i principi non
negoziabili.
b.
Conference Diritto del lavoro e solidarietà alla luce
della dottrina sociale della Chiesa;
c.
Seminary Teoria, pratica e repressione
della magia in Roma, tenuto dall’avv.
Massimiliano Ermanno Kornmüller.
d.
International conference in Romania Quale
cristianità romena e quale cristianità romana a 10 anni dalla visita del
Vescovo di Roma Giovanni Paolo II nella terra di Romania.
10. Language:
Italian language
11.Job: The canon law study and the thesis on
it may give an open mind on different jobs: Lawyer of the Roman Rota for
the causes of nullity of marriage. The path leading to the title of Rota
Lawyer includes obtaining the doctoral degree in canon law and the
attendance of a three-year course at the Studio Rotalis. The subjects
under study are: Judicial Ethics, Rota Law with particular reference to
the canon law of marriage and judicial practice both in ordinary and in
administrative matters. Then there are courses in psychology,
psychiatry, anthropology. There are monthly and annual oral and written
exercises, and at the end of this period, after passing all the written
and oral examinations, candidates must pass a written examination in the
presence of the Rota Board. The exam can not be sustained for more than
two times. Knowledge of Latin is considered indispensable. The
registration allows one to practice before all courts of the
ecclesiastical world, including of course the Roman Rota and the Supreme
Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura. A better know-how in civil law.
