Building Integrity for Mission
CLDG-Canon Law Legal Education 2023 Formation légale Good morning, I write to you this morning in my position of Coordinator of the program « LEGAL EDUCATION for Leadership of Religious Institutes and their Lay Collaborators”, a canonical formation program which Read More …
The John Paul II Pontifical Theological Institute for Marriage and Family Sciences. The Institute offers canonical licentiate and doctoral programs in theology of marriage and the family, licentiate and doctorate programs in marriage and family sciences, and an expert diploma in family ministry.
Ongoing Legal Education for Leaders. You might be interested in this Program which is offered both online and on campus in Canada or you might know someone who would be interested in learning more about this program which was founded by Father Frank Morrisey … his legacy continues via this program dedicated to the members of leadership teams and their lay collaborators.
Pope Francis promulgated a new version “Rules on the Most Serious Crimes Reserved to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith”. In the main, the changes introduced refer to procedural aspects, geared to clarifying and facilitating the correct criminal action of the Church in the administration of justice. For more and links to text, check out this story.
This is a Recording of Monsignor John Renken’s webinar of November 2021. On the Delicts of Sexual Abuse in the Revised Penal Law of the Latin Catholic Church. What’s so new about the revised body of penal laws that Pope Francis has promulgated for the Latin Catholic Church? What changes has he made about the delicts of sexual abuse in the Church? What are these delicts, and who commits them? What does this new law say about those who keep sexual abuse “secret,” whether by not reporting it or by covering it up?
Fr Hans Zollner SJ on the Seal of Confession … Links to articles in several languages.
The question is asked about how to inform as many people as possible about the new changes to canon law Book VI. One solution is to register for an upcoming webinar, free of charge, sponsored by Saint Paul University’s Faculty of Canon Law in Canada and moderated by Bishop John Renken.