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The Challenges of Canon Law in the Church of the Third Millennium: Reflections on His “Sociality” from the Italian Doctrine

Daniela Tarantino

Religions2025, 16(4), 510;https://doi.org/10.3390/rel16040510

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15 April 2025

In the challenges that the digital era currently poses, the Church can demonstrate how canon law, both in its cognitive and regulatory dimensions, can innovate by protecting Tradition, guaranteeing the depositum fidei, respecting the intangibility of...

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“The Law of Christian Freedom in the Spirit”: New Impulses for Church Legislation

Andrzej Pastwa

Religions2025, 16(3), 329;https://doi.org/10.3390/rel16030329

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5 March 2025

“Church’s law is first and foremost lex libertatis”—this proclamation by Pope Benedict XVI (2008) inspired the author, a Catholic canonist, to attempt an aspectual reflection on the question of the quality and relevance in Ecc...

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