Mimořádné fakulty v Československu v letech 1948–1989
Extraordinary Faculties in Czechoslovakia in Years 1948–1989
Author(s): Eva VybíralováSubject(s): History of Church(es), Politics and religion, WW II and following years (1940 - 1949), Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism, Canon Law / Church Law
Published by: Společnost pro církevní právo
Keywords: Catholic Church; Communist regime; Czechoslovakia; oppression of Church; canon law; extraordinary faculties; Mexican faculties; secret ordination;
Summary/Abstract: In addition to the ordinary faculties, i. e. the set of exceptions (dispensations, licenses, privileges, indultes) of general canon law, which the Apostolic See regularly granted to the nuncios and ordinaries of the local churches, these churches were also granted the extraordinary faculties at the time when the Church was endangered, especially if any contact was interrupted. In the 1950s, in addition to the well-known Mexican faculties, other secret authorizations or instructions appeared in Czechoslovakia: faculties for the Archbishop of Olomouc Matocha, for individual orders, and instructions for Slovak Jesuits concerning the possibility of ordaining bishops without prior consultation with the Apostolic See.
Journal: Revue církevního práva
- Issue Year: XXV/2019
- Issue No: 75
- Page Range: 43-62
- Page Count: 20
- Language: Czech
