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Tytuł:: The lifting of “pontifical secrecy” and the relationship between the state and Church systems of justice in the subject matter of sex offences against minors
Autorzy:: Majer, Piotr
Tematy:: canon law
Catholic Church
canonical procedure
sexual abuse of minors
secrecy
pontifical secrecy
collaboration with civil authorities; Pokaż więcej
Wydawca:: Uniwersytet Szczeciński. Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego
Powiązania:: https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1595853.pdf Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:: The article describes the issue of the relationship between the Catholic Church’s judicial system and the national law enforcement authorities and judiciary powers after 6 December 2019, when Pope Francis lifted the so-called “pontifical secrecy” concerning canon criminal cases of clerics accused of sexually abusing minors. After a brief outline of the regulations re- ferring to the institution of secrecy in the canonical legal order and arguments justifying the need to keep it, the author presents certain provisions on pontifical secrecy and the conse- quences of lifting it for the relationship between the state and the Church’s system of justice.
Dostawca treści:: Biblioteka Nauki

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Tytuł:: IUS IN PENETRABILIS PONTIFICUM REPOSITUM
Autorzy:: Tedesco, Alessandro
Tematy:: Secrecy,
pontifical jurists,
solemn words; Pokaż więcej
Wydawca:: Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski w Olsztynie
Powiązania:: https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/973810.pdf Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:: The text entitled Il testamento segreto romano e il Senatoconsulto Neroniano [“The Secret Testament in Rome and the Neronian Senatoconsultum”] is the result of a report I gave during the X Ionian-Polish Conference on the topic “Il segreto nei sistemi giuridici” [“The secret in legal systems”], held in Warsaw at Uczelnia Lazarskego University on 31 May 2017. Those who study the history of Roman law know that any examination of facts, situations and statements on the subject of ‘secrecy’ is a preliminary reminder that this right was originally in penetralibus pontificum repositum. The verb penetrate and those penetralia behind which the oldest part of the Roman rituals and of which the penetralia pontificum play the role that we know is hidden, through the narration of Tito Livio, belong to the purest and most essential semantics of secrecy. In the memory of the late-republican culture the wisdom of the popes was linked above all to the custody of the mos, of the religious and social customs of the ancestors. In the absence of writing, orality played a constitutive role, in the sense that it gave rise to a juridical consequence, a juridical constraint. Words pronounced in a certain way and specific gestures, served to trigger contact with the divine and with the ius. Hence the rigid control exercised consciously by the popes on the form of the words pronounced, on their sequence, on the rhythm of language. Only extremely skilled interpreters such as lawyers-priests were able to elaborate and manipulate them. The monopoly of knowledge of the pontiffs started to be shaken by the written editorship of the law of the Twelve Tables. But the much harsher blow was inflicted by the publication of the calendars and secret formulas of the Pontiffs by Gnaeus Flavius, a freed scribe of Appius Claudius the Blind (A. 304 BC.). A final step, this decisive time was taken by Tiberio Coruncanio, the first plebeian who came to the office of maximum pontiff, who removed the original secrecy from the activity of the pontiffs. From that moment on, the popes’ responses had to be given in public and can no longer be secret.
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