Contributi di Mariangela Galluccio

SSOMMARIO: 1. La riforma del processo matrimoniale nel solco del cammino sinodale della Chiesa … - 2. … e nel segno della Tradizione. Interpretazione sistematica della nuova normativa e principio dell’indissolubilità del matrimonio - 3. Le radici storiche del processus brevior: la “Episcopalis audientia” - 4. La “parabola” della “Episcopalis audientia”: contenuto e disciplina - 5. La “centralità” del Vescovo oggi come ieri - 6. La doppia sentenza conforme nell’ordinamento canonico … - 7 … e la sua evoluzione storico-giuridica: dalle origini fino al XX secolo - 8. La doppia sentenza conforme nelle Codificazioni del XX secolo - 9. La celerità dei giudizi e la pastorale della famiglia al centro della Riforma di Papa Francesco - 10. “Innovare nella tradizione: sfida e compito del canonista”.

Procedural novelties regarding marriage nullity and canonical jurisdiction

ABSTRACT: The purpose of the essay is to investigate the changes made to the discipline of the canonical process of marriage nullity by the Motu Proprio “Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus”, in an attempt to verify whether the reform - which, as we know, has foreseen, among the other novelties, a shorter trial before the Bishop, and the elimination of the double sentence in conformity - both in line with the imprint proper to the canonical jurisdiction. In this perspective, the study will be dedicated to the historical reconstruction of the Processus brevior coram Episcopo and of the institute of the c.d. double sentence in conformity, at the end of which it seems possible to point out that the devolution to the Bishop of a shorter judgment - and the consequent reduction of the procedural forms - should not have undermined the cardinal principles of canonical jurisdiction.

SOMMARIO: 1. Premessa - 2. Natura e tipologia dei provvedimenti cautelari ex can. 1722 CIC - 3. Le esigenze cautelari contemplate dalla disposizione del can. 1722 CIC - 4. Questioni interpretative sulle misure analizzate - 5. Funzione cautelare e diritto canonico.

Specificity of the precautionary function in canon law in the light of the canon 1722 CIC measures

ABSTRACT: In canon law, the existence of a precautionary function, under the competence of the Ordinary, can be deduced from an analysis of the measures mentioned in can. 1722 CIC. Such a function is specifically aimed at protecting the peculiar requirements of canon law, and it is strictly connected with the ultimate goal of the salus animarum. It also takes on unique characteristics as a result of the relationship which binds the faithful of the ecclesial community; such a relationship is due, in turn, to the divine origin of a legal system which members of a religious group participate in because of a sacramental investiture.