Contributi di Fabio Blasigh

SOMMARIO: 1. Premessa: il Senatus Romani Pontificis – 2. Il Collegio Cardinalizio quale persona moralis – 3. La composizione del Sacro Collegio – 4. La mancanza di una disciplina propria per i Concistori – 5. Requisiti , privilegia e obblighi dei Cardinali nel Codex piano-benedettino – 6. Le deroghe alla disciplina del Collegio Cardinalizio precedenti alla promulgazione del Codex Iuris Canonici 1983 – 6.1 Le modifiche al Sacro Collegio apportate da San Giovanni XXIII – 6.2 Le innovazioni al Collegio dei Cardinali introdotte dal Beato Paolo VI – 7. Conclusione: la persistente centralità del Senatus Papae a seguito dell’istituzione del Sinodo dei Vescovi.

The Sacred College of Cardinals during the Codex Iuris Canonici of 1917

ABSTRACT: The present study aims to analyze nature, characteristics and functions of the Sacred College during the Code of Canon Law of 1917. The can. 230 CIC defines the College of Cardinals as Senatus Pontificis Romans. This organism, led back by canonical figure of the moral person, assists the Roman Pontiff in governing the universal Church. This work also analyzes the innovations introduced at the Sacred College by St. John XXIII and blessed Paul VI.

SOMMARIO: 1. Premessa – 2. I Cardinali nelle Congregazioni Romane – 3. Le “Riunioni di Cardinali” nella Curia Romana – 3.1 Il rapporto tra i Concistori e la Curia Romana – 3.2 Le Riunioni Interdicasteriali – 3.3 Il Consiglio di Cardinali per lo studio dei problemi organizzativi ed economici della Santa Sede – 4. Il Cardinale Segretario di Stato – 5. I Cardinali nei Pontifici Consigli e negli Uffici della Curia Romana – 6. I Cardinali nei Tribunali – 7. Conclusione.

The role of the Cardinals in the Apostolic Constitution Pastor Bonus on the Roman Curia

ABSTRACT : The Cardinals are the main collaborators of the Roman Pontiff in governing the universal Church. This collaboration takes place both at the collegiate level in consistories and individually within the Roman Curia. The Apostolic Constitution Pastor Bonus promulgated in 1988 by St. John Paul II devotes ample space to the service offered by the Cardinals in the departments. The author of this article will attempt to analyze the tasks entrusted to the Cardinals in the various Dicasteri, in particular at Congregations and the Secretariat of State, and pointing out the differences with the previous discipline of Regimini Ecclesiae Universae . Special attention will be devoted to the activity of coordination curial left to the Meeting of Cardinals and finally the relationship and discipline posed by Pastor Bonus to the relationship between the Roman Curia and the Consistories.