Pope to students of canon law: Seek the supernatural good of persons
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Pope to students of canon law: Seek the supernatural good of persons
Pope Leo XIV urges members of the Gregorian University’s Faculty of Canon Law to undertake their studies “in light of the mystery of the Church”, always intent on promoting “the supernatural good of persons” through the pursuit of true justice, which is never separated from truth and mercy”. Read all
In the Church, law and grace are in a tense relationship with each other. Pope Leo XIV recalls in Rome that norms should only create the framework in which the ecclesial community can grow.
Law in the Church is meant to lead to the supernatural good of the faithful, Pope Leo XIV recalled. On October 23, the Pope addressed participants in a congress celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Faculty of Canon Law at the Gregorian University. The Faculty was established in 1876 by the will of Blessed Pius IX. The Pope emphasized that this Ignatian institution is meant to form people with a deep sense of the Church's mission. The article…
Pope Leo XIV recalled this Friday that Canon Law must be at the service of the supernatural good of the faithful and of the communion of the Church, and insisted that ecclesial justice cannot be separated from truth and mercy. The Pontiff has spoken these words during a [...]
This October 23, Leo XIV received in audience the participants in the International Congress on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Faculty of Canon Law of the Pontifical Gregorian University
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