Can. 1302 §1. A person who has accepted goods in trust for pious causes either through an act inter vivos or by a last will and testament must inform the ...

Canon 1300. The intentions of the faithful who give or leave goods to pious causes, whether by an act inter vivos or by an act mortis causa, once lawfully ...

Canon 1300. The intentions of the faithful who give or leave goods to pious causes, whether by an act inter vivos or by an act mortis causa, once lawfully ...

Canon 1300. The intentions of the faithful who give or leave goods to pious causes, whether by an act inter vivos or by an act mortis causa, once lawfully ...

1300 The intentions of the faithful who give or leave goods to pious causes, whether by an act inter vivos or by an act mortis causa, once lawfully accepted ...

1300 The legitimately accepted wills of the faithful who give or leave their resources for pious causes, whether through an act inter vivos or through an ...

The aim of this article is to provide a brief overview of the genre of liturgical exposition (c. 1100-1300) in order to demonstrate the.

CODE OF CANON LAW. TABLE OF CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION · BOOK I. GENERAL NORMS · TITLE I. ECCLESIASTICAL LAWS (Cann. 7 - 22) · TITLE II. CUSTOM (Cann. Function of the Church Liber · Book IV · The People of God · Processes

Canon law—the “law of the rule” of the Church —was a slow accretion of old religious customs, scriptural passages, opinions of the Fathers, laws of Rome or the ...

8 Expanding (and Impeding) Expulsion: Jews, usury, and canon law, 1300–1492 was published in No Return on page 198.