Tag Archives: canon law

Mile-High … Marriage?

Posted on 21 January 2018 by catholicsensibility

From what I hear in pastoral ministry circles, the term “convalidation” is heading out the door. I’m sure there’s a reason. It’s likely a good one. Much cooing over Pope Francis doing something to regularize/recognize/bless a civil marriage between two … Continue reading →

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Pope To Canon Lawyers: You Are Pastors

Posted on 24 January 2014 by catholicsensibility

Pope Francis addressing the Roman Rota: You are essentially pastors. As you carry out your judicial work, do not forget that you are pastors. Behind every file, every position, every case, there are persons who wait for justice.

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