Procedure Matrimoniale

"Procedure Matrimoniale" is a comprehensive guide to the legal and ecclesiastical frameworks governing marriage within the Catholic Church. Written by Chanoine Henri Lanier, this work serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities of matrimonial procedure as established by the 1917 Code of Canon Law. The text provides a detailed examination of the judicial process, covering the various stages of matrimonial trials, from the initial petition to the final sentence.

Lanier explores the canonical requirements for a valid marriage, the grounds for nullity, and the roles of the various officials involved in ecclesiastical tribunals. With a focus on practical application, the book offers clarity on the procedural norms required to ensure justice and adherence to church doctrine. It is an invaluable reference for canon lawyers, clergy, and students of theology interested in the history and practice of religious law. "Procedure Matrimoniale" reflects the legal rigor of early 20th-century Catholic administration and remains a significant historical document for those studying the intersection of faith and legal structure.

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