Condemned Societies
| Authors | Quigley, Joseph Anthony Michael, A.B., J.C.L. |
| Series | Canon Law Studies [46.0] |
| Tags | Academic theses, Canon law, Condemned societies, Droit canonique, Secret societies Religious aspects Catholic Church, Sociétés secrètes Aspect religieux Église catholique, Thèses et écrits académiques, dissertations |
| Publisher | Catholic University of America Press |
| Published | 07 mag 1927 |
| Date | 07 feb 2024 |
| Languages | eng |
| Identifiers | oclc: 603022188, url: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015033865620, google: BtgjsMjBXz8C, lcn: BX1935 |
Description
cited in Ed Peters's 1917 Code of Canon Law transl., n. 2550 (ref:2575.1) regarding 1917 canon 2335 (ref:24.1134; cf. 1983 CIC 1374):
Those giving their name to masonic sects or other associations of this sort that machinate against the Church or legitimate civil powers contract by that fact excommunication simply reserved to the Apostolic See.
Doesn't mention excommunication due to membership in the Communist party, this more recent one does:
- Murphy Richard J. 1959. “The Canonico-Juridical Status of a Communist.” Dissertation Catholic University of America Press. Catholic University of America. .
ch. 1. Definition and division
ch. 2. The condemnations
ch. 3. The faithful and societies, approved and condemned
ch. 4. Penalties for joining anti-social sects
ch. 5. Disabilities of members of anti-social societies
ch. 6. Books defending anti-social societies condemned ipso jure
ch. 7. Members of secret societies and the right of patronage
ch. 8. Disabilities of members of all condemned societies
ch. 9. Absolution and passive membership