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LA FACULTÉ DE DROIT CANONIQUE FACULTY OF CANON LAW Liste des Titres des soutenances de thèses Doctoral Defence Thesis titles list 1931-2019 THESES DE DOCTORAT / DOCTORAL THESES1 Faculté de droit canonique / Faculty of Canon Law Université Saint-Paul / Saint Paul University (Canada) CARON, Arthur Le droit canonique comparé au droit civil en matière matrimoniale 1931 SUAVÉ, Gustave La loi ecclésiastique 1931 TACHÉ, Louis de la Broquerie Disquisitio historico-canonica de ordinatione religiosorum: seu, circa eamdem materiam dissertatio de evolutione legum ecclesiasticarum nec non [sic] et commentarium canonum Codicis juris canonici ad eam pertinentium 1931 GUAY, André Législation ecclésiastique en matière scolaire 1936 LATRÉMOUILLE, René L’Église et l’exemption des religieux 1936 MEUNIER, Ovila-A. L’Église et la politique 1936 BÉLANGER, René La dîme ecclésiastique: dissertation historico-juridique sur la dîme ecclésiastique, particulièrement au Canada 1939 BERGERON, Désiré La personnalité internationale du Saint-Siège 1939 1 See M. THÉRIAULT, “Doctoral Dissertations and Master of Arts Theses in Canon Law Presented to the University of Ottawa (1931-1964) and the Saint Paul University (1966-1987),” in Studia canonica, 22 (1988), 431-451, and M. THÉRIAULT, “Doctoral Dissertations in Canon Law Presented to Saint Paul University (1987-1990),” in Studia canonica, 25 (1991), 477- 484. Where available, links have been provided to uO Research, the digital repository for research and teaching materials at the University of Ottawa. 2 DOYON, Paul-Émile La personne du ministre ordinaire de la communion 1940 MCGUIGAN, Elliott Meaning and consequences of canon 974 § 1, 2° 1941 DE GUISE, Léo Le promoteur de la justice: son intervention dans les causes matrimoniales 1943 PELOW, Rogers The vicar delegate of mission ordinaries: an historical introduction and canonical commentary 1943 MARC-AURÈLE, Paul Le propre évêque pour l’ordination des séculiers 1944 SACKETT, Frederick The spiritual director in an ecclesiastical seminary 1945 BEAUDOUIN, J.-Lucien La dissolution du lien matrimonial en droit canonique et en droit civil canadien 1947 FORBES, Eugene The canonical separation of consorts: an historical synopsis and commentary on canons 1128-1132 1947 GUINDON, Bernard Le serment : son histoire, son caractère sacré 1947 HORTON, Thomas The time and place of baptism: an historical synopsis and commentary 1947 LARIVIÈRE, Roger Catholiques et écoles publiques: essai d’interprétation sur le canon 1374 1947 CAMPBELL, Joseph The ordinary power of prelates inferior to the pope to grant indulgences 1948 3 VEGA, Felipe Cejudo El primer Concilio plenario de la América latina 1948 LAFONTAINE, Paul-Henri L’évêque d’ordination des religieux des débuts du monachisme à la mort de Louise le Pieux (840): étude historico- juridique 1948 LESAGE, Germaine L’accession des congrégations à l’état religieux juridique 1948 MCDONALD, Alexander The rights and obligations of the metropolitan as such according to the Code of canon law 1948 MONNET, J.-M.-Alexis Administration des biens en pays de mission 1948 CHAPUT, Raymond Le vicaire coopérateur : ses pouvoirs dans le droit commun et le droit particulier canadien: sommaire historique et commentaire juridique 1949 DOYLE, Emmett The consultation of experts: an historical outline of the legislation and practice 1949 KINLIN, Peter Canonical and civil status of parishes in Canada (outside of the civil province of Quebec) 1949 MALONE, Basil The function and limited extension of ecclesiastical laws 1949 PICKET, Colin The insane and the laws of the Church: an historical synopsis or roman and ecclesiastical law and a canonical commentary 1949 WAY, Edmund Educating to Catholic marriage: an historical development and canonical commentary, with particular reference to Canada 1949 4 CAREW, William The apostolic delegate 1950 FERLAND, Arman Notion de la peine ecclésiastique 1950 GIROUX, Paul-Émile La forme du mariage dans la province de Québec: étude de droit comparé 1950 MÉNARD, Pierre L’exemption des séminaires de la juridiction paroissiale: étude juridico-historique. 1950 DÉRY, Santès-Marie La norme relative du jeûne dans le droit commun et au Canada 1952 REGAN, Anselm The law requiring a server at mass: a study of its origin and the development of its interpretation 1952 HINZ, Leo The celebration of marriage in Canada: a comparative study of civil and canon law outside of the province of Québec 1953 KELLY, John The legal status of mission stations: an historical synopsis and canonical commentary 1953 ARBOUR, Guy Le droit canonique particulier au Canada 1954 OGLE, Robert The faculties of Canadian military chaplains: a commentary on the faculty sheet of December 1955 and the directives for Holy Week promulgated March 14, 1956 1956 FOUCREAULT, Lucien Oeuvres des religieux et autorité diocésaine 1957 ROBITAILLE, Denis L’érection canonique des paroisses dans la province de Québec 1957 5 LECLAIRE, Roland La forme canonique ordinaire des mariages interrituels au Canada 1960 ATIENZA MARTÍNEZ, Francisco El De personis en la Dionisiana (excepto el papa y los obispos) 1963 LACERTE, Henry The nature of canon law according to Suárez 1963 DOYLE, Gerald The Catholic hospitals of Canada 1964 SASKI, Joseph Juridical relationship between the lay apostolate and the hierarchy 1966 BOUCHER, André La loi des fabriques du Québec 1968 MARTIN, Bernard Les structures sociales de l’Église au premier siècle 1968 PAGE, Roch Le conseil diocésain de pastorale 1968 GAUDIN, Jean-Roch Les rapports entre l’Église et l’État d’après le cardinal Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau 1972 MORRISEY, Francis The juridical status of the Catholic Church in Canada 1972 HÉROUX, Simon Les relations entre l’Église et l’État d’après le cardinal Louis-Nazaire Bégin 1973 JEAN, Marguerite Évolution des communautés religieuses de femmes au Canada, 1639-1973 1974 6 MEAGHER, Katherine The status of women in the post-conciliar Church 1976 SANSON, Robert A preliminary investigation in marriage nullity trials 1976 BOUCHER, Marie-Alice Rénovation conciliaire du droit des religieux 1977 HUDSON, Edward Marital consummation according to ecclesiastical legislation 1977 FELLHAUER, David The consortium omnis vitae as a juridical element of marriage 1978 MAKOTHAKAT, John The sincerity of mixed-marriage promises according to recent legislation 1978 MONCION, Jean L’incorporation civile des instituts religieux au Canada 1978 ZUSY, James Psychic immaturity and marriage nullity 1980 KENYON, Roger A concept of ecclesial law 1981 BARRY, John Ecclesial norms for priestly formation 1982 DOYLE, Denise Religious freedom in Canada 1982 MENDONÇA, Augustine Antisocial personality and nullity of marriage 1982 DION, Marie-Paul La consécration des vierges: implication juridiques 1983 7 MALIEKAL, John Celebration of Catholic marriages in India 1983 TOBIN, Joseph The teaching office of the diocesan bishop 1983 BEDOYA, Flavio-Hugo Preparation for marriage as a communion of life and love 1984 MACPHERSON, Ishbel The exercise of authority in apostolic religious institutes of women according to the 1983 revised Code of canon law 1984 MARTIN, John The religious state according to Suárez 1984 MATTHEWS, Kevin The development and future of the administrative tribunal 1984 STOKES, Clifford Interdiocesan tribunals in southern Africa 1984 DE MÛELENAERE, Marc The canonical significance of marital fidelity among the Bantu of South Africa 1985 D’MELLO, James The double religious marriage celebration in India 1985 O’LOUGHLIN, Brian Marriage covenant and consortium totius vitae: Scriptural basis, conciliar teaching, and the revised Code of canon law 1985 BAILLARGEON, Paul The canonical rights and duties of parents in the education of their children 1986 BUSUGUTSALA, Gandayi L’Église et l’État face à la question scolaire au Zaïre de Léopold II à Mobutu Sese Seko, 1885-1985: doctrines sous- jacentes, fondements juridiques et praxis 1986 8 CONLON, Daniel The moderator of the Curia as manager of diocesan pastoral action 1986 DALY, Brendan Canonical requirements on the part of parents in cases of infant baptism 1986 HANNON, John The college of consultors and the exercise of ecclesial authority 1986 PEARSON, John The reservation and veneration of the Blessed Eucharist 1986 FARRELLY, Adrian The diocesan finance council: a historical and canonical study 1987 HACK, Michael Stability of the office of parish priest in the 1983 Code of canon law 1987 LAGGES, Patrick The legislative authority of the conference of bishops: its nature and scope in the 1983 Code of Canon Law 1987 BAUHOFF, Richard Canon 1084 and psychic impotence 1988 FINFINI, Antoine Le statut juridique du catéchiste en territoires de mission: structure et signification du canon 785 du Code de droit canonique de 1983 1988 NEVILLE, Gary The religious superior’s council in the 1983 Code of canon law 1988 PHILLIPS, Marilyn The Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart: their patrimony and historico-canonical status 1988 ALLARD, Pierre Le canon 578 et son application à la Société de Marie : le patrimoine de l’institut 1989 9 CARR, John The suspension of a cleric by the administrative procedure according to the 1983 Code of canon law 1989 DOYLE, Jerald Civil incorporation of ecclesiastical institutions: a canonical perspective 1989 HANNAN, Patricia The apostate of women religious in the particular church since the Second Vatican Council: juridical relationships with bishops according to the 1983 Code of canon law 1989 LAVOIE, Laval L’érection canonique du diocèse de Gaspé et l’oeuvre de Monseigneur
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