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Revue Církevního Práva 61.Indd R E V U E CÍRKEVNÍHO PRÁVA CHURCH LAW REVIEW 61 2/15 Ročník XXI. Toto číslo Revue církevního práva vyšlo za fi nanční podpory Konference katolických biskupů Spojených států amerických. This issue of Church Law Review was sponsored by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Členské příspěvky, předplatné a dary Společnosti pro církevní právo směřujte laskavě z ČR na číslo účtu 1939518309/0800 a ze zahraničí na číslo účtu IBAN: CZ55 0800 0000 0019 3951 8309 BIC (SWIFT): GIBACZPX Be so kind and send your membership fees, subscriptions and gifts from the Czech Republic to the account No. 1939518309/0800 and from abroad to the account IBAN: CZ55 0800 0000 0019 3951 8309 BIC (SWIFT): GIBACZPX OBSAH EDITORIAL ..................................................................................................................... 7 ČLÁNKY S. Přibyl: Sociální závazky církve a jejích členů podle Kodexu kanonického práva ..................................................................................................................... 9 J. Samohýl: Situace Židů po druhé světové válce v československé společnosti a židovsko-křesťanský dialog ............................................................................. 21 P. Žák: Institucionalizace vztahů katolické církve a Evropské unie ............................ 39 D. Bartoň: Omezení náboženské svobody za účelem dosažení lepšího vzájemného soužití ............................................................................................. 55 J. R. Tretera: Zákony o církvích ze 14. října 1949 a likvidace autonomie církví v Československu v letech 1948–1950 .............................................................. 69 POZNÁMKY J. Kotous: Střípky z historie. Vzpomínka na Msgre. ThDr. Vojtěcha Mokrého ......... 87 ANOTACE A RECENZE Roman Míčka: Znovu jsme se ujali dědictví otců… (S. Přibyl) ..................................... 91 Tomáš Parma (ed.): Česká kolej v Římě. Od Bohemica k Nepomucenu – 130 let existence české kulturní a vzdělávací instituce (J. Kotous) ................... 95 Jiří Rajmund Tretera, Záboj Horák: Religion and Law in the Czech Republic (S. Přibyl) ........................................................................................................... 99 Vojtech Vladár: Remedia spolii v stredovekom kánonickom práve (S. Přibyl) ............ 103 Jiří Dvořáček: Východní kanonické právo – úvod do studia (F. Čitbaj) ....................... 107 Michaela Moravčíková: Ľudské práva, kultúra a náboženstvo (S. Přibyl) ................... 109 INFORMACE 50. kongres Essener Gespräche zum Thema Staat und Kirche, Mülheim an der Ruhr, 2015 (Z. Horák) ........................................................... 113 Generální vikář požehnal kancelář diecézního soudu v Liberci (J. Michálková) ......... 115 Zpráva z konference Papežského východního institutu v Bratislavě, 2015 (J. Dvořáček) .................................................................................................... 117 Zpráva z ekumenicko-právní konference Religious Freedom Today, Brenna (Polsko), 16. – 17. 4. 2015 (M. Menke) ............................................... 119 Ze Společnosti pro církevní právo (J. R. Tretera) ......................................................... 121 Z NOVÉ LITERATURY ............................................................................................... 129 CONTENTS EDITORIAL (IN ENGLISH) ........................................................................................... 8 ARTICLES S. Přibyl: Social Commitments of the Church and Its Members According to the Code of Canon Law .................................................................................... 9 J. Samohýl: The Situation of Jews After WWII in Czechoslovak Society and the Christian-Jewish Dialogue ..................................................................... 21 P. Žák: The Institutionalization of Relationships between the Catholic Church and the European Union ..................................................................................... 39 D. Bartoň: Limitations of Religious Freedom to Improve Cohabitation .................... 55 J. R. Tretera: Acts on Churches from 14 October 1949 and the Abolishment of Church Autonomy in Czechoslovakia in 1948–1950 .................................... 69 NOTES J. Kotous: Fragments from History. A Commemoration of Msgre. ThDr. Vojtěch Mokrý ............................................................................. 87 ABSTRACTS AND REVIEWS Roman Míčka: We Are Firmly Holding the Inheritance of Our Fathers… (S. Přibyl) ... 91 Tomáš Parma (ed.): Czech College in Rome. From Bohemicum to Nepomucenum: 130 Years of Czech Cultural and Educational Institution (J. Kotous) ................ 95 Jiří Rajmund Tretera, Záboj Horák: Religion and Law in the Czech Republic (S. Přibyl) ........................................................................................................... 99 Vojtech Vladár: Remedia spolii in Medieval Canon Law (S. Přibyl) ........................... 103 Jiří Dvořáček: Eastern Canon Law: Introduction to Studies (F. Čitbaj) ....................... 107 Michaela Moravčíková: Human Rights, Culture and Religion (S. Přibyl) ................... 109 INFORMATION 50th Congress Essener Gespräche zum Thema Staat und Kirche, Mülheim an der Ruhr, 2015 (Z. Horák) ........................................................... 113 General Vicar Blessed the Offi ce of the Diocesan Court in Liberec (J. Michálková) ................................................................................................. 115 Report from the Conference of the Pontifi cal Oriental Institute in Bratislava, 2015 (J. Dvořáček) ........................................................................................... 117 Report from the International Ecumenical-Legal Conference: Religious Freedom Today, Brenna (Poland), 16 – 17 April 2015 (M. Menke) ............................... 119 From the Church Law Society (in English, J. R. Tretera) ............................................. 125 FROM NEW PUBLICATIONS .................................................................................... 129 INHALT EDITORIAL (IN ENGLISH) ........................................................................................... 8 AUFSÄTZE S. Přibyl: Soziale Verpfl ichtungen der Kirche und deren Mitglieder gemäß dem Codex kanonischen Rechtes ......................................................................... 9 J. Samohýl: Die Stellung der Juden nach dem Zweitem Weltkrieg in der tschechoslowakischen Gesellschaft und der Jüdisch-Christliche Dialog ........... 21 P. Žák: Institutionalisierung der Beziehung zwischen der katholischen Kirche und der Europäischen Union .............................................................................. 39 D. Bartoň: Die Beschränkung der Religionsfreiheit mit dem Ziel, das gesellschaftliche Zusammenleben zu erhalten ............................................. 55 J. R. Tretera: Die Kirchengesetze vom 14. Oktober 1949 und die Liquidierung der kirchlichen Autonomie in der Tschechoslowakei in den Jahren 1948–1950 ..... 69 BEMERKUNGEN J. Kotous: Die geschichtlichen Ausschnitte. Erinnerung an Msgr. ThDr. Vojtěch Mokrý ........................................................................... 87 ABSTRAKTA UND REZENSIONEN Roman Míčka: Wiedermal haben wir das väterliche Erbe angetreten … (S. Přibyl) ..... 91 Tomáš Parma (ed.): Das tschechische Studentenkolleg in Rom. Von Bohemicum zu Nepomucenum:130 Jahre Existenz einer tschechischen Kultur- und Ausbildungsanstalt (J. Kotous) ....................................................... 95 Jiří R. Tretera, Záboj Horák: Religion and Law in the Czech Republic (S. Přibyl) ....... 99 Vojtech Vladár: Remedia spolii im mittelalterlichen kanonischen Recht (S. Přibyl) ... 103 Jiří Dvořáček: Östliches kanonisches Recht: Einführung (F. Čitbaj) ........................... 107 Michaela Moravčíková: Menschenrechte, Kultur und Religion (S. Přibyl) ................. 109 INFORMATIONEN 50. Kongres Essener Gespräche zum Thema Staat und Kirche, Mülheim an der Ruhr, 2015 (Z. Horák) ........................................................................... 113 Generalvikar hat die Räumlichkeiten des Diözesangerichts in Liberec gesegnet (J. Michálková) ................................................................................................. 115 Bericht aus der Konferenz des Päpstlichen Orientalen Instituts in Bratislava, 2015 (J. Dvořáček) .................................................................................................... 117 Bericht aus der Ökumenisch-rechtlichen Konferenz Religious Freedom Today, Brenna (Polen), 16. – 17. 4. 2015 (M. Menke) ................................................ 119 Aus der Gesellschaft für Kirchenrecht (in English, J. R. Tretera) ................................ 125 NEU ERSCHIENENE LITERATUR ........................................................................... 129 INDICE L’EDITORIALE (IN ENGLISH) ..................................................................................... 8 ARTICOLI S. Přibyl: I doveri sociali della Chiesa e dei suoi membri secondo il Codice di diritto canonico ................................................................................................. 9 J. Samohýl: La situazione degli Ebrei dopo la 2a guerra mondiale nella società cecoslovacca ed il dialogo ebreo-cristiano ......................................................... 21 P. Žák: L’istituzionalizzazione dei rapporti tra la Chiesa Cattolica e l’Unione
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