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Derecho Canónico En Tiempos De Cambio DERECHO CANÓNICO EN TIEMPOS DE CAMBIO ACTAS de las XXX Jornadas de Actualidad canónica ASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE CANONISTAS DERECHO CANÓNICO EN TIEMPOS DE CAMBIO ACTAS de las XXX Jornadas de Actualidad canónica Todos los derechos reservados. Ni la totalidad ni parte de este libro, incluido el diseño de la cubierta, puede reproducirse o transmitirse por ningún procedimiento electrónico o mecánico. Cualquier forma de reproducción, distribución, comuni- cación pública o transformación de esta obra solo puede ser realizada con la autorización de sus titulares, salvo excepción prevista por la ley. Diríjase a CEDRO (Centro Español de Derechos Reprográficos, www.cedro.org) si necesita fotocopiar o escanear algún fragmento de esta obra. © Asociación Española de Canonistas Madrid, 2011 Editorial DYKINSON, S.L. Meléndez Valdés, 61 - 28015 Madrid Teléfono (+34) 915442846 - (+34) 915442869 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.dykinson.es http://www.dykinson.com Consejo Editorial véase www.dykinson.com/quienessomos ISBN: 978-84-9982-750-6 Preimpresión: Besing Servicios Gráficos, S.L. [email protected] ÍNDICE PResentación DE LAS JORNADAS .............................................................. 19 Jorge Otaduy LEY ORGÁNICA DE LIBERtad RELIGIOSA: OPORTUNIDAD Y FUNDA- MENTO DE UNA REFORMA.............................................................................. 23 Santiago Cañamares 1. INTRODUCCIÓN ..................................................................................... 23 2. FUNDAMENTO DE LA REFORMA ......................................................... 24 2.1. Algunos fundamentos alegados ....................................................... 24 2.1.1. Avanzar la laicidad ................................................................ 25 2.1.2. Incorporar los Acuerdos ........................................................... 26 2.2. El verdadero fundamento de la reforma ........................................ 28 3. OPORTUNIDAD DE LA REFORMA ........................................................ 29 3.1. En relación con el sujeto individual de la libertad religiosa .......... 29 3.1.1. Acomodación de las creencias religiosas .................................... 29 3.1.2. El derecho a recibir asistencia religiosa ...................................... 32 3.2. En relación con los sujetos colectivos del derecho de libertad religiosa ............................................................................................ 34 3.2.1. Registro de Entidades Religiosas............................................... 34 3.2.2. Notorio arraigo ....................................................................... 38 3.2.3. La posición jurídica de los ministros de culto ............................ 41 3.3. Libertad religiosa y cooperación ..................................................... 43 3.3.1. Fiscalidad .............................................................................. 43 3.3.2. Comisión Asesora de Libertad Religiosa .................................... 45 4. CONCLUSIONES ...................................................................................... 47 8 Índice ATENCIÓN DE paRROQUIAS EN SITUACIONES DE ESCASEZ DE CLE- RO. EL SUPUESTO DEL CANON 517 § 2 DEL CIC ........................................ 49 Antonio Viana 1. CONSECUENCIAS DE LA SITUACIÓN DE ESCASEZ DE CLERO ...... 49 2. POSIBLES RESPUESTAS CANÓNICAS EN EL ÁMBITO PARRO- QUIAL A LA ESCASEZ DE CLERO ......................................................... 50 3. CARACTERÍSTICAS BÁSICAS DE LA FIGURA DEL C. 517 § 2 ............ 52 4. TAREAS DEL OBISPO EN EL SUPUESTO DEL C. 517 § 2 ................... 55 5. POSICIÓN DEL SACERDOTE DIRECTOR ............................................ 56 6. POSICIÓN DEL DIÁCONO ..................................................................... 58 7. LOS FIELES QUE PARTICIPAN EN LA CURA PASTORAL DE LA PARROQUIA SIN PÁRROCO PROPIO ................................................... 59 7.1. Tareas en las que participan ............................................................ 59 7.2. Selección y nombramiento de candidatos ...................................... 61 8. CUESTIONES ABIERTAS ......................................................................... 63 9. CUESTIONES TEÓRICAS Y AMBIGÜEDADES ..................................... 64 10. CONCLUSIÓN .......................................................................................... 66 EL DERECHO CANÓNICO ANTE LAS patoloGÍAS Y CARENCIAS EN LA FORMACIÓN DE LA PERSONALIDAD ...................................................... 69 Rosa María López 1. INTRODUCCIÓN ..................................................................................... 69 2. PSICOLOGÍA DEL «APRENDIZAJE» DEL NIÑO ADOLESCENTE Y DEL JOVEN ............................................................................................... 71 2.1. El adolescente y las relaciones familiares ....................................... 72 2.2. Vida afectiva del adolescente .......................................................... 74 2.3. Formación de la identidad ............................................................... 75 2.4. Los límites y los valores .................................................................... 76 2.5. Agresividad ....................................................................................... 78 2.6. Sobreprotección y dependencia ...................................................... 80 2.7. Sexualidad ........................................................................................ 81 2.8. Aspecto físico ................................................................................... 82 2.9. La angustia ........................................................................................ 82 2.10. Separación de los progenitores ....................................................... 83 2.11. Consideraciones psicológicas .......................................................... 85 Índice 9 3. LA INTERSECCIÓN DE LAS ANTERIORES EXPERIENCIAS CON EL DERECHO MATRIMONIAL CANÓNICO Y PARTICULARMENTE CON EL PRESCRIPTO DEL CANON 1095. ............................................ 86 EL M.P. OMNIUM IN MENTEM: LA SUPRESIÓN DEL ACTO FORMAL DE ABANDONO DE LA IGLESIA ............................................................................. 91 Carmen Peña García 1. CONTENIDO: LA REVOCACIÓN DE UNA EXENCIÓN CODICIAL NOVEDOSA EN LA TRADICIÓN CANÓNICA ...................................... 92 2. MOTIVOS EXPRESOS DE LA REFORMA .............................................. 96 2.1. Seguridad jurídica: “dificultad de determinar la sustancia teológica y los requisitos del acto formal de abandono de la Iglesia” ............................................................................................. 96 2.2. Problemas en la acción pastoral y en la praxis de los tribunales ... 98 3. OTROS POSIBLES MOTIVOS PARA LA REFORMA ............................. 100 3.1. Incoherencia del sistema matrimonial ............................................ 100 3.2. Incidencia de la exención de la forma canónica en la sacramen- talidad del matrimonio de los que abandonan la Iglesia por acto formal ............................................................................................... 101 4. IRRETROACTIVIDAD DE LA REFORMA .............................................. 102 5. CONCLUSIONES: VALORACIÓN DE UNA REFORMA LEGAL .......... 103 EVOLUCIÓN Y VIGENCIA DEL PRINCIPIO DE COOPERACIÓN ENTRE EL Estado Y LAS CONFESIONES RELIGIOSAS ........................................... 109 Almudena Rodríguez Moya 1. INTRODUCCIÓN ..................................................................................... 109 1.1. Explicación del tema y propuesta .................................................... 109 1.2. Las relaciones entre el poder temporal y el poder espiritual. Una panorámica del Derecho Concordatario ........................................ 111 2. DE LA TRADICIÓN CONCORDATARIA AL PRINCIPIO DE COOPERA- CIÓN ......................................................................................................................... 112 2.1. Los Concordatos, el pasado confesional ........................................ 112 2.1.1. España: un Estado Confesional ............................................... 112 2.1.2. El último concordato ............................................................... 114 2.1.3. El Concilio Vaticano II ............................................................ 115 2.1.4. El Acuerdo de 1976 ................................................................. 115 10 Índice 2.2. La Constitución de 1978, un nuevo orden ...................................... 116 3. EL ARTÍCULO 16.3 ................................................................................... 117 3.1. La laicidad ........................................................................................ 118 3.2. La vinculación de los poderes públicos a la realidad social ........... 119 3.3. El mandato de cooperación ............................................................. 120 3.4. La especial alusión a la Iglesia Católica .......................................... 121 4. LOS FRUTOS DEL MODELO .................................................................. 121 4.1. Los Acuerdos con la Iglesia Católica ............................................... 122 4.2. Los Acuerdos de 1992 ...................................................................... 122 4.3. El notorio arraigo. Un nuevo orden de protección ........................ 122 5. CONCLUSIONES .....................................................................................
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