Published: 2024-07-30

Review and evaluation of the codification of the plenary synod in Poland in the interwar period

Robert Czarnowski
Prawo Kanoniczne
Section: Articles and dissertations
https://doi.org/10.21697/pk.2024.67.2.03

Abstract

The article addresses the topic of the codification of decisions of the first Polish plenary synod in Poland, which took place in 1936, highlighting its significance during the interwar period. The synod, through 151 decrees divided into fifteen chapters, tackled key issues related to liturgy related to liturgy, sacramental life, and church discipline. A significant point of analysis is the influence of the 1917 Code of Canon Law, which served as the foundation for the norms contained in the synodal decrees, contributing to the creation of a coherent legal system within the Polish Church.

Keywords:

Canon Law 1917, plenary synod, codification of ecclesiastical law, evaluation of synodal decrees, significance of synodal works, interwar period in Poland

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Czarnowski, R. (2024). Review and evaluation of the codification of the plenary synod in Poland in the interwar period. Prawo Kanoniczne, 67(2). https://doi.org/10.21697/pk.2024.67.2.03

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