Juridical relationships and business in the Order of friars Minor Capuchin and Government of one circumscription_ Bros. Antonio and Albert

The law is undervalued but necessary

Church, Law and Language

Communicating with the general Curia

You need to write and write well, one Letter, one subject

The most common acts: transfer to another institute, temporary exclaustration, dispensation from temporary vows, dispensation from perpetual vows and from priestly celibacy, ipso jure dismissal, obligatory dismissal, facultative dismissal, delicta graviora, alienation of property, a dangerous omission, Canonical erection of our houses, suppression of houses and clarification of absence.

 Our Guardian is here interviewing friars...about the meeting and their experience during these days of animationGovernment of one circumscription

1.     Consent and counsel

2.     role of convocation for consent or counsel. The reason for the convocation according to the mind of the legislator is for the superior to be illumined and informed the best way possible

3.     The counsel/advice is not binding on superior. Consulting the council members takes the form of a consultative vote, which does not oblige the superior. When the law asks for consent, it is understood that the superior cannot act validly without adhering to the majority vote of the council members. However, interestingly there is no strict obligation on the part of the superior to act after having obtained the consent.

 Brothers Antonio and Albert....procuras.....work hand in hand....have brilliant minds....exact and accurate judgment on the cases....

 Provincial of France Br. Erik.....very prayerful man....he is very much for promoting International and intercultural praying communitiesRole of superior in deliberative and consultative acts: the superior has the obligation to present the necessary facts relating to the matter in question to the council members inasmuch as the council members have the right to be fully informed so that they can form a valid judgment

5.     Superior can vote only in collegial act 

6.     Permission of absence or leave of absence, who is the competent authority and requirements and procedures, Notification.

7.     Unlawful absence from a religious house: when a professed moves out of his community without permission, when he does not return to it at the end of the time of the permission of absence.

8.     Exclaustration: simple exclaustration competent authority: the general ministry with the consent of his council

9.     , exclaustration for incardination in diocese: competent authority: the holy see

10. qualified exclaustration: Competent authority: The Holy See

 Friar Adalberto Jimenez, custos from Ecuvador......

 Br. Mark returned from the Hospital, he accompanied Br. Michael...who will undergo surgery....Br. Mark updated us about the health of Br. Michael....

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11. Imposed exclaustration: it is imposed by the Holy See on its own initiative or upon the request of the general minister with the consent of his council. Competent authority: The Holy See

12. Definitive departure from the institute of a cleric religious for incardination “pure et simpliciter” in a diocese. Competent authority: The Holy See

13. Definitive passage to another circumscription. Competent authority: the general minister with the consent of his council.

14. Canonical erection and suppression of religious houses

15. Readmission to the institute: competent authority is the general minister with the consent of the council.