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Re pagination estimates: I try to
verify how many pages in a dissertation are actually dedicated
to the work itself, exclusive of, say, pages spent listing other dissertations in the series, etc.
My pages estimates therefore tend to be lower than some
of those
reported elsewhere. Other paginations are from bibliographies
that might assess total pages differently.
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Celestine Freriks
(1876-1959),
Religious Congregations in Their External Relations, Canon Law Studies
No. 1, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1916).
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks.
Daniel Galliher
(1883-),
Canonical Elections, Canon Law Studies No. 2, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1917) 112 pp.
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks.
Aurelius Borkowski
(1888-),
De Confraternitatibus Ecclesiasticis, Canon Law Studies No. 3, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1918) 130 pp. Googlebooks.
Cayo Castillo,
Disertacion Historico-Canonica sobre la Potestad del Cabildo en Sede Vacante o
Impedida del Vicario Capitular, Canon Law Studies No. 4, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1919) 90 pp.
William Kubelbeck
(1883-1962),
The Sacred Penitentiaria and Its Relation to Faculties of Ordinaries and
Priests, Canon Law Studies No. 5, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1918) 124 pp.
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks.
Joseph Petrovits,
The New Church Law on Matrimony, Canon Law Studies No. 6, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1919).
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks. See also Joseph Petrovits,
The New Church Law on Matrimony (McVey, 1921) 458 pp.
John Hickey
(American prelate, 1920-2004),
Irregularities and Simple Impediments in the New Code of Canon Law, Canon
Law Studies No. 7, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1920) 95 pp.
Peter Klekotka
(1895-1974),
Diocesan Consultors, Canon Law Studies No. 8, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1920) 173 pp. Googlebooks.
Francis Wanenmacher
(1859-),
The Evidence in Ecclesiastical Procedure Affecting the Marriage Bond,
Canon Law Studies No. 9, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1920
[1935]). Review: A. Darmain, Ius Pontificium 16 (1936) 128.
Henry Golden
(1896-),
Parochial Benefices in the New Code, Canon Law Studies No. 10, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1921 [1925]) 112 pp.
Charles
Koudelka (1894-), Pastors, Their Rights and Duties According to the New Code of Canon
Law, Canon Law Studies No. 11, (Catholic University of America: Washington,
DC, 1921) 202 pp.
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks.
Antonius Melo,
De Exemptione Regularium, Canon Law Studies No. 12, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1921). Googlebooks.
Valentine Schaaf
(1883-1946),
The Cloister, Canon Law Studies No. 13, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1921).
Googlebooks.
Thomas Burke
(1894-),
Competence in Ecclesiastical Tribunals, Canon Law Studies No. 14, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1922) 109 pp. Googlebooks.
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Leech |
George Leech
(American prelate, 1890-1985), A
Comparative Study of the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis and the Codex Juris
Canonici, Canon Law Studies No. 15, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1922) 174 pp.
GoogleBooks.
Hubert Motry
(1884-),
Diocesan Faculties According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No.
16, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1922) 160 pp.
IA-American Lib.
Googlebooks.
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George Murphy
(1891-),
Delinquencies and Penalties in the Administration and the Reception of the
Sacraments, Canon Law Studies No. 17, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1923) 111 pp.
John O'Reilly
(1899-),
Ecclesiastical Sepulture in the New Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No.
18, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1923) 122 pp.
Googlebooks pp. 1-30 only.
Wenceslas
Michalicka (1894-1982) Judicial Procedure in Dismissal of Clerical Exempt Religious,
Canon Law Studies No. 19, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1923) 100 pp.
Edward Dargin
(1898-1981),
Reserved Cases According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 20,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1924) 98 pp.
John Godfrey,
The Right of Patronage According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies
No. 21, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1924) 147 pp.
Francis Hagedorn
(American priest, 1897-1981),
General Legislation on Indulgences, Canon Law Studies No. 22, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1924) 147 pp.
James King (1895-), The
Administration of the Sacraments to Dying Non-Catholics, Canon Law Studies
No. 23, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1924) 133 pp.
Francis Winslow
(1896-),
Vicars and Prefects Apostolic, Canon Law Studies No. 24, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1924) 141 pp.
Jose Servelion Correa
(1867-),
La Potestad Legislativa de la Iglesia Catolica, Canon Law Studies No. 25,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1925) 121 pp.
Henry Dugan (1889-), The
Judiciary Department of the Diocesan Curia, Canon Law Studies No. 26,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1925).
Charles Keller
(1898-)
Mass Stipends, Canon Law Studies No. 27, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1925) 168 pp. Review: "Y", Ius Pontificium 5 (1925)
108-109. See also Charles Keller,
Mass Stipends (Herder, 1926) 198 pp.
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Paschang |
John Paschang
(American prelate, 1895-1999),
The Sacramentals According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No.
28, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1925) 121 pp. Review: "Y",
Ius Pontificium 5 (1924) 166-167.
Cyrillus Piontek
(1881-),
De Indulto Exclaustrationis necnon Saecularizationis, Canon Law Studies
No. 29, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1925) 287 pp. Review:
"Y", Ius Pontificium 5 (1924) 167-168.=
Richard Kearney
(1896-),
Sponsors at Baptism According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies
No. 30, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1925) 119 pp. |
Chester Bartlett
(1891-),
The Tenure of Parochial Property in the United States of America, Canon Law
Studies No. 31, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1926) 103 pp.
Adrian Kilker
(1901-),
Extreme Unction, Canon Law Studies No. 32, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1926) 425 pp.
Robert McCormick
(1901-),
Confessors of Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 33, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1926) 254 pp.
Newton Miller
(1899-),
Founded Masses According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 34,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1926) 85 pp.
Edward Roelker
(American priest, 1897-1957),
Principles of Privilege According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law
Studies No. 35, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1926) 158 pp.
Richardus
Bakalarczyk (1895-), De Novitiatu, Canon Law Studies No. 36, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 198 pp.
Lawrence Pizzuti,
De Parochis Religiosis, Canon Law Studies No. 37, (Not published).
Nicholas Bliley
(1893-),
Altars According to the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 38,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 126 pp. Review: J. Hickey,
Apollinaris 2 (1929) 88.
Brendan Brown
(American, 1898-1982),
The Canonical Juristic Personality with Special Reference to its Status in the
United States of America, Canon Law Studies No. 39, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1927) 206 pp. Summary by B. Brown at Jurist 1
(1941) 60-73, 125-133.
William Cavanaugh
(1899-),
The Reservation of the Blessed Sacrament, Canon Law Studies No. 40,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 95 pp.
William Doheny
(American priest, C.S.C., 1898-1982),
Church Property: Modes of Acquisition, Canon Law Studies No. 41, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 112 pp. Reviews: A. Bondini, Ius Pontificium 7 (1927) 110; I. Cicognani,
Apollinaris 1 (1928) 308 (note only). On the place of Doheny in canonistics,
see Lawrence Wrenn, "In diebus illis: Some canonical giants in days
of yore", Studia Canonica 35 (2001) 485-514, at 508-511.
Aloysius Feldhaus
(1896-),
Oratories, Canon Law Studies No. 42, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1927) 135 pp
James Kelly (1901-), The
Jurisdiction of the Simple Confessor, Canon Law Studies No. 43, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 202 pp. Reviews by P. Bastien in Ius
Pontificium 9 (1929) 80; I. Cicognani, Apollinaris 4 (1931) 149 (of
subsequent monograph).
Nicholas Neuberger
(1897-),
Canon 6 or the Relation of the Codex Juris Canonici to the Preceding
Legislation, Canon Law Studies No. 44, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1927) 89 pp.
Gerald O'Keefe
(1900-),
Matrimonial Dispensations, Powers of Bishops, Priests and Confessors, Canon
Law Studies No. 45, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1927) 227 pp.
Review: I. Cicognani in Apollinaris 1 (1928) 308 (note only).
Joseph Quigley
(1900-),
Condemned Societies, Canon Law Studies No. 46, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1927) 133 pp.
Johannes Zaplotnik
(1883-1978),
De Vicariis Foraneis, Canon Law Studies No. 47, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1927) 138 pp.
John Duskie, The
Canonical Status of the Orientals in the United States, Canon Law Studies
No. 48, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1928) 189 pp.
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Hyland |
Francis
Hyland (American prelate, 1901-1968), Excommunication, Its Nature, Historical Development and Effects,
Canon Law Studies No. 49, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1928) 175 pp.
Gerald Reinmann
(1902-),
The Third Order Secular of Saint Francis, Canon Law Studies No. 50,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1928) 195 pp.
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Schenk |
Francis Schenk
(American prelate, 1901-1969),
The Matrimonial Impediments of Mixed Religion and Disparity of Cult, Canon
Law Studies No. 51, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1929) 306
pp. Reviews: A. Darmanin, Ius Pontificium 9 (1929) 343-344; I. Cicognani,
Apollinaris 3 (1930) 640.
John Coady (1894-), The
Appointment of Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 52, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1929) 143 pp. |
Thomas Kay (1902-),
Competence in Matrimonial Procedure, Canon Law Studies No. 53, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1929) 159 pp.
Sidney Turner
(1899-),
The Vow of Poverty, Canon Law Studies No. 54, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1929) 217 pp.
Raymond Kearney
(1902-1956),
The Principles of Delegation, Canon Law Studies No. 55, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1929) 144 pp.
Edward Conran
(1903-),
The Interdict, Canon Law Studies No. 56, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1930) 157 pp. Review: A. Teetaert, Ius Pontificium 10
(1930) 218-219.
William O'Neill,
Papal Rescripts of Favor, Canon Law Studies No. 57, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1930) 213 pp. Reviews: A. Teetaert, Ius Pontificium
10 (1930) 223-224; J. Graneris, Apollinaris 4 (1931) 589.
Clement Bastnagel
(1896-1970),
The Appointment of Parochial Adjutants and Assistants, Canon Law Studies
No. 58, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1930) 250 pp. Reviews:
P. Bastien, Ius Pontificium 11 (1931) 245; J. Graneris,
Apollinaris 4 (1931) 589.
William Ferry
(1903-),
Stole Fees, Canon Law Studies No. 59, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1930) 102 pp. Reviews: P. Bastien, Ius Pontificium 11
(1931) 93; J. Graneris, Apollinaris 4 (1931) 589.
John Costello
(1903-),
Domicile and Quasi-Domicile, Canon Law Studies No. 60, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1930) 196 pp.
Michael Kremer
(1898-),
Church Support in the United States, Canon Law Studies No. 61, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1930) 131 pp.
Luis Angulo Martínez
(1896-),
Legislation de la Iglesia sobre la intencion en la application de la Santa Misa,
Canon Law Studies No. 62, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1931) 96 pp.
Wolfgang Frey
(1903-),
The Act of Religious Profession, Canon Law Studies No. 63, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1931) 162 pp.
James Roberts
(1906-),
The Banns of Marriage, Canon Law Studies No. 64, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1931) 128 pp. Review:J. Graneris, Apollinaris 5
(1932) 124.
Raymond Ryder
(1904-),
Simony, Canon Law Studies No. 65, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1931) 140 pp.
Angelo Campagna
(1904-),
Il Vicario Generale del Vescovo, Canon Law Studies No. 66, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1931) 192 pp.
Joseph Cox (1903-), The
Administration of Seminaries, Canon Law Studies No. 67, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1931) 115 pp.
Donald Gregory
(1903-),
The Pauline Privilege, Canon Law Studies No. 68, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1931) 150 pp.
John Donohue
(1897-),
The Impediment of Crime, Canon Law Studies No. 69, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1931) 98 pp.
Eugene Dooley
(1901-),
Church Law on Sacred Relics, Canon Law Studies No. 70, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1931) 131 pp.
Clement Orth
(1899-),
The Approbation of Religious Institutes, Canon Law Studies No. 71, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1931) 161 pp.
Joseph Pernicone
(1903-1985),
The Ecclesiastical Prohibition of Books, Canon Law Studies No. 72,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 257 pp.
Connell Clinton
(1907-),
The Paschal Precept, Canon Law Studies No. 73, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1932) 96 pp.
Francis Donnelly
(1908-),
The Diocesan Synod, Canon Law Studies No. 74, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1932) 129 pp.
Camillo Torrente
(1870-),
Las Procesiones Sagradas, Canon Law Studies No. 75, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 137 pp.
Edwin Murphy
(1905-),
Suspension Ex Informata Conscientia, Canon Law Studies No. 76, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 126 pp.
Eric MacKenzie
(1893-1969),
The Delict of Heresy in Its Commission, Penalization, Absolution, Canon Law
Studies No. 77, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 116 pp.
Avitus Lyons
(1898-),
The Collegiate Tribunal of First Instance, Canon Law Studies No. 78,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 140 pp.
Thomas Connolly
(1899-1991),
Appeals, Canon Law Studies No. 79, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1932) 199 pp.
Joseph Sangmeister
(1905-),
Force and Fear as Precluding Matrimonial Consent, Canon Law Studies No.
80, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 201 pp.
Leo Jaeger (1903-), The
Administration of Vacant and Quasi-Vacant Episcopal Sees in the United States,
Canon Law Studies No. 81, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1932) 227 pp.
Herbert Rimlinger
(1905-),
Error Invalidating Matrimonial Consent, Canon Law Studies No. 82,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1932) 71 pp.
John Barrett
(1895-), A
Comparative Study of the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore and the Code of
Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 83, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1932) 212 pp.
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Carberry |
John Carberry (American prelate, 1904-1998),
The Juridical Form of Marriage, Canon Law Studies No. 84, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1934) 169 pp.
Cdl.
Carberry.
John Dolan (1906-), The
Defensor Vinculi, Canon Law Studies No. 85, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1934) 150 pp.
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Jerome Hannan
(1896-1965),
The Canon Law of Wills, Canon Law Studies No. 86, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1934) 510 pp. Review: Anon., Apollinaris 9 (1936) 169
(note only).
Delise Lemieux
(1902-),
The Sentence in Ecclesiastical Procedure, Canon Law Studies No. 87,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1934) 123 pp.
James O'Rourke
(1905-),
Parish Registers, Canon Law Studies No. 88, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1934) 101 pp.
Bartholomew Timlin
(1896-),
Conditional Matrimonial Consent, Canon Law Studies No. 89, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1934) 374 pp.
Francis Wahl
(1907-),
The Matrimonial Impediments of Consanguinity and Affinity, Canon Law Studies
No. 90, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1934) 113 pp.
Robert White
(1893-),
Canonical Ante-Nuptial Promises and the Civil Law, Canon Law Studies No. 91,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1934) 144 pp.
Antonio Herrera
(1910-),
Legislacion Ecclesiastica sobra el Ayuno y la Abstinecia, Canon Law Studies
No. 92, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 191 pp.
Edwin Kennedy
(1908-),
The Special Matrimonial Process in Cases of Evident Nullity, Canon Law
Studies No. 93, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 157 pp.
John Manning
(1900-),
Presumption of Law in Matrimonial Procedure, Canon Law Studies No. 94,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 104 pp.
John Moeder (1903-), The
Proper Bishop for Ordination and Dimissorial Letters, Canon Law Studies No.
95, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 128 pp.
William O'Mara
(1905-),
Canonical Causes for Matrimonial Dispensations, Canon Law Studies No. 96,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 148 pp.
Peter Reilly
(1908-),
Residence of Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 97, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1935) 74 pp.
Mariner Smith,
The Penal Law for Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 98, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 163 pp.
Donald Whalen
(1899-),
The Value of Testimonial Evidence in Matrimonial Procedure, Canon Law
Studies No. 99, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1935) 290 pp.
Joseph Cleary
(1909-),
Canonical Limitations on the Alienation of Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 100, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1936) 134 pp.
John Glynn (1907-), The
Promoter of Justice, Canon Law Studies No. 101, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1936) 329 pp.
James Brennan
(1905-),
The Simple Convalidation of Marriage, Canon Law Studies No. 102, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 127 pp.
Joseph Brunini
(1909-1996),
The Clerical Obligations of Canons 139 and 142, Canon Law Studies No. 103,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 114 pp.
Maurice Connor
(1901-),
The Administrative Removal of Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 104, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 151 pp.
Merlin Guilfoyle
(1908-1981),
Custom, Canon Law Studies No. 105, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1937) 144 pp.
James Hughes
(1892-),
Witnesses in Criminal Trials of Clerics, Canon Law Studies No. 106,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 132 pp.
Raymond Jansen
(1908-),
Canonical Provisions for Catechetical Instruction, Canon Law Studies No.
107, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 145 pp.
John Kealy (1899-), The
Introductory Libellus in Church Court Procedure, Canon Law Studies No. 108,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 112 pp.
James McManus
(1900-1976),
The Administration of Temporal Goods in Religious Institutes, Canon Law
Studies No. 109, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 108 pp.
Eugene Moriarty
(1907-) ,
Oaths in Ecclesiastical Courts, Canon Law Studies No. 110, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1937) 107 pp.
Eligius Rainer
(1907-),
Suspension of Clerics, Canon Law Studies No. 111, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1937) 242 pp.
Thomas Reilly
(1908-1992),
Visitation of Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 112, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1938) 127 pp.
Francis Moriarty
(1909-),
The Extraordinary Absolution from Censures, Canon Law Studies No. 113,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1938) 325 pp.
Nicholas Connolly
(1909-),
The Canonical Erection of Parishes, Canon Law Studies No. 114, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1938) 125 pp.
James Donovan(1909-),
The Pastor's Obligation in Prenuptial Investigation, Canon Law Studies No.
115, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1938) 314 pp.
Robert Harrigan
(1909-),
The Radical Sanation of Invalid Marriages, Canon Law Studies No. 116,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1938) 199 pp.
Conrad Boffa
(1913-),
Canonical Provisions for Catholic Schools, Canon Law Studies No. 117,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1939) 204 pp.
Anscar Parsons
(1911-),
Canonical Elections, Canon Law Studies No. 118, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1939) 226 pp.
Edward Reilly
(1911-),
The General Norms of Dispensation, Canon Law Studies No. 119, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1939) 150 pp.
Gerald Ryan (1909-),
Principles of Episcopal Jurisdiction, Canon Law Studies No. 120, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1939) 165 pp.
Francis Burton
(1902-),
A Commentary on Canon 1125, Canon Law Studies No. 121, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1940) 203 pp.
Francis Miaskiewicz
(1911-),
Supplied Jurisdiction According to Canon 209, Canon Law Studies No. 122,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1940) 334 pp.
Patrick Rice
(1907-),
Proof of Death in Prenuptial Investigation, Canon Law Studies No. 123,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1940) 150 pp.
Thomas Anglin
(1912-),
The Eucharistic Fast, Canon Law Studies No. 124, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1941) 176 pp.
John Coleman
(1906-),
The Minister of Confirmation, Canon Law Studies No. 125, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 146 pp.
John Downs (1910-), The
Concept of Clerical Immunity, Canon Law Studies No. 126, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 156 pp.
Anthony Esswein
(1910-1973),
Extrajudicial Penal Powers of Ecclesiastical Superiors, Canon Law Studies
No. 127, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 137 pp.
Benjamin Farrell
(1905-),
The Rights and Duties of the Local Ordinary Regarding Congregations of Women
Religious of Pontifical Right, Canon Law Studies No. 128, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 186 pp.
Thomas Feeney
(1912-),
Restitutio in Integrum, Canon Law Studies No. 129, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1941) 161 pp.
Stephen Findlay
(1911-),
Canonical Norms Governing the Deposition and Degradation of Clerics, Canon
Law Studies No. 130, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 269
pp.
John Goodwine
(1913-),
The Right of the Church to Acquire Property, Canon Law Studies No. 131,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 112 pp.
Edward Heston
(1907-),
The Alienation of Church Property in the United States, Canon Law Studies
No. 132, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 214 pp.
James Hogan
(1911-2005),
Judicial Advocates and Procurators, Canon Law Studies No. 133, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 193 pp.
Thomas Kealy
(1905-),
Dowry of Women Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 134, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1941) 145 pp.
Michael Keene
(1912-),
Religious Ordinaries and Canon 198, Canon Law Studies No. 135, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 157 pp.
Charles Kerin
(1905-),
The Privation of Christian Burial, Canon Law Studies No. 136, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 272 pp.
William Louis
(1904-),
Diocesan Archives, Canon Law Studies No. 137, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1941) 94 pp.
Gilbert
McDevitt (1911-),
Legitimacy and Legitimation, Canon Law Studies No. 138, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 239 pp.
Thomas McDonough
(1912-1998),
Apostolic Administrators, Canon Law Studies No. 139, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 210 pp.
Carl Meier (1913-),
Penal Administrative Procedure Against Negligent Pastors, Canon Law Studies
No. 140, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 240 pp.
John Schmidt
(1908-),
The Principles of Authentic Interpretation in Canon 17 of the Code of Canon Law,
Canon Law Studies No. 141, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1941) 324 pp.
Andrew Slafkosky
(1913-),
The Canonical Episcopal Visitation of the Diocese, Canon Law Studies No.
142, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 189 pp.
Innocent Swoboda
(1910-),
Ignorance in Relation to the Imputability of Delicts, Canon Law Studies
No. 143, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 261 pp.
Arthur Dubé
(1911-), The
General Principles for the Reckoning of Time in Canon Law, Canon Law Studies
No. 144, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 291 pp.
James McBride
(1902-),
Incardination and Excardination of Seculars, Canon Law Studies No. 145,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1941) 587 pp.
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Król |
John Król (American prelate, 1910-1996), The
Defendant in Ecclesiastical Trials, Canon Law Studies No. 146, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 199 pp.
Cdl.
Król.
Joseph Comyns
(1908-),
Papal and Episcopal Administration of Church Property, Canon Law Studies No.
147, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 146 pp.
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Garret Barry
(1909-),
Violation of the Cloister, Canon Law Studies No. 148, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 250 pp.
Gatien Bolduc
(1913-), Les
Etudes dans les Religions Clericales, Canon Law Studies No. 149, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 145 pp.
David Boyle (1912-), The
Juridic Effects of Moral Certitude on Pre-Nuptial Guarantees, Canon Law
Studies No. 150, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 180 pp.
Walter Canavan
(1909-),
The Profession of Faith, Canon Law Studies No. 151, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 136 pp.
Bruno Desrochers (1910-), Le Premier Concile Plenier de Quebec et le Code de Droit
Canonique, Canon Law Studies No. 152, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1942) 178 pp.
Robert Dillon
(1911-),
Common Law Marriage, Canon Law Studies No. 153, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 140 pp.
Edward Dodwell
(1905-),
The Time and Place for the Celebration of Marriage, Canon Law Studies No.
154, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 144 pp.
Thomas Donnellan
(1914-1987),
The Obligation of the Missa pro Populo, Canon Law Studies No. 155,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 123 pp.
Louis Eltz (1914-),
Cooperation in Crime, Canon Law Studies No. 156, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 199 pp.
Sylvester Gass
(1911-),
Ecclesiastical Pensions, Canon Law Studies No. 157, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 197 pp.
John Guiniven
(1911-),
The Precept of Hearing Mass, Canon Law Studies No. 158, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 178 pp.
John Gulczynski
(1911-),
The Desecration and Violation of Churches, Canon Law Studies No. 159,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 118 pp.
John Hammill
(1913-),
The Obligations of the Traveler According to Canon 14, Canon Law Studies No.
160, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 195 pp.
John Haydt (1913-),
Reserved Benefices, Canon Law Studies No. 161, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 140 pp.
Roger Huser (1909-1980), The
Crime of Abortion in Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 162, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 176 pp.
Francis Kearney
(1911-),
The Principles of Canon 1127, Canon Law Studies No. 163, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 152 pp.
Leo Linahen (1910-), De
Absolutione Complicis In Peccato Turpi, Canon Law Studies No. 164, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 103 pp.
Joseph McCloskey
(1908-),
The Subject of Ecclesiastical Law According to Canon 12, Canon Law
Studies No. 165, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 237 pp.
Francis O'Neill
(1912-),
The Dismissal of Religious in Temporary Vows, Canon Law Studies No. 166,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 209 pp.
John Prince (1910-), The
Diocesan Chancellor, Canon Law Studies No. 167, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 127 pp.
Albert Riesner
(1912-),
Apostates and Fugitives from Religious Institutes, Canon Law Studies No.
168, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 158 pp.
Joseph Stenger
(1908-),
The Mortgaging of Church Property, Canon Law Studies No. 169, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 178 pp.
Joseph Waldron
(1914-),
The Minister of Baptism, Canon Law Studies No. 170, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 197 pp.
Robert Willett
(1906-),
The Probative Value of Documents in Ecclesiastical Trials, Canon Law Studies
No. 171, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1942) 116 pp.
Edward Woeber
(1903-),
The Interpellations, Canon Law Studies No. 172, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1942) 153 pp.
Matthew Benko
(1914-),
The Abbot Nullius, Canon Law Studies No. 173, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1943) 135 pp.
Joseph Christ
(1914-),
Dispensation from Vindictive Penalties, Canon Law Studies No. 174, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 274 pp.
Patrick Clancy
(1912-),
The Local Religious Superior, Canon Law Studies No. 175, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 217 pp.
Thomas Clarke
(1908-),
Parish Societies, Canon Law Studies No. 176, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1943) 136 pp.
John Connolly
(1911-),
Synodal Examiners and Parish Priest Consultors, Canon Law Studies No. 177,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 211 pp.
William Drumm
(1907-),
Hospital Chaplains, Canon Law Studies No. 178, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1943) 164 pp.
Bernard Flanagan
(1908-1998),
The Canonical Erection of Religious Houses, Canon Law Studies No. 179,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 136 pp.
Stephen Kelleher
(1915-1999),
Discussions with Non-Catholics: Canonical Legislation, Canon Law Studies
No. 180, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 82 pp.
Gordian Lewis
(1911-),
Chapters in Religious Institutes, Canon Law Studies No. 181, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 158 pp.
Adolph Marx
(1915-1965), The
Declaration of Nullity of Marriages Contracted Outside the Church, Canon Law
Studies No. 182, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 139 pp.
Raymond Matulenas
(1915-),
Communication, a Source of Privileges, Canon Law Studies No. 183,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 214 pp.
Charles O'Leary
(1913-),
Religious Dismissed After Perpetual Profession, Canon Law Studies No. 184,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 202 pp.
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Power
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Cornelius Power
(American prelate, 1913-1997),
The Blessing of Cemeteries, Canon Law Studies No. 185, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 219 pp.
Ralph Shuhler
(Augustinian, 1913-2007),
Privileges of Regulars to Absolve and Dispense, Canon Law Studies No. 186,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 184 pp.
Thaddeus Ziolkowski
(1912-1968),
The Consecration and Blessing of Churches, Canon Law Studies No. 187,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1943) 141 pp.
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John Heneghan
(1909-),
The Marriages of Unworthy Catholics: Canons 1065 and 1066, Canon Law Studies
No. 188, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 201 pp.
Coleman Carroll
(1905-1977),
Charitable Institutions, Canon Law Studies No. 189, (Not published).
Joseph Ciesluk
(1910-),
National Parishes in the United States, Canon Law Studies No. 190, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 163 pp.
Vincent Coburn
(1915-),
Marriages of Conscience, Canon Law Studies No. 191, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1944) 160 pp.
Charles Connors
(1912-),
Extra-Judicial Procurators in the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No.
192, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 84 pp.
Paul Coyle (1911-),
Judicial Exceptions, Canon Law Studies No. 193, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1944) 129 pp.
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Fair |
Bartholomew Fair
(American priest, 1916-1971),
The Impediment of Abduction, Canon Law Studies No. 194, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 111 pp.
Thomas Gallagher
(1914-),
The Examination of the Qualities of the Ordinand, Canon Law Studies No.
195, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 156 pp.
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John Gannon
(American, 1916-), The
Interstices Required for the Promotion to Orders, Canon Law Studies No. 196,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 88 pp.
William Goldsmith
(1912-),
The Competence of Church and State over Marriage--Disputed Points, Canon
Law Studies No. 197, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 116
pp.
Joseph Goodwine
(1916-),
The Reception of Converts, Canon Law Studies No. 198, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 314 pp.
Romuald Kowalski
(1914-),
Sustenance of Religious Houses of Regulars, Canon Law Studies No. 199,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 163 pp.
Alan McCoy (Franciscan, 1913-2009),
Force and Fear in Relation to Delictual Imputability and Penal Responsibility,
Canon Law Studies No. 200, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1944) 149 pp.
Vincent McDevitt
(1917-1980),
Perjury, Canon Law Studies No. 201, (Not published).
Thomas Martin
(1910-),
Adverse Possession, Prescription and Limitation of Actions: The Canonical
Praescriptio, Canon Law Studies No. 202, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1944) 196 pp.
Paul Miklosovic,
Attempted Marriages and Their Consequent Juridic Effects, Canon Law Studies
No. 203, (Not published).
Thomas Mundy
(1914-),
The Union of Parishes, Canon Law Studies No. 204, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1944) 153 pp.
John O'Dea (1913-), The
Matrimonial Impediment of Nonage, Canon Law Studies No. 205, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 115 pp.
Alexander Olalia
(1913-),
A Comparative Study of the Christian Constitution of States and the
Constitution of the Philippine Commonwealth, Canon Law Studies No. 206,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 122 pp.
Pierre-Marie Poisson, Droits Patrimoniaux des Maisons et des Eglises
Religieuses, Canon Law Studies No. 207, (Not published).
Casimir Stadalnikas
(1917-),
Reservation of Censures, Canon Law Studies No. 208, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 130 pp.
Eugene Sullivan (1916-),
Proof of the Reception of the Sacraments, Canon Law Studies No. 209,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 155 pp.
William Vaughan
(1908-),
Constitutions for Diocesan Courts, Canon Law Studies No. 210, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1944) 197 pp.
Gino Paro (1910-1988), The
Right of Apostolic Legation, Canon Law Studies No. 211, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 208 pp.
Ralph Balzer
(1914-),
The Computation of Time in a Canonical Novitiate, Canon Law Studies No. 212,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 215 pp.
John Dougherty
(1916-),
De Inquisitione Speciali, Canon Law Studies No. 213, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1945) 183 pp.
Michael Dziob
(1917-),
The Sacred Congregation for the Oriental Church, Canon Law Studies No. 214,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 170 pp.
John Eidenschink
(1914-),
The Election of Bishops in the Letters of Pope Gregory the Great, Canon
Law Studies No. 215, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 189
pp.
Nicholas Gill
(1913-),
The Spiritual Prefect in Clerical Religious Houses of Study, Canon Law
Studies No. 216, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 129 pp.
Harry Hynes (1917-), The
Privileges of Cardinals, Canon Law Studies No. 217, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1945) 169 pp.
Gerald McDevitt
(1917-),
The Renunciation of an Ecclesiastical Office, Canon Law Studies No. 218,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 167 pp.
Joseph Manning
(1915-),
The Free Conferral of Offices, Canon Law Studies No. 219, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 105 pp.
Louis Meyer (1906-),
Alms-Gathering by Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 220, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 151 pp.
Cletus O'Donnell
(1917-1992),
The Marriages of Minors, Canon Law Studies No. 221, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 256 pp.
Joseph Prunskis
(1907-),
Comparative Law, Ecclesiastical and Civil, in Lithuanian Concordat, Canon
Law Studies No. 222, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 150
pp.
Francis Sweeney
(1915-),
The Reduction of Clerics to the Lay State, Canon Law Studies No. 223,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 186 pp.
Henry Vogelpohl
(1913-),
The Simple Impediments to Holy Orders, Canon Law Studies No. 224, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 178 pp.
Thomas Brockhaus
(1914-),
Religious Who Are Known as Conversi, Canon Law Studies No. 225, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1945) 115 pp.
Orville Griese
(1915-),
The Marriage Contract and the Procreation of Offspring, Canon Law Studies
No. 226, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 210 pp.
Warren Boudreaux
(1918-1997),
The ab acatholicis nati of Canon 1099 § 2, Canon Law Studies No. 227,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 96 pp.
Thomas Bowe (1916-),
Religious Superioresses, Canon Law Studies No. 228, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1946) 192 pp.
Michael Diederichs
(1916-1999),
The Jurisdiction of the Latin Ordinaries over their Oriental Subjects,
Canon Law Studies No. 229, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1946) 139 pp.
Maurice Dingman
(1914-1992),
The Plaintiff in Contentious Trials, Canon Law Studies No. 230, (Not
published).
Basil Frison
(1912-2004),
The Retroactivity of Law, Canon Law Studies No. 231, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1946) 205 pp.
William Galvin
(1912-),
The Administrative Transfer of Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 232, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 276 pp.
Joseph Goracy,
The Diriment Matrimonial Impediment of Major Orders, Canon Law Studies No.
233, (Not published).
Joseph Hale (1906-), The
Pastor of Burial, Canon Law Studies No. 234, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1949) 231 pp.
Joseph Henry
(1917-),
The Mass and Holy Communion: Inter-Ritual Law, Canon Law Studies No. 235,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 123 pp.
Herbert Linenberger
(1906-1978),
The False Denunciation of an Innocent Confessor, Canon Law Studies No.
236, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 192 pp.
James Lowry (1916-),
Dispensation from Private Vows, Canon Law Studies No. 237, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 252 pp.
George Lynch
(1917-2003),
Coadjutors and Auxiliaries of Bishops, Canon Law Studies No. 238, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 96 pp.
Timothy Lynch
(1915-),
Contracts between Bishops and Religious Congregations, Canon Law Studies No.
239, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 218 pp.
Justin McClunn
(1916-),
Administrative Recourse, Canon Law Studies No. 240, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1946) 130 pp.
Martin Lohmuller
(1919-1994),
The Promulgation of Law, Canon Law Studies No. 241, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 128 pp.
James McGrath
(1917-),
The Privilege of the Canon, Canon Law Studies No. 242, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1946) 141 pp.
Joseph Marbach
(1917-),
Marriage Legislation for the Catholics of the Oriental Rites in the United
States and Canada, Canon Law Studies No. 243, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1946) 300 pp.
Bernard Shimkus,
The Determination and Transfer of Rite Canon Law Studies No. 244, (Not
published).
Vincent Smith
(1918-),
Ignorance Affecting Matrimonial Consent, Canon Law Studies No. 245,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 102 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 7 (1951) 352.
Paul Wachtrle,
The Baptism of the Children of Non Catholics, Canon Law Studies No. 246,
(Not published).
Matthew Crotty
(1919-),
The Recipient of First Holy Communion, Canon Law Studies No. 247, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 127 pp.
George Eagleton
(1912-),
The Quinquennial Faculties, Formula IV, Canon Law Studies No. 248, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 188 pp.
Marion Gibbons
(1908-),
Domicile of the Wife Unlawfully Separated from Her Husband, Canon Law
Studies No. 249, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 156 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 462.
Bernard Kelly
(1918-),
The Functions Reserved to Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 250, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 126 pp.
Thomas Kilcullen
(1910-),
The Collegiate Moral Person as Party Litigant, Canon Law Studies No. 251,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 138 pp.
Germain Lafontaine
(1917-2004),
Relations Canoniques entre le Missionaire et Ses Superieurs, Canon Law
Studies No. 252, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 106 pp.
Loras Lane (1910-1968),
Matrimonial Procedure in Ordinary Court of Second Instance, Canon Law
Studies No. 253, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 171 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 460-461.
James Lover (1916-), The
Master of Novices, Canon Law Studies No. 254, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1947) 154 pp.
Timothy McNicholas
(1917-),
The Septimae Manus Witness, Canon Law Studies No. 255, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 118 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 461.
Joseph Marositz
(1917-1979),
Obligations and Privileges of Religious Promoted to the Episcopal or
Cardinalatial Dignities, Canon Law Studies No. 256, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1947) 163 pp.
Francis Murphy
(1912-),
Legislative Powers of the Provincial Council, Canon Law Studies No. 257,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 144 pp.
Romaeus O'Brien
(1916-),
The Provincial Superior in Religious Orders of Men, Canon Law Studies No.
258, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 280 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 5 (1949) 460.
Benedict Pfaller
(1918-),
The ipso facto Effected Dismissal of Religious, Canon Law Studies No.
259, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 210 pp.
Alphonse Popek
(1913-1986),
The Rights and Obligations of Metropolitans, Canon Law Studies No. 260,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 446 pp.
Bernard Ristuccia
(1916-),
Quasi-Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 261, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1949) 294 pp.
Nathaniel Sonntag
(1915-),
Censorship of Special Classes of Books, Canon Law Studies No. 262,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 132 pp.
Joseph Stadler
(1918-),
Frequent Holy Communion, Canon Law Studies No. 263, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1947) 143 pp.
Ignatius Szal
(1918-),
The Communication of Catholics with Schismatics, Canon Law Studies No. 264,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 202 pp.
Urban Wagner
(1915-),
Parochial Substitute Vicars and Supplying Priests, Canon Law Studies No.
265, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1947) 115 pp.
Joseph Quinn
(1920-),
Documents Required for the Reception of Orders, Canon Law Studies No. 266,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 192 pp.
James Bennington
(1914-),
The Recipient of Confirmation, Canon Law Studies No. 267, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 140 pp.
Damian Blaher
(1913-),
The Ordinary Processes in Causes of Beatification and Canonization, Canon
Law Studies No. 268, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 276
pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 461.
Robert Clune
(1920-),
The Judicial Interrogation of the Parties, Canon Law Studies No. 269,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 126 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 7 (1951) 353-354.
Basil Courtemanche
(1919-),
The Total Simulation of Matrimonial Consent, Canon Law Studies No. 270,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 105 pp.
Maur Dlouhy (1919-), The
Ordination of Exempt Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 271, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1955) 146 pp.
John Donovan
(1918-),
The Clerical Obligations of Canons 138 and 140, Canon Law Studies No. 272,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 191 pp.
Frederick Freking
(1913-1998),
The Canonical Installation of Pastors, Canon Law Studies No. 273,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 196 pp.
Thomas Fulton
(1918-),
Prenuptial Investigation, Canon Law Studies No. 274, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1948) 178 pp.
James Godley
(1915-),
Time and Place for the Celebration of Mass, Canon Law Studies No. 275,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 190 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 460.
Thomas Kane (1915-), The
Jurisdiction of the Patriarchs of the Major Sees in Antiquity and in the Middle
Ages, Canon Law Studies No. 276, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1949) 98 pp.
Andrew Kennedy,
The Annual Pastoral Report to the Local Ordinary, Canon Law Studies No. 277,
(Not published).
Joseph Konrad
(1916-),
Transfer of Religious to Another Community, Canon Law Studies No. 278,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 268 pp.
Alphonse Kress,
Contumacy in Ecclesiastical Trials, Canon Law Studies No. 279, (Not
published).
Marcellus
McCartney (1913-), Faculties of Regular Confessors, Canon Law Studies No. 280,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 147 pp.
Edward McCaslin
(1915-),
The Division of Parishes, Canon Law Studies No. 281, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1951) 127 pp.
Francis McElroy
(1917-),
The Privileges of Bishops, Canon Law Studies No. 282, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 141 pp.
Stephen Quinn
(1917-), Relation of the Local Ordinary to Religious of Diocesan Approval, Canon Law
Studies No. 283, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 138 pp.
Edelhard Schneider
(1909-),
The Status of Secularized Ex-Religious Clerics, Canon Law Studies No.
284, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1948) 140 pp.
Chester Thompson
(1918-),
The Simple Removal from Office, Canon Law Studies No. 285, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 126 pp.
Kenneth O'Brien
(1915-),
The Nature of Support of Diocesan Priests in the United States, Canon Law
Studies No. 286, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 148 pp.
John Metz (1916-), The
Recording Judge in the Ecclesiastical Collegiate Tribunal, Canon Law Studies
No. 287, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 115 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 6 (1950) 257.
Marion Reinhardt
(1915-),
The Rogatory Commission, Canon Law Studies No. 288, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 166 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris
Canonici 5 (1949) 256.
Juan Ortega Uhink
(1908-),
De Delicto Sollicitationis, Canon Law Studies No. 289, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 297 pp.
James Casey
(1914-1986), A
Study of Canon 2222 § 1, Canon Law Studies No. 290, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1949) 111 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 6 (1950) 257.
Joseph Allgeier
(1913-),
The Canonical Obligation of Preaching in Parish Churches, Canon Law Studies
No. 291, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 100 pp.
Daniel Cahill
(1918-),
The Custody of the Holy Eucharist, Canon Law Studies No. 292, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 164 pp.
Aidan Carr (1914-),
Vocation to the Priesthood: Its Canonical Concept, Canon Law Studies No.
293, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 108 pp.
Roch Knopke (1906-),
Reverential Fear in Matrimonial Cases in Asiatic Countries: Rota Cases,
Canon Law Studies No. 294, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1949) 97 pp.
Howard Lavelle
(1921-),
The Obligation of Holding Sacred Missions in Parishes, Canon Law Studies No.
295, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1949) 126 pp.
Anthony Mickells
(1918-),
The Constitutive Elements of Parishes, Canon Law Studies No. 296,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 130 pp.
John Noone (1919-),
Nullity in Judicial Acts, Canon Law Studies No. 297, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1950) 133 pp.
Daniel Sheehan
(1917-),
The Minister of Holy Communion, Canon Law Studies No. 298, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 174 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 7 (1951) 353.
Francis Statkus
(1921-),
The Minister of the Last Sacraments, Canon Law Studies No. 299, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 147 pp.
Review: F. Della Rocca, Ephemerides Iuris Canonici 7 (1951) 352-353.
John Cook (1921-),
Ecclesiastical Communities and Their Ability to Induce Legal Customs, Canon
Law Studies No. 300, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 136
pp.
Francis Fazzalaro
(1919-),
The Place for the Hearing of Confessions, Canon Law Studies No. 301,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 135 pp.
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Hannan |
Philip Hannan
(American prelate, 1913-2011),
The Canonical Concept of Congrua Sustentatio for the Secular Clergy, Canon
Law Studies No. 302, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 223
pp.
Hugh Quinn (1915-), The
Particular Penal Precept, Canon Law Studies No. 303, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1953) 91 pp.
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John Gallagher
(1908-),
The Matrimonial Impediment of Public Propriety, Canon Law Studies No. 304,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 156 pp.
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Welsh |
Thomas Welsh
(American prelate, 1921-2009),
The Use of the Portable Altar, Canon Law Studies No. 305, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 123 pp.
Joseph Waters
(1920-),
The Probation in Societies of Quasi-Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 306,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 116 pp.
Michael Regan
(1921-),
Canon 16, Canon Law Studies No. 307, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1959) 146 pp.
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Thomas Gallagher,
The Rejection of Judicial Witnesses and Testimony, Canon Law Studies No.
308, (Not published).
Harry Byrne (1921-),
Investment of Church Funds, Canon Law Studies No. 309, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 190 pp.
Josiah Chatham
(1914-),
Force and Fear as Invalidating Marriage: The Element of Injustice, Canon Law
Studies No. 310, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 172 pp.
James Brown (1921-), The
Invalidating Effects of Force, Fear, and Fraud upon the Canonical Novitiate,
Canon Law Studies No. 311, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1951) 227 pp.
Charles Duerr
(1922-),
The Judicial Notary, Canon Law Studies No. 312, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1951) 97 pp.
Francisco Gonzalez
(1924-),
De Parocho Religioso Eiusque Superiore Locali, Canon Law Studies No. 313,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1950) 185 pp.
James Hannon
(1920-),
Holy Viaticum, Canon Law Studies No. 314, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1951) 186 pp.
Erwin Sadlowski
(1913-),
The Sacred Furnishings of Churches, Canon Law Studies No. 315, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 176 pp.
Arthur Sego (1921-),
Dispensation from the Interpellations, Canon Law Studies No. 316, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1951) 271 pp.
John Waterhouse
(1919-),
The Power of the Local Ordinary to Impose a Matrimonial Ban, Canon Law
Studies No. 317, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 133 pp.
Eugene Frein,
The Discretionary Power of the Defender of the Matrimonial Bond, Canon Law
Studies No. 318, (Not published).
George Carton,
The Time Factor in the Gaining of Indulgences, Canon Law Studies No. 319,
(Not published).
John Walsh (1913-), The
Jurisdiction of the Interritual Confessor in the United States and Canada,
Canon Law Studies No. 320, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1950) 118 pp.
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Unterkoefler |
Ernest Unterkoefler
(American prelate,1917-1993),
The Presiding Judge in Matrimonial Causes of First Instance, Canon
Law Studies No. 321, (Not published).
Aloysius Gaffigan,
Residence of Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 322, (Not published).
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Linus Cappiello
(1919-),
De Ordinariorum Dispensandi Facultate ad Normam Canonis 81, Canon Law
Studies No. 323, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 150 pp.
Walter Conway
(1921-),
The Time and Place of Baptism, Canon Law Studies No. 324, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 152 pp.
James King (1920-), The
Canonical Procedure in Separation Cases, Canon Law Studies No. 325,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 190 pp.
Chester Wrzaszczak
(1917-),
The Betrothal Contract in the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No.
326, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 246 pp.
Leo Koesler (1921-),
Entrance into the Novitiate by Clerics in Major Orders, Canon Law Studies
No. 327, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 176 pp.
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McFarland |
Norman McFarland
(American prelate, 1922-2010),
Religious Vocation—Its Juridic Concept, Canon Law Studies No. 328,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 131 pp.
Donald Wiest
(1908-),
The Precensorship of Books, Canon Law Studies No. 329, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 193 pp.
Max De Witt (1923-), The
Cessation of Delegated Power, Canon Law Studies No. 330, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 153 pp.
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Marcian Mathis
(1918-),
The Constitution and Supreme Administration of Regional Seminaries Subject to
the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith in China, Canon Law
Studies No. 331, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1952) 172 pp.
George Schorr
(1920-),
The Law of the Celebret, Canon Law Studies No. 332, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1952) 115 pp.
Robert Sheehy
(1922-),
The Sacred Congregation of the Sacraments: Its Competence in the Roman Curia,
Canon Law Studies No. 333, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1954) 140 pp.
Joseph Shields
(1923-),
Deprivation of the Clerical Garb, Canon Law Studies No. 334, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 156 pp.
George Uricheck,
De Forma Celebrationis Matrimonii in Ecclesiis Orientalibus tum ante Litteras
Apostolicas Crebrae Allatae tum post, Canon Law Studies No. 335, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1970). ??=
Gommar De Pauw
(1918-),
The Legal Status of Catholic Elementary Schools in Belgium, 1830-1950, Canon
Law Studies No. 336, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 145
pp.
John Bourque
(1924-),
The Judicial Power of the Church--Canon 1553 § 1, Canon Law Studies No. 337,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 148 pp.
Charles Cornell,
The Juridical Status of Heretics and Schismatics in Good Faith, Canon Law
Studies No. 338, (Not published).
William Fitzgerald
(1926-),
The Parish Census and the Liber Status Animarum, Canon Law Studies No.
339, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 109 pp.
Stanislaus Kubik
(1918-),
Invalidity of Dispensations According to Canon 84 § 1, Canon Law Studies
No. 340, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 107 pp.
John Nugent (1922-),
Ordination in Societies of the Common Life, Canon Law Studies No. 341,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 240 pp.
Casimir Peterson
(1921-),
Spiritual Care in Diocesan Seminaries, Canon Law Studies No. 342,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1966) 191 pp.
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Reiss |
John Reiss (American
prelate, 1922-2012), The
Time and Place of Sacred Ordination, Canon Law Studies No. 343, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 122 pp.
Joseph Sheehan
(1917-),
The Obligation of Respect and Obedience of Clerics to Their Ordinary--Canon 127,
Canon Law Studies No. 344, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1954) 130 pp.
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Matthew Shekleton
(1915-),
Doctrinal Interpretation of Law, Canon Law Studies No. 345, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 112 pp.
Roger Viau (1916-),
Doubt in Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 346, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1954) 117 pp.
Donnell Walsh
(1922-),
The New Law on Secular Institutes, Canon Law Studies No. 347, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1953) 141 pp.
Edward Fus (1919-),
Extraordinary Form of Marriage According to Canon 1098, Canon Law Studies
No. 348, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 202 pp.
Archibald Bottoms
(1916-),
The Discretionary Authority of the Ecclesiastical Judge in Matrimonial Trials
of the First Instance, Canon Law Studies No. 349, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1955) 258 pp.
Charles Kekumano
(1919-1998),
The Secret Archives of the Diocesan Curia, Canon Law Studies No. 350,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 98 pp.
Robert McGrath
(1922-),
The Local Superior in Non-Exempt Clerical Congregations, Canon Law Studies
No. 351, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 123 pp.
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McManus |
Frederick McManus
(American priest, 1923-2005),
The Congregation of Sacred Rites, Canon Law Studies No. 352, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 176 pp.
Frank Rodimer
(American prelate, 1927-),
The Canonical Effects of Infamy of Fact, Canon Law Studies No. 353,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1954) 157 pp.
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Jacques Rouillard, Une etude comparee du droit canonique et du droit civil
paroissial de la Province de Quebec dans l'administration des biens paroissiaux,
Canon Law Studies No. 354, (Not published).
Thomas Ryan (1924-), The
Juridical Effects of the Sanatio in Radice, Canon Law Studies No. 355,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1955) 137 pp.
Bernard Sullivan
(1924-),
Legislation and Requirements for Permissible Cohabitation in Invalid
Marriages,
Canon Law Studies No. 356, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1954) 179 pp.
Vincent Tatarczuk
(1925-),
Infamy of Law, Canon Law Studies No. 357, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1954) 118 pp.
Gennaro Sesto
(1921-),
Guardians of the Mentally Ill in Ecclesiastical Trials, Canon Law Studies
No. 358, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 176 pp.
James Carroll
(1920-),
The Bishop's Quinquennial Report, Canon Law Studies No. 359, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 148 pp.
William Curtin
(1921-),
The Plaint of Nullity Against the Sentence, Canon Law Studies No. 360,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 160 pp.
Bernard Ganter
(1928-),
Clerical Attire, Canon Law Studies No. 361, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1955) 194 pp.
Victor Goertz
(1928-),
The Judicial Summons, Canon Law Studies No. 362, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1957) 82 pp.
Donald Heintschel
(1924-2000),
The Medieval Concept of an Ecclesiastical Office, Canon Law Studies No.
363, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 107 pp.
Jeremiah Kelliher
(1926-),
Loss of Privileges, Canon Law Studies No. 364, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1964) 116 pp.
Timothy Mock
(1926-),
Disqualification of Electors in Ecclesiastical Elections, Canon Law Studies
No. 365, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 209 pp.
Francis Smyer,
Canonical Regulations Regarding Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament According to
Canons 1274 and 1275, Canon Law Studies No. 366, (Not published).
Urban Wiggins
(1921-),
Property Laws of the State of Ohio Affecting the Church, Canon Law Studies
No. 367, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 140 pp.
Richard Bockstie,
The Principal Oratory of Religious, Canon Law Studies No. 368, (Not
published).
Maurice Grajewski
(1916-),
The Supreme Moderator of Exempt Religious Orders, Canon Law Studies No.
369, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 180 pp.
Bernard Havlik,
The Cessation of Rescripts, Canon Law Studies No. 370, (Not published).
Albert Olkovikas
(1927-),
The Instantia of the Lawsuit, Canon Law Studies No. 371, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 113 pp.
Elias Olarte
Poblete (1921-), The Plenary Council, Canon Law Studies No. 372, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 125 pp.
Alexander Sokolich
(1918-1981),
Canonical Provisions for Universities and Colleges, Canon Law Studies No.
373, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1956) 178 pp.
Jordan Sullivan
(1922-),
Fast and Abstinence in the First Order of St. Francis, Canon Law Studies No.
374, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 133 pp.
Francis Kelleher,
Judicial Expenses, Canon Law Studies No. 375, (Not published).
Pedro Bantigue
(1920-),
The Provincial Council of Manila of 1771; Its text followed by a commentary on
Actio 11, De Episcopis, Canon Law Studies No. 376, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1957) 260 pp.
Dennis Burns
(1920-),
Matrimonial Indissolubility: Contrary Conditions, Canon Law Studies No. 377,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 166 pp.
Bernard Deutsch
(American priest, 1925-=),
Jurisdiction of Pastors in the External Forum, Canon Law Studies No. 378,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 210 pp.
John Dunnivan
(1928-),
Prejudicial Attempts in Pending Litigation, Canon Law Studies No. 379,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 168 pp.
Albert Ernst
(1926-),
Free Admission to the Church for Sacred Rites, Canon Law Studies No. 380,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1964) 136 pp.
Peter Frattin
(1936-),
The Matrimonial Impediment of Impotence: Occlusion of the Spermatic Ducts and
Vaginismus, Canon Law Studies No. 381, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1958) 113 pp.
Charles Henry
(1923-),
Canonical Relations Between Bishops and Abbots at the Beginning of the Tenth
Century, Canon Law Studies No. 382, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1957) 219 pp.
Lawrence Hoffman
(1926-),
Clergy Conference: Canon 131, Canon Law Studies No. 383, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 101 pp.
James Markham
(1922-),
The Sacred Congregation of Seminaries and Universities of Studies, Canon Law
Studies No. 384, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 178 pp.
John McGrath
(1922-1970), A
Comparative Study of Crime and its Imputability in Ecclesiastical Criminal Law
and in American Criminal Law, Canon Law Studies No. 385, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 104 pp.
James McGuire
(1929-),
The Postulancy, Canon Law Studies No. 386, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1959) 178 pp.
James Munday
(1917-),
Ecclesiastical Property in Australia and New Zealand: An Historical Synopsis and
Comparative Study of the General Law of the Church, Canons 1495-1551, and the
Decrees of the Fourth Plenary Council of Australia, Decrees 653-685, Canon
Law Studies No. 387, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 137
pp.
Joseph Murphy
(1929-),
The Laws of the State of New York Affecting Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 388, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 190 pp.
William Pickard
(1930-),
Judicial Experts: A Source of Evidence in Ecclesiastical Trials, Canon Law
Studies No. 389, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 225 pp.
James Ruddy (1916-1978), The
Apostolic Constitution Christus Dominus: Text, Translation and Commentary with
Short Annotations on the Motu Proprio Sacram Communionem, Canon Law Studies
No. 390, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1957) 139 pp.
Leo Vanyo (1925-2009),
Requisites of Intention in the Reception of the Sacraments, Canon Law
Studies No. 391, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1965) 127 pp.
Donald Adams
(1928-1996),
The Truth Required in the Preces for Rescripts, Canon Law Studies No. 392,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 250 pp.
Raymond Bégin
(1928-),
Natural Law and Positive Law, Canon Law Studies No. 393, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1959) 177 pp.
Walter Clancy
(1926-),
The Rites and Ceremonies of Sacred Ordination (Canons 1002-1005), Canon Law
Studies No. 394, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1962) 122 pp.
Ronald Cox (1929-), A
Study of the Juridic Status of Laymen in the Writing of the Medieval Canonists,
Canon Law Studies No. 395, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1959) 104 pp.
Francis Demers
(1928-),
Temporal Administration of the Religious House in a Non-exempt Clerical
Pontifical Institute, Canon Law Studies No. 396, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1961) 143 pp.
Henry Dziadosz
(1923-2000),
The Provisions of the Decree Spiritus Sancti Munera: The Law for the
Extraordinary Minister of Confirmation, Canon Law Studies No. 397, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1958) 226 pp.
Bernard Gerhardt
(1926-2007),
Interpretation of Rescripts, Canon Law Studies No. 398, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1959) 152 pp.
John Hackett
(1926-),
The Concept of Public Order, Canon Law Studies No. 399, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1959) 101 pp.
Richard Murphy
(1925-1994),
The Canonico-Juridical Status of a Communist, Canon Law Studies No. 400,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1959) 186 pp.
David O'Connor
(1928-),
Parochial Relations and Cooperation of the Religious and Secular Clergy,
Canon Law Studies No. 401, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1958) 194 pp.
Peter Chyang
(1922-),
Decennial Faculties for Ordinaries in Quasi-dioceses, Canon Law Studies No.
402, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 366 pp.
Francis Gossman
(1930-),
Pope Urban II and Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 403, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 205 pp.
Paul Love (1921-1993), The
Penal Remedies of the Code of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 404,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 177 pp.
Donald McLeaish
(1926-),
The Laws of the State of Texas Affecting Church Property, Canon Law Studies
No. 405, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 205 pp.
Manuel Rodriguez
(1930-),
The Laws of the State of New Mexico Affecting Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 406, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1959) 220 pp.
Robert Sampon, A
Comparative Study of the First Provincial Council of Milwaukee and the Code of
Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 407, (Not published).
Paul Schreiber
(1928-),
Canonical Precedence, Canon Law Studies No. 408, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1961) 327 pp.
Maurice Welsh
(1922-1994),
The Laws of the State of Nevada Affecting Church Property, Canon Law Studies
No. 409, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1962) 147 pp.
Dacian Dee (1930-), The
Manifestation of Conscience, Canon Law Studies No. 410, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1960) 100 pp.
Eufemio De La Cruz,
The Leasing of Church Properties in the Philippines, Canon Law Studies
No. 411, (Not published).
William Nessel
(1929-),
First Amendment Freedoms, Papal Pronouncements and Concordat Practice: A
Comparative Study in American Law and Public Ecclesiastical Law, Canon Law
Studies No. 412, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 268 pp.
John Roos (1930-), The
Seal of Confession, Canon Law Studies No. 413, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1960) 121 pp.
William Tierney
(1931-),
Authorized Ecclesiastical Acts, Canon Law Studies No. 414, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 226 pp.
William Van Ommeren
(1926-),
Mental Illness Affecting Marital Consent, Canon Law Studies No. 415,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 241 pp.
Thomas Cunningham,
The Canonical Suppression of Religious Houses, Canon Law Studies No. 416,
(Not published).
James McGough
(1933-),
The Laws of the State of Mississippi Affecting Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 417, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 203 pp.
Arthur Nace (1927-), The
Right to Accuse a Marriage of Invalidity, Canon Law Studies No. 418,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 288 pp.
Charles Renati
(1931-),
The Recipient of Extreme Unction, Canon Law Studies No. 419, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 186 pp.
Raphael Song
(1926-),
The Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, Canon Law Studies
No. 420, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1961) 157 pp.
Edmund Quinn
(1926-),
Archconfraternities, Archsodalities and Primary Unions, with a Supplement on the
Archconfraternity of Christian Mothers, Canon Law Studies No. 421, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 144 pp.
Mel Brady (1922-2005), The
Quinquennial Report of Religious Institutes to the Holy See, Canon Law
Studies No. 422, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 112 pp.
John Brenkle
(1931-),
The Impediment of Male Impotence, with Special Application to Paraplegia,
Canon Law Studies No. 423, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1963) 183 pp.
Joseph Christensen,
Character Requisites for Reception of Holy Orders, Canon Law Studies No.
424, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1962) = pp.
John Paul, The
Recipient of the Sacrament of Penance, Canon Law Studies No. 425, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1962) = pp.
George Pavloff
(1930-),
Papal Judge Delegates at the Time of the Corpus Juris Canonici, Canon Law
Studies No. 426, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 56 pp.
Edward Reissner
(1929-),
Canonical Employer-Employee Relationship: Canon 1524, Canon Law Studies No.
427, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1964) 113 pp.
Paul Schierse
(1928-1998),
Laws of the State of Delaware Affecting Church Property, Canon Law Studies
No. 428, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 239 pp.
Robert Seasoltz,
Directives on Sacred Art and the Building of a Church, Canon Law Studies No.
429, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) = pp.
Dismas Bonner
(1929-),
Extern Sisters in Monasteries of Nuns, Canon Law Studies No. 430, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 251 pp.
Henry Bowen, The
Juridic Authority of the Church Over the Non-baptized, Canon Law Studies No.
431, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963).
John Calhoun
(1932-),
The Restraint of the Exercise of One's Rights, Canon Law Studies No. 432,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1965) 142 pp.
John Goeke, The
Laws of the State of Kentucky Affecting Church Property, Canon Law Studies
No. 433, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963).
Stanislaus
Swierzowski, The Catholic Parties in Civil Divorce and Separation, Canon
Law Studies No. 434, (Not published).
Leonard Voegtle
(1933-2001),
Canonical Reasons for the Rejection of Candidates to Final Vows, Canon Law
Studies No. 435, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1963) 179 pp.
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Catoir |
John Catoir
(American priest, =), The
Laws of the State of New Jersey Affecting Church Property, Canon Law Studies
No. 436, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1964) = pp.
Isaac Jacob, The
Meaning of Pars Sanior in the Rule of Saint Benedict and Its Use in the Decretal
Collection of Pope Gregory IX with a Study of the Electoral Law as Found in the
Decretum of Gratian, Canon Law Studies No. 437, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1964). |
Peter Fleming,
The Laws of the State of Minnesota Affecting Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 438, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1964) = pp.
Herculano Izquierdo,
Nomination of Bishops in Present Day Concordats, Canon Law Studies No.
439, (Not published).
Gerard Mahoney
(1933-),
The Academic Curriculum in Minor Seminaries, Canon Law Studies No. 440,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1965) 190 pp.
Joseph Muzas,
The Concept of Matrimonium Ratum in Gratian and the Early Decretists
(1140-1215), Canon Law Studies No. 441, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1964) = pp.
John O'Connor,
Historical Notes Upon the Reform Decrees of the Sixth and Seventh Session of the
Council of Trent, Canon Law Studies No. 442, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1964) = pp.
John Smith, The
Military Ordinariate in the USA, Canon Law Studies No. 443, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1966) = pp.
William Sullivan,
The Laws of the State of Illinois Affecting Church Property, Canon Law
Studies No. 444, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1964) = pp.
John Buckley,
The Use of the Writings of St. Augustine as Sources of Canon Law, Canon Law
Studies No. 445, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1965) = pp.
Thomas Donovan
(1930-),
The Status of the Church in American Civil Law and Canon Law, Canon Law
Studies No. 446, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1966) 147 pp.
Thomas Dougherty
(1924-1996),
The Vicar General of the Episcopal Ordinary, Canon Law Studies No. 447,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1966) 120 pp.
Feliciano Palma,
A Comparative Study of Wills in Canon Law and in the Civil Code of the
Philippines, Canon Law Studies No. 448, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1965) 289 pp.
Godefroy Devost,
L'Eveque, Membre du College Episcopal, Canon Law Studies No. 449, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1966) 356 pp.
Harmon Skillin
(1934-), Concelebration,
Canon Law Studies No. 450, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1966) 167 pp.
Thomas Dupré,
The Summary Process of Canons 1990-1992, Canon Law Studies No. 451,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1967) 278 pp.
George Graham,
Synodal and Pro-synodal Judges, Canon Law Studies No. 452, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1967) 220 pp.
Charles Schettler,
Postulation by Ecclesiastical Bodies, Canon Law Studies No. 453,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1967) 232 pp.
Martin Semple,
The Obligation of the Divine Office in the Latin and Oriental Churches,
Canon Law Studies No. 454, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1967) 199 pp.
Carlos Warnholtz
(1925-), The Nature of the Episcopal Office According to the Second Vatican
Council,
Canon Law Studies No. 455, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1967) 236 pp.
James Connor,
The Invalidity of Marriage in the Roman Catholic Church and in the Civil Laws of
the United States: A Comparative Study, Canon Law Studies No. 456, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 458 pp.
Henri Larroque,
The Rejection of Judicial Witnesses and Their Testimony, Canon Law Studies
No. 457, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1967) 249 pp.
Ralph Besendorfer,
The Valid and Licit Assistance at Interritual Marriage in the United States
of America, Canon Law Studies No. 458, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1968) 172 pp.
Mason Borgman,
The Common Life Among Clerics in the Writings of St. Augustine of Hippo and
Ecclesiastical Legislation, Canon Law Studies No. 459, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 195 pp.
Jose Casa Medina,
The Law for the Restoration of the Permanent Diaconate, Canon Law Studies
No. 460, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 200 pp.
Vincent Doyle
(1938-),
The Pre-nuptial Promises in Mixed Marriages, Canon Law Studies No. 461,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 295 pp.
Donald Espen
(1939-),
The Canonical Form of Marriage—Re-evaluation, Canon Law Studies No. 462,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 161 pp.
Joseph George,
The Principle of Subsidiarity With Special Reference to Its Role in Papal and
Episcopal Relations in the Light of Lumen Gentium, Canon Law Studies No.
463, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 234 pp.
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Gilbert |
Edward Gilbert
(Canadian prelate, 1936-),
Redemptorist Exemption, Canon Law Studies No. 464, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1968) 254 pp.
James Hertel,
The Laity, Luther and Trent, Canon Law Studies No. 465, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 217 pp.
Gerald Kelly,
The Years of Discretion for Confession, Canon Law Studies No. 466, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1968) 180 pp.
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Michael Jamail,
The Senates of Priests in the Province of San Antonio, Texas: A Descriptive
Study, Canon Law Studies No. 467, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1969) 291 pp.
Philip Kendall,
Intellectual Formation in the Major Seminary Curriculum: Principles and
Considerations, Canon Law Studies No. 468, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1970) 900 pp.
Raymond Misulich,
The Foundation and Juridic Status of the Eparchies of Pittsburgh and Passaic,
Canon Law Studies No. 469, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1968) = pp.
Paul O'Connell,
The Concept of the Parish in the Light of the Second Vatican Council, Canon
Law Studies No. 470, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1969) 254
pp.
John Zemanick,
Canon Law and the Board of Trustees in a Catholic College, Canon Law Studies
No. 471, (Not published).
Marion Mazgaj,
The Communist Government of Poland as Affecting the Rights of the Church from
1944 to 1960, Canon Law Studies No. 472, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1970) 257 pp.
Seamus O'Connor,
The Structure of a Post-Conciliar Diocesan Synod in the United States of
America, Canon Law Studies No. 473, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1970) 178 pp.
Clara Henning,
Court Procedure for Marriage Cases of Nullity and the Renewal of Pope Benedict
XIV, Canon Law Studies No. 474, (Not published).
Joseph Penna,
The Episcopal Vicar, Canon Law Studies No. 475, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1971) 225 pp.
Bernard Konda,
The Changing Attitudes of the Catholic Church Toward Mixed Marriages, Canon
Law Studies No. 476, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1971) 243
pp.
Lincoln Knox,
The Ecclesial Dimension of Valid Orders, Canon Law Studies No. 477,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1971) 202 pp.
Joseph Rehage,
The Private Ownership of Property by Individua1 Religious Before 1917: A
Historical Study of Canonical Legislation Prior to the Code of Canon Law,
Canon Law Studies No. 478, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1971) 368 pp.
Kevin Conners,
Incidental Causes In Judicial Procedure, Canon Law Studies No. 479,
(Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1971) = pp.
Raymond Kutner,
The Development, Structure and Competence of the Episcopal Conference, Canon
Law Studies No. 480, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1972) 208
pp.
Daniel Foley,
The Synod of Bishops: Its Canonical Structure and Procedures, Canon Law
Studies No. 481, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1973) 292 pp.
Richard Ryan,
The Authority of the Residential Bishop in the Latin Rite to Dispense from the
General Laws of the Church, Canon Law Studies No. 482, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1973) 327 pp.
Vincent Grogan,
The Canonical Implementation of the Renewal of Religious Formation, Government,
and Internal Discipline Since the Second Vatican Council in the Order of Friars
Minor in the United States, Canon Law Studies No. 483, (Catholic University
of America: Washington, DC, 1974) 390 pp.
Robert Miller,
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith: Its Origin, Concept, and the
Development of Its Competency, Canon Law Studies No. 484, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1975) 332 pp.
Walter Paska,
Sources of Particular Law for the Ukrainian Catholic Church in the United
States, Canon Law Studies No. 485, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1975) 293 pp.
Lucy Vazquez,
The Common Law on the Novitiate in the Western Church from the Council of Trent
to the Present, Canon Law Studies No. 486, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1975) 342 pp.
Judith Barnhiser,
A Study of the Authority Structures of Three Nineteenth-Century Apostolic
Communities of Religious Women in the United States, Canon Law Studies No.
487, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1975) 252 pp.
Todd Hevia,
Moral Impotence as a Canonical Matrimonial Disability: Juristic Origin and
Concept—Use and Developments in American Canonical Jurisprudence, Canon Law
Studies No. 488, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1976) 315 pp.
Abstract at Jurist 37 (1977) 413-415.
Edward Dillon,
The Applicability of the Impediments of Consanguinity, Nonage, and Prior Bond As
Found in Georgia Law to the Summary Process Established by Causas Matrimoniales,
Canon Law Studies No. 489, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1976) 236 pp. Abstract at Jurist 37 (1977) 415-416.
Samuel Shoemaker,
Lay Participation in Selected Structures of Church Government Since Vatican II,
Canon Law Studies No. 490, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1976) 268 pp. Abstract at Jurist 37 (1977) 417-418.
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Myers |
John Myers (American
prelate, 1941-), The
Trullan Controversy: Implications for the Status of the Orthodox Churches in
Roman Catholic Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 491, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1977) 235 pp. Abstract at Jurist 37 (1977)
418-419
Anthony Diacetis,
The Judgment of Formal Matrimonial Cases: Historical Reflections,
Contemporary Developments, and Future Possibilities, Canon Law Studies No.
492, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1977) 355 pp. Abstract at Jurist
37 (1977) 420-421.
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Margaret Modde,
A Canonical Study of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR). of the
United States of America, Canon Law Studies No. 493, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1977) 260 pp. Abstract at Jurist 37 (1977)
421-422.
Robert Thrasher,
The Application of Canon 1014 to External Forum and Internal Forum Solution to
Marriage Cases, Canon Law Studies No. 494, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1978) 245 pp. Abstract at Jurist 38 (1978) 450-451.
Joseph Pokusa, A
Canonico-Historical Study of the Diaconate in the Western Church, Canon Law
Studies No. 495, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1979) 387 pp.
Abstract at Jurist 38 (1978) 512-513.
Thomas Doyle,
The Understanding of the Concept of Bonum Fidei in the Church's Canonical
Tradition, Canon Law Studies No. 496, (Catholic University of America:
Washington, DC, 1978) 662 pp. Abstract at Jurist 38 (1978) 452-453.
Emil Labbe, A
Canonical Study of Pastoral Preparation for Priestly Ministry, with Special
Reference to the United States, Canon Law Studies No. 497, (Catholic
University of America: Washington, DC, 1978) 417 pp. Abstract at Jurist
38 (1978) 453-454.
Geoffrey King,
The Acceptance of Law by the Church Community as an Integral Element in the
Formation of Canon Law, Canon Law Studies No. 498, (Catholic University of
America: Washington, DC, 1979) 233 pp. Abstract at Jurist 39 (1979)
508-510.
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McDermott |
Rose McDermott
(American =, 1934-), The Legal Condition of Women in the Church: Shifting Policies and
Norms,
Canon Law Studies No. 499, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC,
1979) 444 pp. Abstract at Jurist 38 (1978) 510-511.
John Oosterman,
Peter Damiani's Doctrine on the Sacerdotal Office: A Canonical Study of the
Validity of Orders and the Worthy Exercise of Ordained Ministry, Canon Law
Studies No. 500, (Catholic University of America: Washington, DC, 1980) 341 pp.
Abstract at Jurist 40 (1980) 454-456. |
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