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Procedury kanoniczne zmierzające do stwierdzenia stanu wolnego

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Jakubiak T.
Ius Matrimoniale
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2013
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vol. 24
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issue 18
25-72
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Statement of non-married status is an action accompanying many office procedures which is something more than regular pre-martial examination. To be accurate in judging someone is not married one has to ask many questions and request both secular and church documents. In majority of cases the thing takes place in diocesan curia or church courts yet there are some situations when it’s the local priest who has to do it. There are circumstances which influence the validity of marriage completed in form other than the one envisaged by the Canon Law Code. One should also consider the evolution of the marriage regulations in the Church. Mistakes made by the priests when stating non-married status of a person can conclude in non-valid or non-licitly reception of this sacrament in the future.
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Stwierdzenie stanu wolnego wiernych Kościoła Ewangelicko‑Augsburskiego w Polsce przed zawarciem małżeństwa w Kościele katolickim

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Nowicka U.
Ius Matrimoniale
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2016
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vol. 27
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issue 4
79-94
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Along with the Catholic Church study, a marriage contracted between the baptized in a valid way is a sacrament and for his reason neither human power nor any cause can dissolve it, only the death. While the practice of the Lutheran Church in Poland provides a different perception of the same fundamental rules. Lutheran Church accepts divorce granted by secular law and allows of successive marriage by the faithful in Church. The purpose of this article is analysis of the situation when the Lutheran faithful intends to contract a marriage with a Catholic party and in the Catholic Church.
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