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In the late 5th century, disciplinary practices of the Assyrian Church of the East saw an unprecedented change in the scope of marriages of priests and those serving the God. Synods in Saliq in 486 and 497 agreed not only to consecrate married men but also to allow already consecrated priests and bishops to get mar­ried. The synods lifted restrictions on successive bigamy (marriages of widows and widowers) as well. Abstinence as such was limited and priests were allowed to maintain contacts with their wives and have children. This was the key issue for bishops participating in the debate although history remembered the assem­blies as proclaiming the Nestorian confession of faith. The matter of adaptation to standards of the Persian society was very pressing, with both resolutions and the course of the debate showing clear intervention of Persian sovereigns. Adopted arrangements remained binding to a greater or lesser extent for over half a century and although they did not introduce any permanent change in the Church disci­pline, they represent an interesting example of an attempt to adjust the canon law to the social context of the life of Christians in the Persian Empire.
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Nel contesto attuale della Chiesa Universale, “l’unico Corpus Iuris Canonici”, diventa realtà concreta. La Chiesa respira con due polmoni, quello dell’Oriente e dell’Occidente. I canoni orientali forniscono il diritto suppletivo ai canoni occidentali: lo fanno quando un canone si riferisce all’ Ecclesia sui iuris e il testo e il contesto rendono chiaro che la questione implica relazioni con la Chiesa Latina.
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In the present context of the Universal Church, “the only Corpus Iuris Canonici” is becoming a concrete reality. The Church breathes with two lungs, one in the East and one in the West. The eastern canons supplement the western canons: they do so when a canon refers either to the Latin Church or a Church sui iuris and the when the context makes it clear that the case concerns relations with the Latin Church.
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W obecnym kontekście Kościoła powszechnego „jedyne Corpus Iuris Canonici” staje się konkretną rzeczywistością. Kościół oddycha dwoma płucami, wschodnim i zachodnim. Kanony Kodeksu Kanonów Kościołów Wschodnich uzupełniają Kodeks Kościoła łacińskiego, gdy kanon, który odnosi się do Kościoła sui iuris, ale z kontekstu jasno wynika, że przedmiotowa kwestia dotyczy relacji z Kościołem łacińskim.
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