Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : First cycle Credits : 1.5 Teacher : KADUPPIL ROY JOSEPH Contents Subjects of the Eastern Code, CCEO’s relation to the ancient canons and liturgical laws; CCEO’s respect for political agreements; CCEO and the previous laws of the Eastern Catholic Churches. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : First cycle Credits : 3 Teacher : MANGALATHIL George Contents The Supreme Authority of the Church, The apostolic constitution Universi Dominici gregis. The Ecumenical Synod. The Patriarchal Churches. The Major Archiepiscopal Churches. The Metropolitan Churches and all other Sui Iuris Churches (Titles III, IV, V, VI). Content: An introduction of the hierarchical constitution of the Church. Exegetical and historical study on the canons of CCEO on the supreme authority in the Church, the patriarchal, major archiepiscopal, metropolitan and other sui iuris Churches. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S2 Credits : 3 Teacher : MANGALATHIL George/ KADUPPIL Roy Joseph Contents Pronunciation, grammar (basic and advanced levels), explaining Italian texts. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S1, S2 Credits : 6 Teacher : MANIYATTU Pauly Contents Elementary Syriac. alphabet, vowels, pronunciation, morphology, Qusaya and Rukakha., orthographical specialties of vowels, nouns and adjectives, gender and number, case letters, pronouns, declension, verb, active and passive voice, conjugation of verbs, imperative and infinitive moods, particles, objective pronominal suffixes of verb, states of nouns and adjectives , numerals, Syntax, Translations. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S1, S2 Credits : 18 Teacher : KADUPPIL Roy Contents Elementary Latin expressions. Latin pronunciation. Basic grammar. Noun, adjective, (declensions) verb (conjugations) etc. Active voice, Passive voice. Simple Latin sentences. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S2 Credits : 3 Teacher : THEKKEKARA George Contents Introducing the seven Books of CIC. The principles of revision of CIC, the promulgation of the revised code and its relationship to the Council. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S2 Credits : 3 Teacher : THEKKEKARA George Contents Introductory notions of the history of Roman law with special reference to the sources: customs, jurisprudence. Divisions of Roman law: public law and private law, common law and singular law, the sources of the knowledge of the Roman law - pre-classic, classic and post-classic and Justinian. General notions of the institutions of Roman law. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S2 Credits : 3 Teacher : MANGALATH George Contents Historico-canonical studies on the sacred canons ratified in the first canon of the Council of Nicea II and in the second canon of the Council in Trullo. Canons decreed by the glorious apostles and by the seven holy and universal synods and by local councils. The holy canons of the Fathers of the Church. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S1 Credits : 3 Teacher : Adv. Joji Chirayil Contents Development of constitutional law in India; nature of Constitution of India; the concept of equality; fundamental rights and directive principles; writs; system of the judiciary; doctrine separation of powers. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs
Program : Licentiate in Eastern Canon Law Semester : S1 Credits : 3 Teacher : PALATHINGAL Varghese Contents The importance of the study of the Sources. The concept of canonical sources. The classification of the Sources. The relation between the history of canon law and other disciplines of history. Review of the sources of the following ecclesiastical traditions: Alexandrian, Antiochian, Armenian, Chaldean and Constantinopolitan. Apostolic Constitutions, Diadache, Didascalia Apostolorum, early ecumenical councils, Council in Trullo, Synodicon Orientale, nomocanons, canons of the Fathers. Faculty of Theology Institute of Philosophy Institute of Eastern Canon Law Courses Programs