Studia Ełckie, 2017, T. 19, nr 2

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    Nauczanie prawa kanonicznego w seminarium duchownym w Przemyślu – zarys problematyki
    Krzyżak, Lesław (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2017)
    Seminary of the Latin rite in Przemyśl was erected in 1687 and entrusted to the Missionaries of St. Vincent de Paul, who led the formation and education of seminarians. Canon law was taught in the context of moral theology. After the dissolution of the seminar the students were educated in the General Seminary in Lviv. Re-opening of the seminar already under the care of diocesan priests took place in 1819. Since then the teaching of canon law were separate and the basic subject-oriented practice. Lectures commissioned educated and ambitious canonists, which subsequently presented in the article.
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    Wpływ opinii biegłych badających domniemany cud na podjęcie decyzji biskupa diecezjalnego o wszczęciu postępowania kanonizacyjnego
    Karpeta, Tomasz (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2017)
    Every beatification, especially every canonization inevitably entails the absoluteness of the papal primacy, mainly his infallibility. From the early years of the Church, there has been a strong correlation between recognizing the holiness of candidates’ life and recognizing the signs of God performed after the candidates’ death. And so it is up to this day. A miracle, consequently, being the evidence in the canonization law, is also the subject of proving. Therefore, before any miracle is announced, it is necessary to first prove it, in order to obtain an absolute moral certainty about the authenticity of the particular phenomena, which is alleged to exceed the laws of nature. This is why the expert witnesses are appointed, to analyze an alleged miracle in solely human terms and give the final opinion about its authenticity. Such proving begins on premises of the diocese, where the miracle was alleged, and then the investigation proceeds to the Congregation premises, where further consultations are being held.