@article{5098fc4f-1662-44fd-935d-fd29f46001d7,
author = {Marek Strzała},
title = {Symposium “Faith and marriage. Are changes in law desirable?”, Kraków, 19th November 2015},
journal = {Cracow Studies of Constitutional and Legal History},
volume = {Volume 9 (2016)},
number = {Volume, 9 Issue 1},
year = {2016},
issn = {2084-4115},
pages = {153-156},keywords = {canon law; denominational law; ecclesiastical law; marriage; faith; invalidity of matrimonial consent; sacramentality of marriage; protestant idea of marriage; Petrine privilege; Pauline privilege; place of celebration of marriage; celebration of marriage without Eucharist; disparitas cultus; mixtae nuptiae},
abstract = {The Symposium “Faith and marriage. Are changes in law desirable?” was held in Krakow on November 19th, 2015. It was organized by the Faculty of Canon Law of the John Paul II Papal University of Krakow. The main topic of the conference was the meaning of the faith for the validity of marriage in canon law.Five speeches were delivered over the course of two sessions. Speeches concerned the faith of the nupturients, defi nitions of “faith” and “act of faith”, the sacramentality of marriage as a subject of faith, and its meaning for the validity of matrimonial consent. Other speeches were about the concept of marriage in Protestantism (especially its  non-sacramentality and secular character, as well as the significance of the faith of the nupturients for its validity), the civil (state) law marriage bond as an impediment  for joining the Catholic Church, the place of celebration of marriage, and its celebration outside the liturgy of the Eucharist (especially in disparitas cultus marriages and mixtae nuptiae sensu stricto).},
doi = {},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/kshpp/article/sympozjum-naukowe-wiara-i-malzenstwo-czy-pozadana-jest-zmiana-prawa-krakow-19-listopada-2015-roku}
}