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MIX MARRIAGE (CANON 1124) The Ecumenical Spirit and Pastoral Approaches

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Higianes Indro Pandego

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

logos

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2776-7485

pISSN - 1412-5943

DOI - 10.54367/logos.v16i2.1030

Subject(s) - baptism , canon law , canon , theology , dignity , sociology , code (set theory) , law , religious studies , political science , philosophy , aesthetics , set (abstract data type) , computer science , programming language

Mixed marriage on the canon 1124, the 1983 Code refers to the marriage between Catholic and non-Catholic persons, which means that both of the persons are baptized. So, it must be the Sacrament (see can. 1055 Â§2). The Second Vatican Council picked the view of the people of God up based on the dignity of baptism. Then the Council expressed the idea of (full) communion in which the Catholic Church and the other Churches and communities have a relationship. To it Thus, The Council fosters the ecumenical movement that develops the union between the Christians, more especially concerning mixed marriage.

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