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"The Plenary Council of 1953, held in Argentina, was a council that, as explained in the PhD text, introduced many innovations that later would be confirmed in the Second Vatican Council. This Argentine plenary council was the most important, without But the immediacy of Vatican II was forgotten, "says the director of the Chair International Joint Innocent III, by the UCAM, Javier Belda, during the defense of doctoral thesis Argentine Fernando Hugo Rodriguez, entitled Reform the clergy in the Argentine plenary council of 1953. Historical context and legal analysis.
This thesis, co-directed by Matteo Nacci, Javier Belda Manuel Arroba, is part of the management of joint research theses and promotes the International Chair Joint Innocent III by the Pontifical Lateran University and the Catholic University of Murcia.
"Never before has made a critical edition of the council and the doctoral study reflects an analysis of the historical and legal context of the reform of the clergy and, therefore, has attracted the interest of His Holiness, Pope Francisco," says Javier Belda.
Was the Holy Father who has received in private audience to mark the own doctoral interest aroused by the study, given the relevance of the text for the Argentine episcopate.
The court of the thesis consisted of members specialized in Canon Law, History of Law and Common Law, and its public defense took place at the premises of the Lateran University and earned itself top marks, 90/90.
The presentation of research and the critical edition of the text to reconcile, in Castilian and Latin, will be held during the International Congress organized by the Chair during the month of December, which will be made available to students of both universities this gem of contemporary councils, strengthening the idea that, in order to meet the challenges of the future, it is necessary to rely on the milestones of the past.
Source: UCAM
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