This work explores the intricate legal trajectories that shaped the relationship between the Church and various States throughout the 20th century. It delves into the evolution of church-state relations, examining how juridical frameworks and evolving societal norms influenced both ecclesiastical and secular legal systems, and impacted fundamental concepts like religious freedom.
This unique historical treatise, titled 'De Seniore Maculoso Ideoque Exauctorando Iuris Ecclesiastici Schediasma,' provides an in-depth examination of ecclesiastical law pertaining to the clerical dismissal of a 'stained' or corrupt elder. It delves into the specific applications of canon law and principles of church discipline as they relate to senior clergy misconduct, offering valuable insights into the historical theological and legal frameworks governing clerical accountability. This theological treatise sheds light on disciplinary actions within the early church context.