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I. A Survey of Christus Dominus I. A Survey of Christus Dominus
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II. 1983 Code of Canon Law: The Impact of Christus Dominus II. 1983 Code of Canon Law: The Impact of Christus Dominus
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III. Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Gregis (October 16, 2003): Further Magisterial Reception III. Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Gregis (October 16, 2003): Further Magisterial Reception
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IV. Theological Reception of Christus Dominus: Gaillardetz, Faggioli, Tavard IV. Theological Reception of Christus Dominus: Gaillardetz, Faggioli, Tavard
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V. Future Reception of Christus Dominus: Retrieving the Neglected Paragraphs V. Future Reception of Christus Dominus: Retrieving the Neglected Paragraphs
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Notes Notes
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Abstract
This essay attends to the Decree on the Pastoral Office of Bishops in the Church, Christus Dominus. Focusing on the magisterial and theological reception of this document, it treats, in turn, of CD’s reception in Canon Law, in John Paul II’s Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Gregis, and by the theologians Richard Gaillardetz, Massimo Faggioli, and George Tavard. Gaillardetz and Faggioli, in particular, aver that the true intent of Christus Dominus has been thwarted by the pope/curia, stifling the rebalancing of power in the Church intended by the council fathers. Tavard, by contrast, focuses more on the document’s ecumenical implications. The essay concludes with a constructive section, suggesting that, going forward, Christus Dominus might be better received by focusing not on ongoing power struggles between the pope/curia and the bishops, but by focusing instead on the diocesan bishop’s exercise of his pastoral office in the service of his concrete pastoral tasks.
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