Assertion: priest's state | /r/HasProperty | clerical
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text: When a priest loses his clerical state, either because he requested it or because it was taken from him, he is “‘dismissed from the clerical state,’ because this is a juridical status,” Astigueta explained.
text: Why not all priests guilty of abuse lose the clerical state
text: If a priest chooses to renounce his clerical state, he is often inserted into society without a problem; but when it comes to those who have been dismissed, it can be a lot harder, Astigueta said, explaining that there is a canon (c. 1350 §2) establishing “that there exists a duty of charity toward them.
text: When a priest loses his clerical state, either because he requested it or because it was taken from him, he is “‘dismissed from the clerical state,’ because this is a juridical status,” Fr.
text: Why not all priests guilty of abuse lose the clerical state
text: If a priest chooses to renounce his clerical state, he is often inserted into society without a problem; but when it comes to those who have been dismissed, it can be a lot harder, Fr.
text: When a priest loses his clerical state, either because he requested it or because it was taken from him, he is “‘dismissed from the clerical state,’ because this is a juridical status,” Astigueta explained.
text: If a priest chooses to renounce his clerical state, he is often inserted into society without a problem; but when it comes to those who have been dismissed, it can be a lot harder, Astigueta said, explaining that there is a canon (c. 1350 §2) establishing “that there exists a duty of charity toward them.
text: When a priest loses his clerical state, either because he requested it or because it was taken from him, he is “‘dismissed from the clerical state,’ because this is a juridical status,” Fr.
text: If a priest chooses to renounce his clerical state, he is often inserted into society without a problem; but when it comes to those who have been dismissed, it can be a lot harder, Fr.