Relación jurídica de los profesores de religión en España. La dimensión canónica

Jorge Otaduy

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Published: Nov 1, 2006

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15581/016.46.14613

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Otaduy, J. (2006). The juridical relation of teachers of religion in Spain. The canonical dimension. Ius Canonicum, 46(92), 445-484. https://doi.org/10.15581/016.46.14613

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The new Spanish law on education, of May 3, 2006, refers to the statute of the professors of religion in the third additional disposition. In the opinion of some, its content might not respect the Agreement with the Holy See. The difficulty arises, above all, in relation with the faculty recognized to the Ordinary regarding the annual proposal of the professors. In this work, the author proposes an integrating interpretation of law and of the Agreement in order to avoid whatever contradiction. With this objective, it is studied in depth the canonical nature of the relation of the professor with the own Bishop, that is constituted on the figure of mandate, not limited to the superior confines but can be extended to the inferior and middle levels of teaching. The author analyses consecutively the projection that such canonical aspects encounter in the different moments of civil relation: hiring, position and removal.

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Professors of Religion, Teaching of Religion, Mandate

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Vol 46 No 92 (2006)

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