Dissertationes urbanianae

La mort en rapport avec le péché et trasformée par la rédemption du Christ

Participation of laity in catechesis in the light of canon 774, 1

The christian image of human person. An elaborative-existential study of the theological anthropology of Michael Schmaus

The consideration of the essential elements of matrimonial consent in the 1983 code (canon 1101, 2)

The new covenant in the New Testament as fulfilment of the Old Testament covenant

The principles of loyalty in the ethics of Josiah Royce

Truth as dynamic experience in William James's pragmatism. Examination of William James's philosophy towards a freer and open community of thought

La verité comme dynamique de libération

La formazione intellettuale dei sacerdoti. Itinerario giuridico-magisteriale con riferimento alla Chiesa romena unita

Pauline texts on slavery (1 Cor. 7, 21-24; Gal. 3, 28; Phlm. 8-20)

The authority of Jesus in the gospel of Matthew

Incomprehension and misunderstanding in the fourth gospel as a mode of revelatory language (a particular study of John 2, 13-22; 3, 1-21 and 4, 1-35)

Joy in the parables of Luke 15

Le role de la resurréction de Jesus dans la christologie de Wolfhart Pannenberg et de Joseph Moingt

The bishop: the moderator of the ministry of the divine word in the particular Church. Canon 756, 2

The church as communion on mission. Vatican II, ecclesiology of communion and its missionary implications

The person and faith of apostle Thomas in the gospels

The unlimited love in Lk. 10, 25-37

True greatness in the christian community (Lk. 9, 46-48)

Creative opposition and cooperation for integral development. Another key principle from the study of the dialectic of E. Harris

La coopération des membres de la curie diocésaine au pouvoir de gouvernement de l'éveque diocésain. Portée juridique du canon 469 et critique prospective

Strengthening the Churches in the acts

Human freedom in the anthropology of st. Thomas Aquinas. Aristotle - Thomas project of a freer and autonomous man

Philosophy of creation in st. Thomas Aquinas: making God intelligible to non-theists