Ecclesial Law and the 1991 Code of Canon Law: A Comparative Study. Ecclesial law, as a distinct legal system within the Catholic Church, has undergone significant transformations throughout history. The 1991 Code of Canon Law represents a pivotal moment in this evolution, marking a substantial revision of the previous code established in 1917. This article examines the key differences and continuities between these two codes, with particular attention to how they reflect broader theological and pastoral shifts within the Church. The 1917 Code, promulgated under Pope Benedict XV, was the first systematic codification of canon law in the history of the Catholic Church. It represented a culmination of centuries of legal development, drawing upon Roman law, conciliar decrees, and papal legislation. The code was characterized by its comprehensive nature, containing 2,414 canons that covered virtually every aspect of ecclesiastical life. Its structure followed the Roman law tradition, with books divided into s and chapters. The 1991 Code, promulgated under Pope John Paul II, emerged from a period of intense reflection following the Second Vatican Council. The council’s emphasis on collegiality, subsidiarity, and the role of the laity necessitated a fundamental rethinking of how the Church governed itself. The new code, while maintaining the basic structure of its predecessor, reduced the number of canons to 1,752, reflecting a desire for greater clarity and accessibility. One of the most significant changes between the two codes<|end|>

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