It is the internal ecclesiastical law governing the Catholic Church (both Latin Rite and Eastern Catholic Churches). If we consider its sources, it comprises Divine law, including natural law, based on the nature of things and on the constitution given by Jesus Christ to His Church; and human or positive law, formulated by the legislator, in conformity with the Divine law.
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What is canon law?
It is the internal ecclesiastical law governing the Catholic Church (both Latin Rite and Eastern Catholic Churches). If we consider its sources, it comprises Divine law, including natural law, based on the nature of things and on the constitution given by Jesus Christ to His Church; and human or positive law, formulated by the legislator, in conformity with the Divine law.
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