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De Sanctae Sedis summa administratione
Apostolic Constitution « On the supreme government of the Holy See ».
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Sixtus Episcopus, Servus Servorum Dei, Ad perpetuam rei memoriam
Book 5.8 : The Apostolic Chamber
Preamble
The Apostolic Chamber is the Roman dicastery entrusted with recording, accounting for, safeguarding and managing the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Aristotelian Church wherever they may be located. Unless expressly authorised by Canon Law or by the Holy See itself, no other institution or person, with the exception of the Apostolic Chamber and its central offices, may dispose of the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Aristotelian Church.
I. On the hierarchy and objectives
Can. 1 : The Apostolic Chamber is headed by a Chancellor and a Vice-Chancellor, who bear respectively the titles of Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church and Vice-Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church.
Can. 2 : The Apostolic Chamber is responsible for the management of the pontifical patrimony and that of the Holy Church for all matters that do not fall directly within the competence of the other Roman dicasteries and that belong to the exclusive authority of the Sovereign Pontiff.
Can. 3 : The Apostolic Chamber, through its offices and in collaboration with the competent Roman dicasteries, dioceses and parishes, ensures the proper keeping of the registers and accounts of the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Church at the central and diocesan levels.
Can. 4 : The property and finances kept in the treasuries of the Apostolic Chamber, the dioceses and the parishes are and shall remain the exclusive property of the Holy See and of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church; their improper or unauthorised use according to these canons constitutes an offence punishable by the Justice of the Church.
Can. 5 : The Chancellors appoint a Comptroller General for each Primacy; he is the direct hierarchical superior of the diocesan officers and is responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his Primacy. Linguistic areas that cannot claim the status of a Primacy are subject to the direct supervision of the Chancellors, unless an exemption is granted by the Roman Curia.
Can. 5.1 : The Comptroller General - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Camerlengo for a Primacy.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Camerlengo.
The final cause = He is responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his Primacy.
II. On diocesan officers
Can. 6 : Each Metropolitan Archbishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, previously authorised in writing by the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, appoints a General Chamberlain; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the finances of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the financial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber. By written delegation from the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, he supervises and coordinates the financial activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his ecclesiastical province.
Can. 6.1 : The General Chamberlain - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese with the approval of the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the finances of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 7 : Each Metropolitan Archbishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, previously authorised in writing by the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, appoints a General Steward; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the property of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the commercial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber. By written delegation from the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, he supervises and coordinates the commercial activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his ecclesiastical province.
Can. 7.1 : The General Steward - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese with the approval of the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the property of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 8 : Each Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, informing the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General in writing, appoints a Diocesan Chamberlain; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the finances of the diocese, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the financial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 8.1 : The Diocesan Chamberlain - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Bishop of his diocese after informing the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Bishop of his diocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the finances of the diocese according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 9 : Each Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, informing the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General in writing, appoints a Diocesan Steward; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the property of the diocese, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the commercial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 9.1 : The Diocesan Steward - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Bishop of his diocese after informing the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Bishop of his diocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the property of the diocese according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 10 : The Apostolic Chamber may in any case order the resignation or replacement of a diocesan officer if it deems it necessary for the protection of the pontifical patrimony and that of the Holy Church; the competent Metropolitan Archbishop or Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, is required to immediately execute the order.
III. On fiscal and commercial operations
Can. 11 : Only the Apostolic Chamber and the Apostolic Chancellery may negotiate, conclude or sign a contract or any other agreement of a commercial or fiscal nature on behalf of the Holy See, the Holy Church, one of its institutions or branches.
Can. 12 : No person, whether a Bishop, cleric, diocesan administrator, member of the diocesan council or otherwise, may offer the services of his diocese or commit it as an intermediary, guarantor or stakeholder in an operation of a commercial or fiscal nature without the prior order or authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 13 : Any raising of a diocesan tax, in whatever form, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
Can. 14 : No person, whether a Bishop, cleric, diocesan administrator, member of the diocesan council or otherwise, may establish, modify or collect a tax, levy or any financial or in-kind contribution without the prior authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 15 : Any fiscal operation involving the funds of the Holy See and of the Holy Church, whether kept in diocesan coffers or elsewhere, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
Can. 16 : Any commercial operation involving the property of the Holy See and of the Holy Church, whether kept in diocesan coffers or elsewhere, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
Can. 17 : Except for operations ordered by the Holy See or the Apostolic Chamber, only the Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, may request authorisation from the Apostolic Chamber for a fiscal or commercial operation, in accordance with the instructions of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 18 : Diocesan officers must await the authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber before carrying out any fiscal or commercial operation, and must execute it only within the limits of the authorisation granted and in accordance with the instructions of the Apostolic Chamber.
Can. 19 : Diocesan officers must immediately carry out fiscal or commercial operations ordered by the Holy See or the Apostolic Chamber, in accordance with the order received and the instructions accompanying it.
Can. 20 : Any contract or agreement of a commercial or fiscal nature concluded or signed otherwise than by the Apostolic Chamber and the Apostolic Chancellery, as well as any fiscal or commercial operation not ordered or authorised by the Apostolic Chamber, is null and void and constitutes an offence prosecutable by the Justice of the Church.
Apostolic Constitution on « The supreme government of the Holy See »,
Given in Rome, on the revered tomb of Saint Titus Prince of the Apostles, on the twenty-seventh day of the month of October, the Tuesday, in the year of grace MCDLXXIV, the eight of Our Pontificate, sixth of the Era of the Restoration of the Faith.
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[color=#FFCC33][size=24][i][b]De Sanctae Sedis summa administratione[/b][/i][/size]
[i]Apostolic Constitution « On the supreme government of the Holy See ».
- Sequel -[/i][/color]
[b][size=16]Sixtus Episcopus, Servus Servorum Dei, Ad perpetuam rei memoriam[/size][/b]
[size=18]Book 5.8 : The Apostolic Chamber [/size]
[b]Preamble [/b]
[i]The Apostolic Chamber is the Roman dicastery entrusted with recording, accounting for, safeguarding and managing the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Aristotelian Church wherever they may be located. Unless expressly authorised by Canon Law or by the Holy See itself, no other institution or person, with the exception of the Apostolic Chamber and its central offices, may dispose of the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Aristotelian Church.[/i]
[b]I. On the hierarchy and objectives[/b]
[b]Can. 1 :[/b] The Apostolic Chamber is headed by a Chancellor and a Vice-Chancellor, who bear respectively the titles of Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church and Vice-Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church.
[b]Can. 2 :[/b] The Apostolic Chamber is responsible for the management of the pontifical patrimony and that of the Holy Church for all matters that do not fall directly within the competence of the other Roman dicasteries and that belong to the exclusive authority of the Sovereign Pontiff.
[b]Can. 3 :[/b] The Apostolic Chamber, through its offices and in collaboration with the competent Roman dicasteries, dioceses and parishes, ensures the proper keeping of the registers and accounts of the property and finances of the Holy See and of the Holy Church at the central and diocesan levels.
[b]Can. 4 :[/b] The property and finances kept in the treasuries of the Apostolic Chamber, the dioceses and the parishes are and shall remain the exclusive property of the Holy See and of the Holy Roman Aristotelian Church; their improper or unauthorised use according to these canons constitutes an offence punishable by the Justice of the Church.
[b]Can. 5 :[/b] The Chancellors appoint a Comptroller General for each Primacy; he is the direct hierarchical superior of the diocesan officers and is responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his Primacy. Linguistic areas that cannot claim the status of a Primacy are subject to the direct supervision of the Chancellors, unless an exemption is granted by the Roman Curia.
[list][b]Can. 5.1 :[/b] The Comptroller General - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Camerlengo for a Primacy.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Camerlengo.
The final cause = He is responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his Primacy. [/list]
[b]II. On diocesan officers[/b]
[b]Can. 6 :[/b] Each Metropolitan Archbishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, previously authorised in writing by the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, appoints a General Chamberlain; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the finances of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the financial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber. By written delegation from the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, he supervises and coordinates the financial activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his ecclesiastical province.
[list][b]Can. 6.1 :[/b] The General Chamberlain - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese with the approval of the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the finances of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber. [/list]
[b]Can. 7 :[/b] Each Metropolitan Archbishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, previously authorised in writing by the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, appoints a General Steward; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the property of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the commercial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber. By written delegation from the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General, he supervises and coordinates the commercial activities of the Apostolic Chamber within his ecclesiastical province.
[list][b]Can. 7.1 :[/b] The General Steward - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese with the approval of the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Metropolitan Archbishop of his metropolitan archdiocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the property of the metropolitan archdiocese and the ecclesiastical province according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber. [/list]
[b]Can. 8 :[/b] Each Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, informing the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General in writing, appoints a Diocesan Chamberlain; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the finances of the diocese, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the financial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber.
[list][b]Can. 8.1 :[/b] The Diocesan Chamberlain - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Bishop of his diocese after informing the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Bishop of his diocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the finances of the diocese according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber. [/list]
[b]Can. 9 :[/b] Each Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, informing the Chancellors or the competent Comptroller General in writing, appoints a Diocesan Steward; he is responsible for the safeguarding and accounting of the property of the diocese, which he transmits to the competent Comptroller General or to the Chancellors every two months or upon request; he carries out the commercial operations authorised by the Apostolic Chamber.
[list][b]Can. 9.1 :[/b] The Diocesan Steward - the causal quadriptych :
The material cause = He must be a faithful of the Church.
The efficient cause = He is appointed by the Bishop of his diocese after informing the Apostolic Chamber.
The formal cause = He is enthroned by the Bishop of his diocese.
The final cause = He is responsible for safeguarding and accounting for the property of the diocese according to the directives of the Apostolic Chamber. [/list]
[b]Can. 10 :[/b] The Apostolic Chamber may in any case order the resignation or replacement of a diocesan officer if it deems it necessary for the protection of the pontifical patrimony and that of the Holy Church; the competent Metropolitan Archbishop or Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, is required to immediately execute the order.
[b]III. On fiscal and commercial operations[/b]
[b]Can. 11 :[/b] Only the Apostolic Chamber and the Apostolic Chancellery may negotiate, conclude or sign a contract or any other agreement of a commercial or fiscal nature on behalf of the Holy See, the Holy Church, one of its institutions or branches.
[b]Can. 12 :[/b] No person, whether a Bishop, cleric, diocesan administrator, member of the diocesan council or otherwise, may offer the services of his diocese or commit it as an intermediary, guarantor or stakeholder in an operation of a commercial or fiscal nature without the prior order or authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber.
[b]Can. 13 :[/b] Any raising of a diocesan tax, in whatever form, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
[b]Can. 14 :[/b] No person, whether a Bishop, cleric, diocesan administrator, member of the diocesan council or otherwise, may establish, modify or collect a tax, levy or any financial or in-kind contribution without the prior authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber.
[b]Can. 15 :[/b] Any fiscal operation involving the funds of the Holy See and of the Holy Church, whether kept in diocesan coffers or elsewhere, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
[b]Can. 16 :[/b] Any commercial operation involving the property of the Holy See and of the Holy Church, whether kept in diocesan coffers or elsewhere, falls exclusively under the authority of the Apostolic Chamber and must be subject to a prior order or authorisation from it.
[b]Can. 17 :[/b] Except for operations ordered by the Holy See or the Apostolic Chamber, only the Bishop, or failing that, the diocesan administrator, may request authorisation from the Apostolic Chamber for a fiscal or commercial operation, in accordance with the instructions of the Apostolic Chamber.
[b]Can. 18 :[/b] Diocesan officers must await the authorisation of the Apostolic Chamber before carrying out any fiscal or commercial operation, and must execute it only within the limits of the authorisation granted and in accordance with the instructions of the Apostolic Chamber.
[b]Can. 19 :[/b] Diocesan officers must immediately carry out fiscal or commercial operations ordered by the Holy See or the Apostolic Chamber, in accordance with the order received and the instructions accompanying it.
[b]Can. 20 :[/b] Any contract or agreement of a commercial or fiscal nature concluded or signed otherwise than by the Apostolic Chamber and the Apostolic Chancellery, as well as any fiscal or commercial operation not ordered or authorised by the Apostolic Chamber, is null and void and constitutes an offence prosecutable by the Justice of the Church.
[i]Apostolic Constitution on « The supreme government of the Holy See »,
Given in Rome, on the revered tomb of Saint Titus Prince of the Apostles, on the twenty-seventh day of the month of October, the Tuesday, in the year of grace MCDLXXIV, the eight of Our Pontificate, sixth of the Era of the Restoration of the Faith.[/i]
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