There is, therefore, no element
of curial deference owed to that decision by either the chambers judge or by this Court.
It is clear that this pope sees the corruption that has infiltrated his administration as inspired by the evil one: and now, in consecrating the Vatican to the Holy Archangel's protection and in asking him «to defend us from the evil one and banish him», he has invoked, on the entire process
of Curial reform, the archangel's active and by no means necessarily peaceable help.
Both were gratified at the unexpected openness of the council to meaningful change in the face
of curial resistance, and saw in this the gracious hand of providence.
Also like Congar, de Lubac was scathing about what he saw as the theological backwardness and intellectual mediocrity
of the curial officials with whom he had to work in preparation for the council, and on whose views he was able to have little positive effect.
In 2016, the pope returned to the topic of the shortcomings of the Curia, detailing the governing principles
of his Curial reform and pointing to the specific steps he had already taken.
In the Church, the rule is that at seventy - five years of age the bishops — and in theory also the heads
of curial departments — must submit their resignation to the pope, who can decide whether to accept it.
Not exact matches
But that still leaves unresolved the question
of why Pope Benedict did not seize the opportunity presented by a short pontificate to effect real
Curial reform.
Cardinal Robert Sarah
of Guinea has been appointed prefect
of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline
of the Sacraments — a decision that sets a decisive tone for
Curial reform.
He has been supported in this by
curial Cardinals who had formerly been career diplomats: Achille Silvestrini, Pio Laghi, and Giovanni Cheli, whose opposition toBertone's appointment as secretary
of state was based on his lack
of diplomatic experience.
The episcopal conference is not a meeting
of bureaucrats, board secretaries,
curial personnel or the like.
Despite his humble origins as a baker's son from Trastevere, Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani, longtime
curial head
of the Holy Office («successor to the Inquisition,» in journalese) and scourge
of the nouvelle théologie
of the 1950s, was a formidable figure in pre-conciliar Catholicism.
Francis was elected by cardinals who, in the wake
of scandals like that
of the «gay lobby» that Benedict found himself too worn - out to confront, recognized the need for
Curial reform.
The findings will be sent directly to the
curial congregation that issued the recent instruction, and the next steps will be up to the congregation in response to the directives
of the pope.
In 2015, Francis wished his closest collaborators a merry Christmas with a lengthy, gloomy rundown
of «
curial antibiotics,» via an acrostic analysis
of the Latin word misericordia.
Pope John died in the summer
of 1963, and the
curial traditionalists retained their powerful positions.
One name being bandied about as I write is that
of Cardinal Angelo Scola, who was supposed to be the papabile the
Curial Cardinals least wanted to be elected Pope, precisely because
of his apparently rather fierce views on
Curial reform.
This would tighten
curial discipline and put a stop to the squabbling and an end to the aura
of financial chicanery (an investigation is already under way).
Christian acquiescence in this fate can be measured in any number
of ways: by the extent to which the Church renounces her inherent «platonism,» thinking and speaking in the language
of psychology, sociology, economics, and politics rather than philosophy (metaphysics) and theology; by the tendency to view the Church not first as sacrament transcending political order, but as a mere mediating institution within that order; by the «political» or «clerical» temptation to equate true ecclesial reform with institutional or
curial reform.
As the Pope regularly meets the
curial heads and approves the publication
of their decrees, it is the Holy Father who speaks through these decrees and who is criticised when people dissent from them.
Various suspects would include interested
curial officials (desirous
of knowing what evidence there was
of financial irregularity), interested parties who had business dealings with the Vatican, financial and perhaps criminal associates anxious to know to what extent their connection was known.
Aleander, the papal nuncio, reported perceptively to his
Curial superior in Rome that the whole
of Germany was only waiting for a leader to enable it to rise in revolt against Rome.
Such people had to obey the
Curial authority, acting on behalf
of the Pope, or indeed the Pope himself.
His harangue hasn't changed in our twenty - year acquaintance, but this time it occurred to me that there was a tinge
of conceit to it» that he resented the idea
of being ministered to by people who, in all likelihood, were too inclined toward
curial - obedience and therefore couldn't possibly have much to say to his finely tuned sensibilities.
Trump claims the jurist can't be impartial in the case since
Curial is
of Mexican heritage and Trump plans to build a wall along the southern border.
The «Béton Brut» Paris tour starts with a concrete slab
of Cité des 4000, leads through the round towers
of Les Choux de Créteil, cité
Curial — the largest estate in Paris, leading onto the Orgues de Flandre high - rise towers, and concludes with a classic example
of post-war Brutalism, the Centre National de la Danse.
As such, parties used to other developed common law jurisdictions, such England & Wales, either as their domestic regime or as leading seats
of arbitration they are familiar with, will feel at home and able to comfortably navigate the AO should Hong Kong law be chosen as the applicable
curial (procedural law).
The case raises numerous issues relating to the enforcement
of arbitral awards against sovereign states, including immunity under the State Immunity Act 1978 and the interaction between English proceedings and proceedings in the
curial court (Holland).
Commercial Court proceedings relating to the enforcement
of a US$ 65 million ICC award against the national power company
of Tanzania giving rise to issues as to the relationship between challenges to the award in the
curial courts and enforcement in England & Wales and the question
of security pending enforcement under s. 103 (5)
of the 1996 Act.
The Singapore Courts would not easily set aside an award given its judicial policy
of minimal
curial intervention.
[xxvi] Whatever «
curial deference» [xxvii] Irish courts are inclined to grant when hearing appeals from decisions
of statutory bodies does not extend to questions
of law.
Simply put, this standard precludes
curial re-weighing
of evidence, or rejecting the inferences drawn by the fact - finder from that evidence, or substituting the reviewing court's preferred inferences for those drawn by the fact - finder.
The applicable standard
of review requires
curial deference, absent a finding
of fact or law that is patently unreasonable.
Applicable standard
of review requires
curial deference, absent a finding
of fact or law that is patently unreasonable: precludes
curial re-weighing
of evidence, or rejecting the inferences drawn by the fact - finder from that evidence, or substituting the reviewing court's preferred inferences for those drawn by the fact - finder.
Appointment term limits not only discourages those who wish to make a career
of administrative justice service but also deprives tribunals
of the very benefits
of experience and understanding that justify
curial deference.
There is, therefore, no ambiguity that the SIAC Rules would be the
curial law
of the arbitration proceedings.
On the other hand, the law governing the arbitration agreement and the
curial law governing the conduct
of arbitral proceedings may not necessarily be the same as the law governing the substantive obligations
of the parties under the contract.
the court did not have jurisdiction to hear the application for enforcement
of procedural rights because the NTA does not deal with the enforcement
of native title rights by
curial process.
We should commit the proceedings to trial to facilitate the normal
curial process and to permit a transparent, public examination
of the plaintiffs» evidence and legal argument... The law
of Australia owes the Aboriginal claimants nothing less.