Канонски закон

Канонски закон

Правилата (канони или закони) кои обезбедуваат норми за добра цел во видливиот општество на Црквата. Оние канон закони кои се однесуваат универзално се содржани во кодексите на канонско право. Најновите Кодексот на Канон Законот беше изгласан во 1983 година за Латинска (Западен) Црквата и во 1991 година за Источната Црква (Кодексот на каноните на Источната Црква).

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