Join the Canonically Speaking host Fr Paul Hayward as he speaks with Margaret Koterba.
Margaret Koterba is a Polish canonist working in England. She obtained a Master in Theology and a Doctorate in Canon Law in Poland, and she is currently working as a Judge at the Tribunal of the Diocese of Salford. Since 2023 she has also been an Advocate at the newly-established National Tribunal Service for England and Wales, for the application of penal law in the Church. She combines her canonical roles with responsibilities as a wife and mother.
In this podcast she talks about noogenic immaturity – a concept taken from the thought of Viktor Frankl and pioneered in the sphere of matrimonial consent by Monsignor Grzegorz Erlebach of the Roman Rota.
The following articles are referred to in the podcast:
- Grzegorz Erlebach, Algunas notas sobre el concepto de inmadurez noógena, in Ius Communionis, VIII (2020), pp. 265-291
- Margaret Koterba, Concept of noogenic immaturity according to the rotal jurisprudence, in Ius Matrimoniale, 35 (2024) nr 1, pp. 5-29
Host - Fr Paul Hayward
Music - Solfeggietto in C minor - C.P.E. Bach played by Imma Setiadi [https://www.immasetiadi.com]
Artwork - the opening page of Gratian’s Decretum or Concordia discordantium canonum.For questions, comments and suggestions, feel free to contact the show:
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