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Seminar: Medieval Papacy |
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| Ken Pennington
Wed. 3:25-5:55 PM Classroom: Canon Law Seminar Room, Mullen Library Office
Hours Fall 2014
326-328 Caldwell Hall:
T-Th 2:45-3:45 PM
416
Columbus School of Law:
W 1:30-3:00 PM and by appointment |
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Offices:
326-328 Caldwell Hall Tel. 319-6264 416 Law School Tel. 319-5150 Home tel.: 202-547-3620 Email:
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We will not meet on 1st, 8th, and 22nd of October.
Please email me as soon as possible to:
pennington@cua.edu and kenpennington12@verizon.net
We will be using email this semester, and I want to have a listserve at CUA and at home.
The
course will require one research paper that will be due at the end of the
semester and ongoing class participation. Final
Essay is due on Friday, December 12, 2014
Required texts:
Bernhard Schimmelpfennig,The
Papacy (Columbia University
Press, 1992) I will supply you with an electronic copy of the text.
Colin Morris, The Papal
Monarchy: The Western Church from 1050 to 1250 (Oxford University Press).
Very expensive; don't buy it unless you are a
book addict. However, the book is available electronically on the CUA
Library website. That's how we will read it.
Topic One The Evolution of Papal Monarchy: Church and State, Church Property
Readings: Pennington,
Caesaropapism;
Schimmelpfennig
pp. 1-43
Topic Two
Papal Law: The Beginnings of Judicial Primacy from Peter to
Readings:
Pennington, The Growth of Church Law;
Pennington,
A Short History of Canon Law from Apostolic Times to 1917;
Benson, Plenitudo potestatis;
Webpages:
The Law and Theology of Primacy;
Dictatus papae of Gregory VII
Topic Three
Gregorian Reform Movement
Leo IX, Nicholas II,
Gregory VII
Readings: Schimmelpfennig, pp. 44-149;
Morris, The Papal Monarchy 1-133
Topic Four Bella sacra
Urban II: The Crusades
Pascal
II and
Pope Innocent II: Lateran
Council II
Reading: Schimmelpfennig, pp. 151-169;
Morris, The Papal Monarchy 134-416
Topic Five
Papal Monarchy
Pope Alexander III and
Innocent III
1.
Innocent's Biography and his Vision of his
Office 2.
Innocent III and the
Crusade 3. Innocent III and the Papal States
4.
Innocent III
and Reform:
Procedural Reform, Qualiter et quando;
Fourth Lateran Council 5.
Innocent III and Secular Powers
6.
Papal Registers
Readings:
Pennington, Alexander III;
Pennington, Pope
Innocent III; Third Lateran Council
Old Edition; Third Lateran Council
New Edition; Alexander III's
Licet de vitanda; Alexander III, Papal Bull
1163; Alexander III,
Papal Bull 1172; Schimmelpfennig, pp. 151-169;
Morris, The Papal Monarchy 134-582;
John C. Moore,
Pope Innocent III (1160/61-1216): To Root up and to
Plant. The Medieval Mediterranean 47. Leiden-Boston: Brill, 2003;
paperback edition 2009. Electronic version available through Mullen Library's
Catalogue;
Innocent
III's Letters, Ken
Pennington, Short Biography of Innocent III,
Ken
Pennington, "Innocent III and the Ius commune",
Ken Pennington,
"The Legal Education of Pope Innocent III";
Ken Pennington, "Further Thoughts on Pope Innocent III's Knowledge of Law";
Ken Pennington, "Pope Innocent III's Views on Church and State: A
Gloss to Per venerabilem"
Topic
Innocent IV to the Conciliar Movement: Papal Monarchy Challenged
Readings:
Pennington, Innocent IV;
Schimmelpfennig, pp. 170-267;
Morris, The Papal Monarchy 453-582
