The discipline of non permanent continence has been mostly disregarded in the twentieth century, presumably since of the assimilation to contemporary Roman Catholic exercise of every day Eucharist. Despite the pressures on the Catholic Church to take it easy the regulation of celibacy, it has always resisted. In 1322 Pope John XXII insisted that no one bound in relationship - even if unconsummated - could be ordained except if there was full awareness of the needs of Church legislation. These decretals sort element of the Corpus Iuris Canonici, a work finished in the fourteenth century and which motivated law-earning until finally the physical appearance of the 1917 Code of Canon Law. The theory resources for this laws are the Quinque Compilationes Antiquae and the decretals of Gregory IX. six. The primary sections of the decretals to be consulted are: Liber Ill, tit. 32 (De conversione coniugatorum), Liber IV, tit. seventeen. «Placuit in totum prohibere episcopis presbyteris et diaconibus positis in ministerio abstinere se a coniugibus suis et non generare filios quicumque vero fecerit, ab honore clericatus exterminetur», G. Martinez Dнez & F. Rodrнguez, La colecciуn canуnica hispana, Madrid 1984), IV, p.

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