STOCCHIERO, GIUSEPPE. - Canonist, b. at Arzignano (Vicenza) on 24 Sept. 1882, d. at Vicenza on 4 Dec. 1946.

After completing his studies at the Seminary of Vicenza, he was ordained a priest on 30 July 1905; after some years in the care of souls as a curate, always in the diocese of Vicenza, he was secretary to Bishop F. Ridolfi; in 1919 he obtained a doctorate in canon law at the Apollinare in Rome; then he taught pastoral practice and administrative canon law in the schools of theology; he was a canon of the cathedral of Vicenza from 16 Dec. 1933. He had obtained the qualification for free teaching (libera docenza) in Canon Law at the University of Padua.

He concerned himself with pastoral administrative practice, and wrote numerous articles, pamphlets, some ten volumes of juridical-pastoral works, another ten works on various subjects (educational, literary, historical); in addition, little manuals of piety and asceticism. His major studies are: Pratica pastorale (1921), Il matrimonio in Italia dopo il Concordato (1929), Il Diritto penale della Chiesa e dello Stato (1932), Il Codice del Clero italiano in regime concordatorio (2nd ed., 1937), Il Beneficio ecclesiastico (1941-46).

Bibliography

BIBL.: G. Cappelletti, Commemorazione di mons. G. S., Vicenza 1947.

Giuseppe Forchielli

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