Table of contents
1. The inadequacy of the current control system on the real estate purchases of ecclesiastical entities - 2. The canonical controls on the acts of extraordinary administration of ecclesiastical entities - 2.1 The controls on the free and paid purchases of real estate - 2.2 The controls on the real estate disposals of ecclesiastical entities - 2.3. The regime of purchases and alienations of diocesan Institutes for the support of the clergy. Reflections on the eight per thousand system, prospects de iure condendo and the need for further state control - 3. The civil relevance of canonical controls and the consequences of their omission on real estate sales by ecclesiastical bodies - 4. Some problematic aspects of sales real estate of ecclesiastical property in the sense of the word - 4.1 - Profiles of notary responsibility for the purchase and sale of ecclesiastical entities - 4.2 Alienation of ecclesiastical property in the sense of the word: assets encumbered by ecclesiastical levels and the constraints deriving from the deputatio ad cultum and from pious wills - 5. Conclusions