Chapter, §

 1 Definit    |     shown that this field is worthy of compassion and snatched
 2 Canons,  5 |    monk and have been judged worthy of the dignity and honour
 3 Canons,  13|     word says, The worker is worthy of his pay For this reason
 4 Canons,  13|   they have shown themselves worthy, may deservedly enjoy higher
 5 Canons,  14|  function, should be held as worthy of all honour on the part
 6 Canons,  16|     faithful and thus become worthy of the sanctifying effects
 7 Canons,  21|   they should esteem them as worthy of all honour and reverence.
 8 Canons,  22|     may be able to promote a worthy pastor in a regular manner,
 9 Canons,  24|   All this makes such people worthy of the most severe condemnation
10 Canons,  25| makes us think that they are worthy of this. They do not deserve