Chapter, §

 1 Intro,    8|          of this kind -- they are obliged to devote their every effort
 2 Intro,    9|       impediment to anyone who is obliged to attend, in addition to
 3 Intro,    9|          spoken against it, he is obliged to call, after the objectors
 4 Intro,    9|            the person promoted is obliged, by longstanding practice
 5 Intro,    9|        dignity of a cardinal, are obliged, if they have meals in private,
 6 Intro,    9|           celebrating masses, are obliged to wear a head-covering
 7 Intro,    9|           officials, but they are obliged to be present in person
 8 Intro,    9|           hold it for a time, are obliged to go to their provinces --
 9 Intro,    9|         good habits, and they are obliged to instruct, encourage and
10 Intro,    9|          heard the blasphemer are obliged to rebuke him sharply in
11 Intro,    9|          themselves, and they are obliged to report the same or bring
12 Intro,    9| committing the fault, each one is obliged to make an accusation against
13 Intro,    9|        just been said, he will be obliged to offer to God an explanation
14 Intro,   10|           civil or canon law, are obliged, on being asked by the parties
15 Intro,   10|      everything on which they are obliged by law to pay, as well as
16 Intro,   11|         down in it, are bound and obliged by the censures and penalties
17 Intro,   11|           of both sexes, they are obliged to advise and encourage
18 Intro,   11|    customarily paid; and they are obliged to refuse absolution to
19 Intro,   11|       their own priest . They are obliged to undertake the tasks incumbent