Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,17     |                            The Eastern Catholic presence~17. Immigration
 2 II,17     |   welcomed many members of the Eastern Catholic Churches who, for
 3 II,17     |      necessary to establish an Eastern Catholic hierarchy for these
 4 II,17     |       which recognize that the Eastern Churches “have the right
 5 II,17     |       Church and the separated Eastern Churches.( 47) Therefore,
 6 II,17(46) |                  Decree on the Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium
 7 II,17(46) |      cf. Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon. 28; Propositio
 8 II,17     |    cannot but rejoice that the Eastern Churches have in recent
 9 IV,36(117)|     511; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canons 264, 271,
10 IV,38     |   Fraternal communion with the Eastern Catholic Churches~38. The
11 IV,38     |      development in America of Eastern Catholic particular Churches,
12 IV,38     |    fraternal assistance to the Eastern Catholic Churches throughout
13 IV,38     | priests, especially those with Eastern roots, might offer liturgical
14 IV,38     |       liturgical assistance to Eastern communities which do not
15 IV,38     |       to sacred buildings, the Eastern faithful could use Latin
16 IV,38     |        that the Bishops of the Eastern Catholic Churches participate
17 IV,38     |  offering valuable help to the Eastern Churches of recent foundation
18 IV,38     |      spiritual heritage of the Eastern Christian tradition.~
19  V,65(237)|     518; Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Canon 280 § 1.~