Canon

 1 3 |           let it be applied to the churches from which they received
 2 7 |           chapter, shall, in those churches in which such a custom has
 3 7 |            Let the prelates of the churches, therefore, be diligently
 4 10|          command that in cathedral churches as well as in conventual
 5 10|           as well as in conventual churches suitable men be appointed
 6 11|         cathedral church and other churches also that have sufficient
 7 11|      knowledge. But, since in many churches this is not observed, we,
 8 11|           church but also in other churches where means are sufficient,
 9 11|         clerics of those and other churches in the art of grammar and
10 18|       presume to inflict damage on churches or injury on ecclesiastical
11 19|        goods must not be stored in churches unless there be an urgent
12 19|            be an urgent necessity. Churches, church vessels, and the
13 19|            clerics who convert the churches into storehouses for their
14 19|           of others,"' so that the churches have the appearance of the
15 19|           only neglect to keep the churches clean but also leave the
16 19|   household goods be placed in the churches, unless by reason of hostile
17 19|            also that the aforesaid churches, vessels, corporals, and
18 20|           CANON 20~SUMMARY: In all churches the Eucharist and the chrism
19 20|        Text: We decree that in all churches the chrism and the Eucharist
20 21|        published frequently in the churches, that no one may find in
21 23|            for the security of the churches, we decree that a cathedral
22 24|       danger threatens the widowed churches, we decree that when an
23 26|        account of the needs of the churches, administer the respective
24 26|           nothing belonging to the churches. The consecration or benediction
25 28|           in view the needs of the churches over which they preside
26 29|     dignities or several parochial churches; otherwise the one receiving
27 30|           that thus accrues to the churches no one of sound mind is
28 30|          can render to God and the churches an acceptable service, be
29 31|  corruptions that grown up in many churches, we strictly forbid that
30 31|         canons in the same secular churches in which their fathers have
31 32|          that patrons of parochial churches and some other persons (
32 32|   themselves the revenues of those churches, leaving to the priests
33 33|            procurations from other churches or persons who have not
34 44|          this matter to secure the churches against loss and to provide
35 45|      vicegerents, and advocates of churches have so far advanced in
36 45|           and mischief when vacant churches are to be provided with
37 46|       others who strive to oppress churches and ecclesiastical persons
38 46|         decide that the aid of the churches ought to be enlisted to
39 51|           must be published in the churches by the priests so that,
40 51|          announced publicly in the churches by the priests during a
41 53|            in order to defraud the churches of tithes and thus realize
42 53|        therefore, to safeguard the churches against loss in this matter,
43 53|        without argument pay to the churches the tithes in full, and
44 54|           wishing to safeguard the churches against loss and souls against
45 54|           to pay the tithes to the churches to which they are legally
46 55|       monks must pay tithes to the churches from strange lands or from
47 55|        which tithes are due to the churches, unless it be for the purpose
48 55|         tithes will be paid to the churches, lest by reason of their
49 55|            of their privileges the churches be further oppressed. We
50 55|         they pay the tithes to the churches to which they were formerly
51 55|       other arrangement with those churches. We therefore, holding this
52 55|           that the prelates of the churches be more willing and energetic
53 55|             must pay tithes to the churches to which they were formerly
54 55|       other arrangement with those churches. Thomassin, Vetus et nova
55 56|           prejudicial to parochial churches. ~Text. Many regular and
56 56|           prejudicial to parochial churches, namely, that the administrator
57 57|           may not be denied if the churches to which they belong should
58 57|           whom the prelates of the churches are not permitted to bury
59 57|       permitted to bury from their churches, to their own churches for
60 57|       their churches, to their own churches for burial, if they (the
61 57|        buried from non interdicted churches of regulars or others in
62 57|           their joyful arrival the churches may be opened once a year
63 57|           their joyful arrival the churches may be opened, is plural,
64 57|     understood as referring to the churches of the same place separately,
65 57|       place separately, but to the churches of the aforesaid places
66 61|           are forbidden to receive churches and tithes from laymen without
67 61|         consent of the bishops. In churches that do not belong to them
68 61|          were forbidden to receive churches and tithes from the hands
69 61|      punishment, we decree that in churches that do not pleno jure belong
70 62|            those who come to their churches causa venerationis to be
71 62| indulgences which some prelates of churches do not hesitate to grant,
72 65|            the death of rectors of churches they place the churches
73 65|            churches they place the churches under interdict and will
74 67|         the tithes and offerings e churches, which the Christians supplied
75 67|           and offerings due to the churches, which the Christians were
76 67|            the Jews, that thus the churches may be safeguarded against