Canon

 1 1  |             There is one Universal Church of the faithful, outside
 2 1  |    accordance with the keys of the Church, which Jesus Christ Himself
 3 1  |         the form prescribed by the Church by anyone whatsoever, leads
 4 2  |       people and many faithful one Church, according to the words: "
 5 2  |           that they constitute one Church by reason of the unity of
 6 2  |         that faith which the Roman Church holds, which by the will
 7 3  |        heretics pointed out by the Church; so that whenever anyone
 8 3  |    requested and admonished by the Church, should neglect to cleanse
 9 3  |        have been ostracized by the Church, let them be excommunicated
10 3  |         give the sacraments of the Church to such pestilential people,
11 4  |          submit to them. After the Church of the Greeks with some
12 4  |     removing such scandal from the Church of God, and advised by the
13 4  |         children to the Holy Roman Church, their mother, that there
14 5  |      council, that after the Roman Church, which by the will of God
15 5  |      themselves, and for the Roman Church the pledge of obedience.
16 7  |            canons of the cathedral church, the correction of which
17 7  |         celebrate in the cathedral church, and on his complaint the
18 8  |     presence of the seniors of the church carefully inquire into the
19 9  |   administer the sacraments of the Church and instruct them by word
20 11 |         SUMMARY In every cathedral church and other churches also
21 11 |         students. The metropolitan church ought to have a theologian
22 11 |            that in every cathedral church a suitable benefice be assigned
23 11 |         gratis the clerics of that church and other poor students,
24 11 |            only in every cathedral church but also in other churches
25 11 |       master, let the metropolitan church have also a theologian,
26 11 |    instructor. If the metropolitan church cannot support two masters,
27 11 | sufficiency is provided by another church of its city or diocese. ~
28 13 |          to grave confusion in the Church of God, we strictly forbid
29 16 |           the divine office in the church they are not to wear cappas
30 16 |           use in public and in the church outer garments made of linen,
31 19 |        urgent necessity. Churches, church vessels, and the like must
32 21 |          shall be cut off from the Church (excommunicated) during
33 22 |            off (arceatur) from the Church till he has made suitable
34 23 |           a pastor, that a widowed church may not suffer grave loss
35 23 |        that a cathedral or regular church must not be without a bishop
36 23 |            prudent men the widowed church with a suitable pastor,
37 23 |            chosen from the widowed church itself, or from another
38 24 |           a pastor for the widowed church. An election in any other
39 26 |           is more injurious to the Church of God than the selection
40 27 |           of the sacraments of the Church. If in the future they presume
41 29 |           form shall indemnify the church for the losses incurred
42 29 |         compelled to indemnify the church in question from his own
43 29 |      several dignities in the same church, even though they have not
44 32 |           Summary. The rector of a church, notwithstanding the custom
45 32 |     portion of the revenues of the church. He who has a parochial
46 32 |             He who has a parochial church must serve it-himself. If
47 32 |             He who has a parochial church must serve it himself and
48 32 |     perchance there be a parochial church annexed to the prebend or
49 32 |          him to serve in the major church, may ask to have appointed
50 32 |        appointed for the parochial church a suitable and irremovable
51 32 |            of the revenues of that church; otherwise by the authority
52 32 |    benefice from the revenues of a church that ought to have its own
53 33 |            he received, but to the church that he so op pressed he
54 45 |            rights in the matter of church government are to be restrained
55 45 |        mutilate the rector of some church or another cleric of that
56 45 |          or another cleric of that church, the patrons shall lose
57 46 |          malice of some toward the Church of God, we add that the
58 47 |          forbidden entrance to the church for a period of one month,
59 55 |          ancient discipline of the Church. The first who absolved
60 56 |          returned to the parochial church. ~
61 57 |     interdicted locality, only one church may be opened, and that
62 57 |         privileges which the Roman Church has granted to some religious
63 57 |         town, or village, only one church of the same order may, as
64 57 |          if they should visit each church of the same place, the interdict
65 62 |         brought on the keys of the Church, and the penitential discipline
66 62 |    occasion of the dedication of a church an indulgence of not more
67 66 |          faithful in behalf of the church (that is, of giving freely
68 66 |         that the sacraments of the Church be administered freely and
69 68 |             V and VI; Grayzel, The Church and the Jews in the XIlIth
70 HLD|        cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, will pay one-tenth of our
71 HLD|            all the prelates of the Church. Besides, special protectors
72 HLD|            that to such people the church be not opened till they
73 HLD|            by the authority of the Church the secular power will be