Canon

 1 3  |      metropolitan and the other bishops of the province. If he refuses
 2 3  |    instructions effectively the bishops exercise throughout their
 3 5  |         their privileges: their bishops may confer the pallium and
 4 5  |   observed; so that after their bishops have received from the Roman
 5 9  |        may not, however, be two bishops in -the same diocese. ~Text:
 6 9  |       strictly command that the bishops of these cities and dioceses
 7 10 |               CANON 10~SUMMARY: Bishops who are unable to preach
 8 10 |           It often happens that bishops, on account of their manifold
 9 10 |        Wherefore we decree that bishops provide suitable men, powerful
10 10 |  preaching; who in place of the bishops, since these cannot do it,
11 10 |       men be appointed whom the bishops may use as coadjutors and
12 12 |       strictly command diocesan bishops and persons attending the
13 12 |       molest, let the aforesaid bishops and chapter members not
14 16 |    dignity of their office. All bishops must use in public and in
15 22 |        it has been published by bishops, let him be cut off (arceatur)
16 26 |        is to be imposed on him. Bishops also, if they wish to escape
17 27 |        we strictly command that bishops, either themselves or through
18 30 |      and grave matter that some bishops, when they can promote suitable
19 32 |   notwithstanding the custom of bishops and patrons must have a
20 32 |        other persons (including bishops), arrogate to themselves
21 33 |        of visitation are due to bishops, archdeacons, and others,
22 55 |        Cistercian Order and the bishops. Hence it was enacted in
23 58 |         a general interdict the bishops may within closed doors
24 58 |    religious we concede also to bishops, that, when the entire territory
25 60 |         the jurisdiction of the bishops. ~Text. From different parts
26 60 |         the world complaints of bishops come to us in regard to
27 60 |    safeguard the dignity of the bishops and the welfare of the abbots,
28 61 |      without the consent of the bishops. In churches that do not
29 61 |        must be appointed by the bishops on presentation. ~Text.
30 61 |      without the consent of the bishops, and under no circumstances
31 61 |       them, they present to the bishops priests to be appointed
32 61 |     without the approval of the bishops. We add, moreover, that
33 61 |       probable testimony of the bishops recommends. ~
34 62 |         Apostolic See or of the bishops, and they may not preach
35 62 |      letters, that the diocesan bishops may model their own upon
36 63 |         for the consecration of bishops, the blessing of abbots,
37 63 |         for the consecration of bishops, the blessing of abbots,
38 64 |       ignorance, we command the bishops to see to it that this decree
39 65 |               CANON 65~Summary. Bishops are not to demand anything
40 65 |      have heard it said of some bishops that on the death of rectors
41 66 |        administered freely. The bishops should exhort the people
42 66 |     custom be restrained by the bishops of the locality when once
43 HLD|        patriarchs, archbishops, bishops, abbots, and others who
44 HLD| protection o f the archbishops, bishops, and all the prelates of