Canon

 1 3  | satisfaction within a year, let the matter be made known to the supreme
 2 3  |          offers no obstacle in this matter and permits freedom of action.
 3 3  |            an account to him in any matter, but let him be urged to
 4 3  |             purge themselves of the matter of which they are accused,
 5 7  |             delegated by us in this matter, shall so punish them with
 6 7  |             punishment, for in this matter the Apostolic See, on the
 7 8  |            accuser and judge in the matter. But, while this is to be
 8 8  |       through stubbornness; and the matter to be investigated must
 9 12 |            visitors shall refer the matter to the attention of the
10 15 |          anyone be culpable in this matter, unless he heeds the warning
11 17 |             offices. ~Text: It is a matter for regret that there are
12 18 |             of the princes let this matter be committed to laymen and
13 24 |             a representative in the matter of an election (that is,
14 30 |         very inconsistent and grave matter that some bishops, when
15 30 |     investigation in regard to this matter be made in the annual provincial
16 30 |            prove delinquent in this matter. An offense of this kind
17 30 |             suspended, that in this matter also the four patriarchal
18 34 |         complaint in regard to this matter has been lodged, proves
19 35 |             of the litigants in the matter of labor and expenses may
20 37 |           compelled to yield in the matter under dispute or by payment
21 44 |          that power not only in the matter of the alienation of fiefs
22 44 |      jurisdictions, but also in the matter of mortuaries and other
23 44 |         Wishing, therefore, in this matter to secure the churches against
24 45 |          exceed their rights in the matter of church government are
25 45 |       jurisdiction in the aforesaid matter beyond what is permitted
26 46 |      excommunicated persons in this matter or by their orders, be considered
27 47 |           him; and in regard to the matter for which he was excommunicated,
28 48 |            suspected him commit the matter to a competent person, or
29 50 |         previous enactments in this matter, decree in the resent statute
30 50 |             issued relative to this matter either by others or by ourselves,
31 51 |      marriage be forbidden till the matter is cleared up. ~Text. Since
32 52 |            CANON 52~Summary. In the matter of consanguinity and affinity,
33 52 |  eye-witnesses cannot be had in the matter of reckoning to the seventh
34 52 |              we decree that in this matter hearsay witnesses be not
35 53 |       churches against loss in this matter, we decree that the owners
36 54 |            strive to defraud in the matter of tithes, deducting from
37 67 |          are they oppressed in this matter by the treachery of the
38 67 |         Wishing, therefore, in this matter to protect the Christians
39 69 |              wisely enacted in this matter, prohibiting Jews from being
40 69 |             given preference in the matter of public offices, since
41 HLD|        given all things, if in this matter they refuse to serve Him
42 HLD|   deliberately commit fraud in this matter will incur that penalty. ~