Canon

1 3 |    matter and permits freedom of action. The same law is to be observed
2 26|         is to be removed. If his action was prompted by malice,
3 26|          evidence shows that his action was inspired by malice,
4 38|      dispute arise regarding any action of the judge, the truth
5 38|    should arise in regard to any action of the judge, the truth
6 47|   apparently good ground for his action. But if against the sentence
7 48|         the latter may take such action in his regard as should
8 59| perchance it is evident that his action would redound to the advantage
9 70|      religion, salutary coercive action may preserve them in its