Document, Part
1 1 | for the Lord's flock in order to maintain the Christian
2 1 | ambassador to us at Rome; in order that those things which
3 3,1| constituted in the priestly order, who are celebrating together
4 5,1| therefore, understand, in what order, and in what manner, the
5 5,2| whatever. ~Furthermore, in order to restrain petulant spirits,
6 6,2| Regulars, of whatsoever order they may be, may not preach
7 6,2| his own, or of another, order: whereas, if he preach heresies,
8 7,1| also the eternal reward, in order to excite their sloth, and
9 7,1| required to co-operate in order to the obtaining the grace
10 7,2| desuetude; and furthermore, in order to the more fixed residence
11 7,2| pretext of a privilege of his order, be accounted, if he transgress,
12 8,1| repaired. With this view, in order to destroy the errors and
13 8,1| Penance, Extreme Unction, Order, and Matrimony; or even
14 8,1| to wit, Confirmation, and Order, there is not imprinted
15 9,1| matters be proceeded with in order, until it shall seem expedient,
16 11,2| memory hereof. ~Whereas, in order to remove the dissensions
17 14,1| by Christ, the Lord, in order to be received: for we believe
18 14,3| jurisdiction of bishops, in order that they may, in accordance
19 14,3| of crimes, ordinarily, in order to avoid punishment, and
20 14,3| the judge, (this Synod) in order to prevent a remedy which
21 14,3| is raised to the sacred order of the priesthood, even
22 14,3| accusations against him, in order that they may annoy him
23 15,1| all times neccessary, in order to attain to grace and justice,
24 15,1| fallen, should be carried, in order that, in accordance with
25 15,1| Wherefore, since the nature and order of a judgment require this,
26 15,3| of old only observed in order to impose a canonical satisfaction;
27 15,3| penitent is not required, in order that the priest may be able
28 15,5| despise the law. But, in order that the said bishops may
29 15,5| monastery of whatsoever order, shall, by virtue of any
30 15,5| exercising the functions of any order, any of his clerics, especially
31 15,5| a dress beseeming their Order. ~And forasmuch as, though
32 15,5| suitable to their proper order, that by the decency of
33 15,5| dress, suitable to their order and dignity, and in conformity
34 15,5| from every ecclesiastical order, benefice, and office. But
35 15,5| that so ecclesiastical order may not be confounded, or
36 15,5| conferred on religious of that order only, or on persons who
37 15,5| Those transferred to another order shall remain under obedience
38 15,5| being transferred from one order to another, ordinarily obtain
39 15,5| prelate or superior of any order shall be allowed, by virtue
40 15,5| his own superior, in the order itself to which he is transferred;
41 15,5| CHAPTER XIV. ~That the Mass, Order, and Reformation, shall
42 15,5| treat of the sacrament of order, and that the subject of
43 16,1| and to the sacrament of order, with the view that, in
44 16,1| of the month of March; in order that they may have sufficient
45 17,1| withdrawn from the Council, in order to provide for their own
46 18,1| Pius IV.; and that, due order being observed, those things
47 19,1| them cognizant thereof; in order that if any person may think
48 22,1| The rest I will set in order when I come. Wherefore,
49 22,2| Forasmuch as the ecclesiastical order ought to be free from every
50 22,2| to the disgrace of their order; and whereas it is well
51 22,2| benefices were established in order to the performance of divine
52 22,2| cases by law permitted. ~In order, also, that the state of
53 22,2| is need, be by him set in order. Wherefore, monasteries
54 22,2| the institutes of their order, and that they keep, and
55 23,1| should rise, according to the order of Melchisedech, our Lord
56 23,1| for ever, according to the order of Melchisedech, He offered
57 23,4| previously constituted in sacred Order, for the space of at least
58 23,4| the superiors of his own order. And all the above-named
59 23,4| initiated into a sacred Order, shall not have a voice
60 23,4| is not constituted in the order of subdeaconship at least,
61 23,6| concerning the sacrament of Order, and the sacrament of Matrimony, &
62 24,1| TOUCHING THE SACRAMENT OF ORDER, DECREED AND PUBLISHED BY
63 24,1| orders. ~CHAPTER III. ~That Order is truly and properly a
64 24,1| one ought to doubt that Order is truly and properly one
65 24,1| forasmuch as in the sacrament of Order, as also in Baptism and
66 24,1| belong to this hierarchial order; that they are placed, as
67 24,1| functions others of an inferior order have no power. Furthermore,
68 24,1| touching the sacrament of Order. But It hath resolved to
69 24,1| the manner following; in order that all men, with the help
70 24,1| truth. ~ON THE SACRAMENT OF ORDER.~CANON I.--If any one saith,
71 24,1| If any one saith, that order, or sacred ordination, is
72 24,1| the other ceremonies of Order; let him be anathema. CANON
73 24,2| of illness, shall confer Order in person. ~Bishops shall
74 24,2| some church by the bishop's order, or lives with the bishop'
75 24,2| future be promoted to the order of subdeaconship before
76 24,2| been promoted to the sacred order of the subdeaconship shall
77 24,2| and are promoted to the order of priesthood, shall have
78 24,2| exercised the ministry (of that order). ~CHAPTER XV. ~No one shall
79 24,2| priories, of whatsoever order, even though Regular, or
80 24,2| of any military body, or order, the brethren of Saint John
81 24,2| the city. ~Furthermore, in order that the teaching in schools
82 24,2| benefices, to regulate and order all and singular the matters
83 25,4| For the state and order of the whole household of
84 25,4| most holy Roman Pontiff, in order that the said Sovereign
85 25,4| until another consistory, in order that the said inquiry may
86 25,4| Church to be frequented in order to hear the word of God.
87 25,4| even in churches of his own order, in opposition to the will
88 25,4| shall be explained. ~In order that the faithful people
89 25,4| soever, even those of the order of Saint John of Jerusalem,
90 25,4| some time in the clerical order, is recommended by the learning
91 25,4| admitted to that sacred order which that dignity, prebend,
92 25,4| of being admitted to that order, within the time prescribed
93 25,4| shall be attached to the order of the priesthood, deaconship,
94 25,4| Whereas ecclesiastical order is perverted when one cleric
95 25,4| whether Regulars,-even of the order of mendicants,-or Seculars,
96 26,2| thanks for those things; may order their own lives and manners
97 26,3| CHAPTER I. ~All ReguIars shall order their lives in accordance
98 26,3| well men, as women, shall order and regulate their lives
99 26,3| peculiar to any rule or order, respectively appertaining
100 26,3| constitutions of his own rule and order. ~CHAPTER III. ~All Monasteries
101 26,3| found to be without the order aforesaid in writing, shall
102 26,3| choosing Regular Superiors.~In order that everything may be conducted
103 26,3| offices whatsoever in that order; and any faculties that
104 26,3| another convent of the same order. But if the superior who
105 26,3| the constitution of each order, or convent, shall be observed. ~
106 26,3| ordain as to the mode and order of establishing the congregations
107 26,3| which the said bishop shall order to be observed in his own
108 26,3| completed. ~In no religious order whatever, shall the profession,
109 26,3| of any religious body, or order; or entail any other effects
110 26,3| dismissed. In the Religious order of Clerks of the Society
111 26,3| to hinder the Religious Order of Clerks of the Society
112 26,3| rule of that convent and order; and if also the convent
113 26,3| the habit of any religious order, or to make her profession;
114 26,3| entered into a religious order through compulsion and fear ;
115 26,3| of any privilege of his order. Also, no Regular shall,
116 26,3| faculty, be transferred to an order less rigid; nor shall permission
117 26,3| secret the habit of his order. ~CHAPTER XX. ~Superiors
118 26,3| each in his own place and order, visit officially the said
119 26,3| See, and of each several order. And so long as the said
120 26,3| Religious of that same order shall be appointed. ~Whereas
121 26,3| expressly professed of the same order, and capable of guiding
122 26,3| military orders, of the order even (of St. John) of Jerusalem,
123 26,3| with, or dependence on, any order whatsoever, whether of mendicants,
124 26,3| persons belonging to the same order, provide herein. ~The holy
125 26,4| but above all that they so order their whole conversation,
126 26,4| of the proceedings, the order named above. But in all
127 26,4| aforesaid, of whatsoever order, and religious body, and
128 26,4| many is impudently done. In order, therefore, that what reason
129 26,4| benefices, of whatsoever order and dignity they may be,
130 26,4| entailed on the clerical order. To the end, therefore,
131 26,4| imprisonment, suspension from their order, inability to obtain benefices,
132 26,4| eyes their own rank and order, they every where bear in
133 27 | of what estate, grade, order and dignity soever, they
134 27 | interdict such. Furthermore, in order to avoid the perversion
135 27 | ecclesiastics, of whatsoever order, condition, and rank they
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