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  1  6,2|         the churches of their own orders, unless they have been examined
  2  6,2|        are not those of their own orders, besides the license of
  3  6,2|           belong not to their own orders: but bishops shall grant
  4  7,2|        from the exercise of their orders. ~INDICTION OF THE NEXT
  5  8,1|         been constituted in minor orders, shall not enjoy any clerical
  6  8,1|        constituted in the greater orders shall be, ipso jure, suspended
  7  8,1|            for being promoted (to orders) by any prelate whatsoever,
  8  8,1|        for not being promoted (to orders) shall avail for a year
  9 14,3|           be degraded from sacred Orders. ~And whereas crimes so
 10 14,3|         to be deposed from sacred orders, and delivered over to a
 11 14,3|           the said ecclesiastical orders and degrees, in the cases
 12 15,5|          or suspended, advance to orders, they shall be punished. ~
 13 15,5|         whom the ascent to sacred orders shall have been interdicted
 14 15,5|       been suspended from his own orders, or ecclesiastical degrees
 15 15,5|         any restoration to former orders, degrees, dignities and
 16 15,5|           bishop shall confer any orders whatsoever on one not subject
 17 15,5|        promote even to the sacred orders of the priesthood, any that
 18 15,5|    promote to any sacred or minor orders, or even to the first tonsure,
 19 15,5|          from the exercise of the orders so received, for as long
 20 15,5|          from the exercise of the orders received, and may interdict
 21 15,5|           those who are in sacred orders, who have been, without
 22 15,5|     clerics, who, being in sacred Orders, or holding benefices, do
 23 15,5|          who are either in sacred orders or in possession of any
 24 15,5|          by suspension from their orders, office, benefice, and from
 25 15,5|       never be promoted to sacred orders; nor shall it be lawful
 26 15,5|        for the ministry of sacred orders, and of the altar, and for
 27 15,5|     against such as are in sacred orders,--be they guilty of crime
 28 22,2|         Bishops shall both confer orders, and give dimissory letters
 29 22,2|            nor others, who confer orders, nor their ministers, shall,
 30 22,2|        collation of any manner of orders, not even for the clerical
 31 22,2|         the collation of the said orders. For in this case the Synod
 32 22,2|          are excluded from sacred Orders. ~Whereas it beseems not
 33 22,2|            are admitted to sacred orders almost without any selection
 34 22,2|       shall be promoted to sacred orders, unless it be first legitimately
 35 23,4|          to receive the requisite orders within a year, whatsoever
 36 23,4|           in person the aforesaid orders on the appointed days, and
 37 23,4|          from the exercise of his orders, at the discretion of his
 38 24,1|         CHAPTER II. ~On the Seven Orders. ~And whereas the ministry
 39 24,1|     should be several and diverse orders of ministers, to minister
 40 24,1|           virtue of their office; orders so distributed as that those
 41 24,1|         the lesser to the greater orders. For the sacred Scriptures
 42 24,1|        the names of the following orders, and the ministrations proper
 43 24,1|       classed amongst the greater orders by the Fathers and sacred
 44 24,1|        read of the other inferior orders. ~CHAPTER III. ~That Order
 45 24,1|         priests, and of the other orders, neither the consent, nor
 46 24,1|         the Catholic Church other orders, both greater and minor,
 47 24,1|          and to priests; or, that orders, conferred by them, without
 48 24,2|           shall themselves confer orders; but, should they be prevented
 49 24,2|           to be promoted to minor orders shall have a good testimonial
 50 24,2|         to any one of the greater orders, they shall, a month before
 51 24,2|        being constituted in minor orders, shall be able to hold a
 52 24,2|       were to receive the greater orders. As regards married clerks,
 53 24,2|             Ordinations of sacred orders shall be celebrated publicly,
 54 24,2|         suspended from conferring orders during a year, and he who
 55 24,2|     suspended from exercising the orders which he has received, for
 56 24,2|        give the tonsure, or minor orders, save to Regulars their
 57 24,2|      confer the tonsure, or minor orders on any one who is not a
 58 24,2|       observed in receiving minor orders. ~The minor orders shall
 59 24,2|          minor orders. ~The minor orders shall not be given but to
 60 24,2|          priests and the superior orders, and by a more frequent
 61 24,2|            And whereas from these orders is the entrance unto higher
 62 24,2|          the entrance unto higher orders and to the most sacred mysteries,
 63 24,2|          as worthy of the greater orders. And such shall not be promoted
 64 24,2|         not be promoted to sacred orders till a year after the reception
 65 24,2|          the last degree of minor orders; unless necessity, or the
 66 24,2|        Age required for the major orders; the deserving only to be
 67 24,2|         admitted to the aforesaid orders, but those only who are
 68 24,2|           no one shall two sacred Orders be conferred on the same
 69 24,2|       been already tried in minor orders, and are instructed in letters,
 70 24,2|          to the exercise of their orders, shall be ordained subdeacons
 71 24,2|       judge otherwise. Two sacred orders shall not be conferred on
 72 24,2|           exercise of his sacred (orders). Furthermore, no cleric,
 73 24,2|         the exercise of the minor orders is to be restored. ~That
 74 24,2|        That the functions of holy orders, from the deacon to the
 75 24,2|          are actually in the said orders; and It exhorts in the Lord
 76 24,2|       functions of the four minor orders, their place may be supplied
 77 25,2|     clerics constituted in sacred orders, or Regulars, who have solemnly
 78 25,4|           of servants to military orders, monasteries, hospitals,
 79 25,4|  aforesaid places, or in military orders, and who reside within their
 80 25,4|        rules of the said military orders, whereof the Ordinary must
 81 25,4|  Jerusalem, and of other military orders. But, as regards those privileges
 82 25,4|           those respective sacred orders is for the future to be
 83 25,4|            hospitals, or military orders; and those so united shall
 84 25,4|          present decree,-which It orders to be observed in regard
 85 26,3|        and visitors have in other orders; and they shall be bound
 86 26,3|         generals, or the heads of orders, have their usual principal
 87 26,3|         CHAPTER XX. ~Superiors of orders not subject to bishops shall
 88 26,3|          Abbots, who are heads of orders, and the other Superiors
 89 26,3|        Superiors of the aforesaid orders, who are not subject to
 90 26,3|         to the heads of their own orders, the holy Synod declares
 91 26,3|           over monasteries of the orders aforesaid shall be bound
 92 26,3|    visitors, and to execute their orders. ~Also, those monasteries
 93 26,3| themselves which are the heads of orders, shall be visited conformably
 94 26,3|          the visitors of the said orders, priors claustral, or sub-prior
 95 26,3|      faculties of the above-named orders, as regards the persons,
 96 26,3|           the heads and chiefs of orders, be the filiations thereof
 97 26,3|           is peculiar to the said orders, or to resign; otherwise
 98 26,3|           conduct of the military orders, of the order even (of St.
 99 26,3|      Superiors of the above-named orders ; that they forthwith put
100 26,4|          of Carthage, It not only orders that bishops be content
101 26,4|   likewise abbots and generals of orders in their general Chapters,
102 26,4|           said qualifications and orders ; and any provision made
103 26,4|         priests, and the superior orders; nor permit that their officers,