Document,  Part

 1  1  |           great importance, both as regards the celebration of the Council,
 2  3,1|         unity of the Church: and as regards the bishops, and all others
 3  6,2|          accorded by common law, as regards the reception of the fruits
 4  6,2|         examined and approved of as regards their life, manners, and
 5  7,1|           even so each one, when he regards himself, and his own weakness
 6  7,1|          ought so far to presume as regards the secret mystery of divine
 7  7,1|           Perseverance. ~So also as regards the gift of perseverance,
 8  7,1|          and their restoration. ~As regards those who, by sin, have
 9 13  |             Eucharist, and also, as regards Reformation, of the other
10 14,5|          therein,-grants, as far as regards the holy Synod itself, to
11 15,1|           this sacrament, as far as regards its force and efficacy,
12 15,1|             on Absolution. ~But, as regards the minister of this sacrament,
13 15,1|             subjects, especially as regards those crimes to which the
14 15,1|          Satisfaction. ~Finally, as regards satisfaction,--which as
15 15,2|       penance. First, therefore, as regards its institution, It declares
16 15,2|     administering this unction,--as regards those things which constitute
17 15,3|            to themselves, except as regards external polity, and that
18 17,1|       unemployment, useless in both regards. And accordingly, for that
19 22,1|          The power of the Church as regards the dispensation of the
20 22,1|              and that therefore, as regards the fruit thereof, they,
21 22,1|            let him be anathema. ~As regards, however, those two articles,
22 22,2|             though otherwise fit as regards morals, knowledge, and age,
23 22,2|    celebrate the divine worship. As regards those churches, to which,
24 22,2|            already erected. But, as regards parish churches which have
25 22,2|          even though immemorial. As regards the indulgences, or other
26 24,2|              The same also, both as regards the guilt, the loss of fruits,
27 24,2|      receive the greater orders. As regards married clerks, the constitution
28 24,2|        pensions: notwithstanding as regards all and singular the above-mentioned
29 25,3|     contracted. It ordains that, as regards degrees more remote, this
30 25,3|           and that gratuitously. As regards marriages to be contracted,
31 25,4|      Bishops and Cardinals. ~If, as regards all manner of degrees in
32 25,4|          God a good pastor. ~And as regards all and each of those who
33 25,4|        examination, or scrutiny, as regards the persons to be promoted,
34 25,4|       discretion of that Synod. ~As regards patrons, they shall not
35 25,4|    Apostolic See. The same also, as regards the crime of heresy, shall
36 25,4|          Apostolic See, and this as regards Royal Chaplains, in accordance
37 25,4|            military orders. But, as regards those privileges which by
38 25,4|          and by this holy Synod. As regards all cathedral churches,
39 25,4|            of the sacred canons. As regards the distributions; those
40 25,4|             or customs in the above regards; and, those only being retained
41 25,4|             think most fit. ~And as regards the examiners, six at least
42 25,4|          above; notwithstanding, as regards all the aforesaid matters,
43 26,3|          the above-named orders, as regards the persons, places, and
44 26,3|         virtue and holiness. But as regards those monasteries which
45 26,3|            any fraud may be used as regards all and singular the aforesaid
46 26,4|          Synod decrees that it also regards the cardinals of the holy
47 26,4|          regulated by those whom it regards, for the advancement of
48 26,4|   ecclesiastical discipline. But as regards those universities which
49 26,4|          are to be resolved on. ~As regards judicial causes, it is enjoined
50 26,4|           of the bishop. But if, as regards any proceeding, or as regards
51 26,4|       regards any proceeding, or as regards any interlocutory or definitive
52 26,4|         treated of be not one which regards any benefit to them or theirs,
53 26,4|        unimpaired and untouched. As regards those who do not possess
54 26,4| ecclesiastical; notwithstanding, as regards the things aforesaid, any
55 26,4|            be granted. ~Whereas, as regards ecclesiastical benefices,
56 26,4|          cathedral churches, and as regards all manner of persons soever,
57 26,4|    cardinalate. ~In like manner, as regards coadjutorships with future
58 26,4|            of) their guests. But as regards those who hold in commendam,
59 26,4|        thereof; notwithstanding, as regards all the above-named particulars,
60 26,4|             the law directs. But as regards those persons, or communities,
61 26,4|        conferred as previously. ~As regards those augmentations, which,
62 26,4|          the truth of the fact.  As regards clerics who have not ecclesiastical
63 26,4|          their full effect. But, as regards those benefices wherein,
64 26,7|            wholly abolished. But as regards the other abuses which have
65 26,9|          work was consigned, and as regards the missal and breviary. ~