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1 1 | was due from our pastoral office. And if there be any who
2 6,2| themselves discharge that office; and otherwise let the provision
3 6,2| one be admitted to this office of lecturing, whether in
4 6,2| discharge wholesomely this office of preaching. But if any
5 6,2| person to discharge that office, until the principal himself
6 7,2| nevertheless, it shall be the office of bishops, as delegated
7 8,3| account it a part of our office that, if anything of more
8 13 | the requirements of their office and by this example, in
9 14,1| may be incumbent by their office to celebrate, provided the
10 14,3| from vices; since it is the office of a pastor, at once vigilant
11 14,3| from, or deprived of, his office. ~CHAPTER VII. ~The qualifications
12 15,1| bestowed in ordination, the office of forgiving sins, as the
13 15,5| REFORMATION.~Proem.~It is the office of bishops to admonish their
14 15,5| Whereas it is properly the office of bishops to reprove the
15 15,5| suspension from their orders, office, benefice, and from the
16 15,5| ecclesiastical order, benefice, and office. But if it be alleged that
17 17,2| began, as the duty of our office required, to apply our care
18 22,2| for the discharge of this office; and provided that no emolument,
19 22,2| associate to themselves for this office, as many priests as shall
20 22,2| wise to exercise any such office; notwithstanding any privileges
21 23,4| discharge the obligations of the office that is about to be conferred
22 23,4| jurisdiction, administration, or office, devolving upon him in the
23 23,4| the future, shall any such office be assigned to any but those
24 23,4| and, by virtue of their office, they shall take cognizance
25 23,4| in the discharge of their office, he may forbid them, altogether
26 23,4| a time, to exercise that office, in ecclesiastical and spiritual
27 24,1| priesthood, by virtue of their office; orders so distributed as
28 24,1| retaining sins; but only an office and bare ministry of preaching
29 24,2| be bound to discharge the office enjoined them; and may not
30 24,2| consequence of some employment and office in the state attached to
31 24,2| so nearly concerning the office of pastors, and the salvation
32 24,2| during a year from their office and benefice. ~CHAPTER XI. ~
33 24,2| exercise themselves in each office, agreeably to the appointment
34 24,2| to the Priesthood: their office. ~Those who have conducted
35 24,2| only have served in their office of deacon during at least
36 24,2| to whom is attached the office of lecturing, or of teaching,
37 24,2| personally discharge that office; and any provision made
38 25,4| yet doth it account this office to be of such a nature,
39 25,4| which, by the duty of his office, he owes to the Universal
40 25,4| and forgetful of their office. ~CHAPTER II. ~A Provincial
41 25,4| By whom, and when, the office of preaching is to be discharged:
42 25,4| Synod, desirous that the office of preaching, which peculiarly
43 25,4| they shall appoint to the office of preaching; and in the
44 25,4| Paul III., concerning the office of preaching, shall have
45 25,4| answer the purposes of their office. Wherefore, no one shall
46 25,4| for the discharge of his office, and by integrity of morals,
47 25,4| confirm the one who fills that office; who shall at least be a
48 25,4| any delinquency in their office or administration, even
49 25,4| any that are fit for the office, to give in their names,
50 25,4| from the exercise of his office, at the discretion of the
51 26,2| and others who sustain the office and charge of teaching,
52 26,3| himself deprived of his office by his own Superior, and
53 26,3| shall be suspended from her office, for as long a period as
54 26,4| those who undertake the office of a bishop should understand
55 26,4| themselves conformable to their office, by their actual deeds,
56 26,4| alacrity and kindliness the office of hospitality, so frequently
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