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1 6,2| whatever, neglected. ~In the monasteries also of monks, let there
2 6,2| parochial churches, subject to monasteries which are not in any diocese,
3 6,2| nevertheless out of their monasteries, and the obedience of their
4 7,2| Regulars who live out of their monasteries, shall be corrected by the
5 8,1| or other churches, or to monasteries, benefices, colleges, or
6 8,1| Regulars who live out of their monasteries,-howsoever exempted, and
7 22,2| CHAPTER VIII. ~Commendatory monasteries, wherein regular observance
8 22,2| set in order. Wherefore, monasteries held in commendam, even
9 22,2| granted to any churches, monasteries, hospitals, pious places,
10 24,2| annexed to other churches, monasteries, hospitals, or to any other
11 24,2| schools, likewise of all monasteries, with the exception of the
12 25,4| conventions entered into with monasteries, or other pious places,
13 25,4| others be admitted into monasteries as Oblates, or as attached
14 25,4| servants to military orders, monasteries, hospitals, colleges, or
15 25,4| canonries, prebends, nor monasteries wherein regular observance
16 25,4| shall not be united to any monasteries whatever, or abbeys, or
17 25,4| belonging to others, or to monasteries, be granted to any, not
18 26,3| the Church of God, from monasteries piously instituted and rightly
19 26,3| administration of the property of monasteries, or of convents, shall belong
20 26,3| order. ~CHAPTER III. ~All Monasteries save those herein excepted,
21 26,3| of Income, or of Alms. No Monasteries, to be erected without the
22 26,3| may be possessed by all monasteries and houses, both of men
23 26,3| them. But, in the aforesaid monasteries amid houses, as well of
24 26,3| proper revenues of those monasteries, or out of the customary
25 26,3| ordinary authority, in all monasteries subject to them, and in
26 26,3| manner the regulation of Monasteries, which have not ordinary
27 26,3| be proceeded with. ~All monasteries which are not subject to
28 26,3| whose province the aforesaid monasteries are situated, to convoke
29 26,3| not a sufficient number of monasteries, within the limits of one
30 26,3| of such congregation, the monasteries of two or three provinces
31 26,3| same authority over the monasteries of their own congregation,
32 26,3| to visit frequently the monasteries of their own congregation,
33 26,3| notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XI. ~In Monasteries, which are charged with
34 26,3| certain exceptions. ~In monasteries, or houses whether of men,
35 26,3| to the household of those monasteries, or places; the individuals,
36 26,3| excepted; and excepting also monasteries, or places, in which abbots,
37 26,3| residence; as also the other monasteries, or houses, in which the
38 26,3| visit and correct inferior Monasteries, even though held in commendam. ~
39 26,3| jurisdiction over other inferior monasteries, or priories, shall, each
40 26,3| visit officially the said monasteries and priories that are subject
41 26,3| relative to the visitation of monasteries held in commendam ; and
42 26,3| and those who preside over monasteries of the orders aforesaid
43 26,3| their orders. ~Also, those monasteries themselves which are the
44 26,3| as the said commendatary monasteries shall continue, there shall
45 26,3| inviolate. ~CHAPTER XXI. ~Over Monasteries, Religious of that same
46 26,3| appointed. ~Whereas very many monasteries, even abbeys, priories,
47 26,3| permit,--that over those monasteries which are at present held
48 26,3| holiness. But as regards those monasteries which are the heads and
49 26,3| appointments to the said monasteries, the quality of each individual
50 26,3| observed in all convents and monasteries, colleges, and houses of
51 26,3| all bishops that, in the monasteries which are subject to them,
52 26,4| privilege, been granted to other monasteries, hospitals, or to any other
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