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 1  3,1|       condemned; and those to be approved of be approved; that so,
 2  3,1|       those to be approved of be approved; that so, throughout the
 3  5,2|          so many years, has been approved of in the Church, be, in
 4  5,2|         been first examined, and approved of, by the Ordinary; under
 5  5,2|         been first examined, and approved of, they shall be subjected
 6  5,2|         that so what ought to be approved, may be approved, and what
 7  5,2|     ought to be approved, may be approved, and what ought to be condemned,
 8  6,1|        holy Fathers, of the most approved councils, and the judgment
 9  6,2|       Sovereign Pontiffs, and of approved councils, and embracing
10  6,2|          previously examined and approved of by the bishop of the
11  6,2|      they have been examined and approved of as regards their life,
12  6,2|        known to them, and are of approved morals and doctrine,--to
13  7,2|      save for a just cause to be approved of by the bishop, who even
14  8,1|     saith, that the received and approved rites of the Catholic Church,
15  8,1|          previously examined and approved of by the Ordinary; with
16 15,5|      though they shall have been approved of as competent by him who
17 16,2|      traditions of the apostles, approved Councils, the consent of
18 16,2|          that may with reason be approved of and praised by the (interested)
19 19,3| traditions of the apostles,  ./. approved Councils, the consent of
20 19,3|          that may with reason be approved of and praised by the (interested)
21 22,1|   weighty and just reasons,- has approved of this custom of communicating
22 23,1|        each church, and the rite approved of by the holy Roman Church,
23 23,3|    besides those which have been approved of by the Church, and have
24 24,2|         lawful absence are to be approved of in writing by the most
25 24,2|          made known to, and been approved of by, the bishop, they
26 24,2|          a suitable vicar, to be approved of by the Ordinary. And
27 24,2|    unless they have been already approved of and examined. ~CHAPTER
28 24,2|           but who have also been approved to be, by a careful previous
29 24,2|        confessions, unless he be approved of by the Ordinary. ~Although
30 24,2|   supplied by married clerics of approved life; provided they have
31 24,2|         by themselves, and to be approved of by the Ordinary. And
32 25,1|       Church, and from the usage approved of since the times of the
33 25,4|       cause taken cognizance and approved of in the provincial Council. ~
34 25,4|       visitation, shall be first approved of by the bishop; but the
35 25,4|      shall satisfy, and shall be approved of by, the said Synod. And
36 25,4|      amongst those who have been approved of by the examiners, him
37 25,4|         aforesaid, and have been approved of by the examiners, according
38 25,4|       other person, who has been approved of and elected as above:
39 26,2|      except that image have been approved of by the bishop: also,
40 26,2|         has taken cognizance and approved thereof; who, as soon as
41 26,3|     lawful cause, which is to be approved of by the bishop; any indults
42 26,3|      with their pious institute, approved of by the holy Apostolic
43 26,4|      four, or even more, persons approved of and qualified as above,
44 26,7|        people most salutary, and approved of  ./. by the authority
45 26,7|  accordance with the ancient and approved custom in the Church, moderation