Document,  Part

 1  6,2|        diocese, if the abbots and Regular prelates be negligent in
 2  7,2|        personal privilege, or any Regular, living out of his monastery,
 3 15,5|        these unions. ~CHAPTER X. ~Regular Benefices shall be conferred
 4 15,5|         even though he be a canon Regular, shall be wholly incapable
 5 22,2| Commendatory monasteries, wherein regular observance is not in vigour,
 6 22,2|       called provostries, wherein regular observance is not in vigour,
 7 22,2|        the cure of souls, as well Regular as Secular-in whatever way
 8 22,2|          to the contrary. And, if Regular observance be therein maintained,
 9 23,4|           others. And, if he be a Regular, he shall have a similar
10 23,4|         or collegiate, Secular or Regular, church, is not constituted
11 23,4|      benefice, whether Secular or Regular, monts-de-piete, or to any
12 24,2|           on any one who is not a Regular subject to them; nor shall
13 24,2|          one, even though he be a Regular, is able to hear the confessions
14 24,2|     whatsoever order, even though Regular, or of whatsoever quality,
15 25,3|         any other priest, whether Regular or Secular, shall presume
16 25,4|           one, whether Secular or Regular, shall presume to preach,
17 25,4|           nor monasteries wherein regular observance is in force,
18 25,4|    whatsoever, whether Secular or Regular, even to those held in commendam,
19 26,3|          end that the ancient and regular discipline may be the more
20 26,3|      belong to the substance of a regular life cannot be by them relaxed.
21 26,3|         and the foundation of all regular discipline be not strictly
22 26,3|   prohibited to Regulars. ~For no Regular, therefore, whether man,
23 26,3|          any real property to any Regular, not even by way of having
24 26,3|         obtained. ~CHAPTER IV. ~A Regular shall not, without the permission
25 26,3|           Synod forbids, that any Regular, under the pretext of preaching,
26 26,3|           VI. ~Manner of choosing Regular Superiors.~In order that
27 26,3|           which have not ordinary Regular visitors, is to be proceeded
28 26,3|       have not their own ordinary Regular visitors, but have been
29 26,3|   ecclesiastics, both Secular and Regular, as well at public processions,
30 26,3|    whatsoever, as well Secular as Regular clerics, and even monks,
31 26,3|           is to be inflicted on a Regular who sins publicly. ~A Regular
32 26,3|     Regular who sins publicly. ~A Regular who, not being subject to
33 26,3|          of age, wish to take the Regular Habit, she shall be questioned
34 26,3|      invalidity of profession.~No Regular soever, who shall pretend
35 26,3|           of his order.  Also, no Regular shall, by virtue of any
36 26,3|      permission be granted to any Regular to wear in secret the habit
37 26,3|           provision be made for a Regular successor thereunto,--either
38 26,3|           mendicants, or of other Regular monks, or canons of whatsoever
39 26,4|     benefices, whether Secular or Regular, each according to the nature
40 26,4|     benefices, whether Secular or Regular, to accustom themselves,
41 26,4|         subject to Regulars where regular observance is in force,--
42 26,4|     benefices, as well Secular as Regular, or parochial, or in regard