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 1  6,2|    REFORMATION  CHAPTER I. ~On the Institution of a Lectureship of Sacred
 2 14,1|          II. ~On the reason of the Institution of this most holy Sacrament. ~
 3 15,1|          the necessity, and on the institution of the Sacrament of Penance. ~
 4 15,1|          who, in opposition to the institution of this sacrament, falsely
 5 15,1|     inasmuch as they are, by God's institution, required in the penitent
 6 15,1|           On Confession. ~From the institution of the sacrament of Penance
 7 15,1|         imagining, contrary to the institution of this sacrament, that
 8 15,2|          therefore, as regards its institution, It declares and teaches,
 9 15,2|                 CHAPTER I. ~On the Institution of the Sacrament of Extreme
10 15,3|       wrests them, contrary to the institution of this sacra ment, to the
11 15,3|         observe, is alien from the institution and command of Christ, and
12 15,3|          keys, and contrary to the institution of Christ, when they impose
13 15,5|       foundation or endowment, the institution thereof shall be reserved
14 15,5|     otherwise the Presentation and Institution shall be null. ~Furthermore,
15 15,5|          the providing for, or the institution to, the said benefice would,
16 15,5|     otherwise the presentation and institution, which may have followed,
17 22,1|        wine; not therefore do that institution and delivery tend thereunto,
18 22,1|            Church be bound, by the institution of the Lord, to receive
19 22,1|         received, according to the institution of Christ himself, under
20 23,1|                 CHAPTER I. ~On the institution of the most holy Sacrifice
21 23,2|         that it is contrary to the institution of Christ; let him be anathema. ~
22 23,4|          confraternity, charitable institution called mont-de-piete, and
23 23,4|         should happen that, in the institution and regulations of any church
24 24,1|          TIME. ~CHAPTER I. ~On the institution of the Priesthood of the
25 24,1|      Church has received, from the institution of Christ, the holy visible
26 24,2|       advance so pious and holy an institution. And forasmuch as some certain
27 24,2|             by reason of which the institution, or maintenance of the said
28 25,4|        competent to do this by the institution, or foundation; but the
29 25,4|            election, presentation, institution, confirmation, collation,
30 25,4|  ecclesiastical patronage, and the institution thereunto belongs to the
31 25,4|        bishop, that he may receive institution from him: but when the institution
32 25,4| institution from him: but when the institution is to proceed from any other
33 25,4|       present to him unto whom the institution belongs. ~But if it be under
34 26,4|            is alien from this holy institution, and which does not manifest
35 26,4|        case, in the foundation, or institution thereof; in which event,
36 26,4|           received contrary to the institution of the said hospitals; which
37 26,4|  intentions of the faithful in the institution thereof, so also neither
38 26,4|        they be not fit. But if the institution belong to inferior (ecclesiastics),
39 26,4|          holy Synod; otherwise the institution made by those inferiors
40 26,4|           which, by their original institution, or in any other way whatever,
41 26,4|           wherein, contrary to the institution or foundation thereof, the