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 1  1  |         authority) which we also exercise on earth; with the advice
 2  6,1|       whereas it is left for our exercise, cannot injure those who
 3  7,2|            Bishops shall neither exercise any pontifical function,
 4  7,2|         any privilege soever, to exercise pontifical functions in
 5  7,2|         facto suspended from the exercise of episcopal functions,
 6  7,2|    similarly suspended) from the exercise of their orders. ~INDICTION
 7  8,1|       can reside on the spot and exercise personally the said cure;
 8  8,1|         jure, suspended from the exercise thereof, during the pleasure
 9 15,1|           who are in mortal sin, exercise, through the virtue of the
10 15,5| suspended during a year from the exercise of pontifical functions;
11 15,5|     manner be suspended from the exercise of the orders so received,
12 15,5|        seem to him fit, from the exercise of the orders received,
13 17,2|        which (authority) we also exercise on earth,-indict a sacred
14 22,2|          ministry, to beg, or to exercise any sordid trade, to the
15 22,2|        be allowed in any wise to exercise any such office; notwithstanding
16 23,4|     bishops shall compel them to exercise in person the aforesaid
17 23,4|     altogether or for a time, to exercise that office, in ecclesiastical
18 23,4|      shall be suspended from the exercise of his orders, at the discretion
19 24,1|    become laymen, if they do not exercise the ministry of the word
20 24,1|        magistrate, ascend to the exercise of these ministrations,
21 24,2|     their state of life; and may exercise themselves in each office,
22 24,2|       things which belong to the exercise of their orders, shall be
23 24,2|          be interdicted from the exercise of his sacred (orders).
24 24,2|        XVII. ~In what manner the exercise of the minor orders is to
25 24,2|    support it; and, to those who exercise those functions, they shall
26 24,2|     unmarried clerics at hand to exercise the functions of the four
27 25,4|  hitherto accustomed lawfully to exercise (the power of) visitation
28 25,4|      shall be suspended from the exercise of his office, at the discretion
29 26,3|        souls of laymen, they who exercise that cure shall be subject
30 26,3|        Regulars or Seculars, who exercise that cure, shall be immediately
31 26,3|     other Superiors or Regulars, exercise episcopal and temporary
32 26,3|       right of those bishops who exercise a greater jurisdiction over
33 26,3|        are conventual, who shall exercise spiritual authority, and
34 26,4|          revenues will allow, to exercise with alacrity and kindliness
35 26,4|           and that they actually exercise that hospitality, which
36 26,4|           nor for the lessees to exercise the above in person or by