Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4 | Congregations lost their judicial competence and became purely administrative
 2 Intro,5 | specifications for the structure, competence, and procedures of the already
 3 Intro,7 |           draws its existence and competence from the pastor of the universal
 4 Intro,8 |        the Curia according to the competence and scope of each one. Since,
 5 Intro,13|       this reason, their areas of competence have been distributed more
 6  I,3    |         their own proper field of competence, the dicasteries deal with
 7  I,3    |        and those which exceed the competence of individual bishops and
 8  I,3    |      Apostolic See.~Art. 14 — The competence of dicasteries is defined
 9  I,3    |        the limits of their proper competence.~The dicasteries cannot
10  I,3    |           whichever dicastery has competence in that subject matter,
11  I,3    |            Art. 20 — Conflicts of competence arising between dicasteries
12  I,3    |           1. Matters touching the competence of more than one dicastery
13 II,1    |        arise outside the ordinary competence of the dicasteries of the
14 II,1    |         It is likewise within the competence of this Section:~1. to prepare
15 II,2    |        with States has within its competence:~1. to foster relations,
16 II,2    |           within the scope of its competence, to deal with what pertains
17 II,2    |         art. 78, this Section has competence to transact business with
18 III,1   |         Catholic world; so it has competence in things that touch this
19 III,2   |         rites.~Art. 58 — § 1. The competence of this Congregation extends
20 III,2   |          the proper and exclusive competence of the Congregations for
21 III,2   |       with the dicastery that has competence in the same matter for the
22 III,3   |          without prejudice to the competence of the Congregation for
23 III,3   |             This Congregation has competence concerning the cult of sacred
24 III,4   |        diocesan bishops, who have competence to instruct the cause.~§ 
25 III,4   |        Art. 74 — Moreover, it has competence to decide everything concerning
26 III,5   |          without prejudice to the competence of the Congregation for
27 III,5   |             This Congregation has competence over everything involving
28 III,6   |       involved by reason of their competence.~§ 2. It is also to foster
29 III,7   |          without prejudice to the competence of the Congregation for
30 III,7   |          without prejudice to the competence of the Congregation of Seminaries
31 III,7   |   education.~Art. 89 — Within its competence are mission territories,
32 III,7   |           within the scope of its competence.~Art. 90 — § 1. With regard
33 III,7   |           the Congregation enjoys competence in matters touching those
34 III,8   |       matters that are within the competence of the Holy See:~1. both 
35 III,10  |         subjects comes within the competence of the Congregation of Seminaries
36 III,10  |        110 — The Congregation has competence also regarding eremetical
37 III,10  |  consecrated life.~Art. 111 — Its competence also embraces the third
38 III,11  |       matters that are within the competence of the Holy See.~§ 4. It
39 IV,1    |       Penitentiary~Art. 117 — The competence of the Apostolic Penitentiary
40 IV,2    |       functions; ~4. conflicts of competence between tribunals which
41 IV,2    |           as well as conflicts of competence between these dicasteries.~
42 IV,2    |        justice; ~3. to extend the competence of lower tribunals; ~4. 
43  V,1    |         the parameters of its own competence, the Council performs all
44  V,1    |          without prejudice to the competence of the Secretariat of State.
45 IX      |      regulations, come within the competence of the Secretariat of State
46 AppI,6  |       directly according to their competence, questions that have been