Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,3   |         judicially are sent to the competent tribunals, without prejudice
 2  I,7   |          with all diligence by the competent dicasteries, and their remarks
 3 II,1   |            consultation with other competent dicasteries, this section
 4 II,2   |           in consultation with the competent dicasteries of the Roman
 5 II,2   |           in consultation with the competent dicasteries of the Roman
 6 III,1  |           prior examination by the competent authority; ~2. it examines
 7 III,2  | consultation with the Congregation competent for the establishment of
 8 III,3  | dispensation.~Art. 68 — It is also competent to examine, in accordance
 9 III,4  |           The Congregation also is competent to examine what is necessary
10 III,8  |             1. The Congregation is competent concerning the life, conduct,
11 III,9  |            everywhere entrusted to competent curators lest testimonies
12 III,10 |           The Congregation is also competent to establish, or, if need
13  V,1   |           Council for the Laity is competent in those matters pertaining
14  V,8   |         the Church, the Council is competent to publish authentic interpretations
15  V,8   |          by the dicastery which is competent to grant them the recognitio,
16 VI,3   |            or civil actions to the competent tribunals.~ ~
17 AppII,5|     constructive dialogue with the competent organisms [and] will not
18 AS,4   |     constructive dialogue with the competent organisms they will not