Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,1 |          he will be subject to the Canons of the Church, in union
 2    II, 0,11|          the Fathers; it means the Canons,~the Service Books, the
 3    II, 0,12|        Ecumenical Councils drew up Canons, dealing with~Church organization
 4    II, 0,12| organization and discipline; other Canons were made by Local Councils
 5    II, 0,12|            compiled collections of~Canons, with explanations and commentaries.
 6    II, 0,12|            present day many of~the Canons are difficult or impossible
 7    II, 0,12|         unalterable validity which~Canons as such cannot claim; for
 8    II, 0,12|          deal with eternal truths, Canons with the~earthly life of
 9    II, 0,12|           various. Yet between the Canons and the dogmas of the Church
10    II, 0,12|            in a relative sense the Canons form a part of Holy Tradition.~
11    II, 0,12|        Councils, Fathers, Liturgy, Canons, Icons. These things are~
12    II, 2,1 |            as anyone who reads the Canons can quickly discover.~Yet
13    II, 4,6 |            a fourth. In theory the Canons only permit divorce in cases
14    II, 5,1 |            matchless poetry of the canons; who~has known the desolation
15    II, 5,1 |         date of Easter depended on Canons~of ecumenical authority,