Council,  Canon

 1   1”,1 |     Canon XXI) allows them to be admitted to the clergy. Read also
 2   1”,5 |         one province must not be admitted to communion by other bishops.
 3   1”,9 |        those who are about to be admitted to holy orders must be clear
 4   1”,9 |       orders unworthily, are not admitted to the privilege of performing
 5   1”,10|       aware thereof, will not be admitted under the ecclesiastical
 6   1”,10|     nevertheless qualified to be admitted to holy orders after they
 7   1”,16|         church, they must not be admitted at all in another church,
 8   1”,16|       ordained, they must not be admitted to another (without letters
 9   2”,6 |          informers are not to be admitted without examination, nor
10   2”,6 |       all accusers of Bishops be admitted nor again that all be excluded
11   3”,8 |       have had the fortune to be admitted to holy orders ought indeed
12   4”,4 |        addition that no slave be admitted into a monastery to be shorn
13   4”,20|           i.e., the Clergyman so admitted and the Bishop admitting
14   4”,29|      Holy Spirit, and it must be admitted at all events that that
15   7”,6 |        with a woman before being admitted to the Clergy as a Subdeacon,
16   7”,39|        or seventeen years may be admitted to the battalion of virgins,
17   7”,39|   prescribes that a widow may be admitted to the Church if she is
18   7”,71|      infidels) and to be not yet admitted to the fold of the Orthodox
19   7”,76|         That those who have been admitted to the priesthood, or clerics,
20   7”,76|        holy orders, or clergymen admitted to the Holy Bema, or monks
21   8”,3 |    bishops for those about to be admitted to holy orders, this is
22   8”,8 |       these persons shall not be admitted to communion, nor to prayer,
23   8”,10|        other hand, who have been admitted with their permission must
24   8”,21|         with that bishop who has admitted him from a monastery belonging
25   8”,23|        those who are about to be admitted to holy orders should be
26   8”,23|         him, and indeed was even admitted to be enrolled in the clergy
27   8”,23| objection, but, on the contrary, admitted that what he said was true,
28   8”,23|        point which was gallantly admitted and pointed out by divine
29   8”,23|         the First, so must it be admitted that neither did the Church
30   8”,23|       say, soldiers, must not be admitted into monasteries and shorn.~ ~  [
31   8”,23|         Nevertheless, it must be admitted that both these titles are
32   8”,23|      long after the Sixth Ec. C. admitted and accepted the condemnation
33   8”,23|         and, if so, they must be admitted in the presence of many
34   8”,23|       life, then let them not be admitted; nor in such a case let
35   8”,23|  requiring such consenters to be admitted, and that forbidding those
36   8”,23|          Days. Even though it be admitted as a fact that Pope Gregory
37   8”,23|      Saint (but this view is not admitted by the majority of persons),
38   8”,23|          Fathers of this Council admitted the doves hung over baptismal
39   8”,23|        to become a cleric and be admitted to holy orders, or craves