Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3  |          violators and incur the penalties prescribed by the Canons.
 2   4”,3  |         liable to ecclesiastical penalties (or penances).~(Ap. cc.
 3   4”,3  |     liable to the ecclesiastical penalties. But what are these? They
 4   4”,8  |        let them be liable to the penalties prescribed by the Canons,
 5   4”,8  |          are to be liable to the penalties prescribed by the Canons,
 6   4”,9  |    hereto be liable to Canonical penalties. If, on the other hand,
 7   4”,9  |         the bishops to canonical penalties. But when a clergyman has
 8   4”,9  |    proper Canonical penances (or penalties).” Read also Ap. c. LXXIV
 9   4”,14 |         let him be liable to the penalties prescribed by the Canons,
10   4”,24 |     their acts and liable to the penalties provided by the Canons.
11   4”,24 |       Canons. But what are these penalties? They are the ones mentioned
12   4”,26 |        he shall be liable to the penalties provided by the divine Canons.
13   7”,2  | suppresses it is to suffer these penalties, in order to compensate
14   7”,101|          him to despair by heavy penalties, nor again to let him take
15   7”,101|           like a horse, by light penalties, and hence encourage him
16   8”,5  |         priest is to receive the penalties provided by Ap. c. XXIX
17   8”,6  |        he is to be liable to the penalties. When a Council has been
18   8”,6  |        he shall become liable to penalties. But since the object of
19   8”,23 |      pastor ought not to inflict penalties or penances proportionately
20   8”,23 |         silver (Acts 19:18). The penalties provided in this Canon ought
21   8”,23 |         with excommunications as penalties by the bishops and spirituals,
22   8”,23 |       ought to apply very severe penalties to prevent Christians from
23   8”,23 |         the various penances, or penalties, with which the Canons customarily