Council,  Canon

 1   1”,9 |   ordained in spite of his being unworthy, he is to be deposed in
 2   1”,19|    examined they are found to be unworthy of holy orders, they must
 3   8”,23|       though they themselves are unworthy, in order that the people
 4   8”,23|       grace operates through the unworthy not on their account, but
 5   8”,23|          to operate also through unworthy persons, and the grace of
 6   8”,23|          is also operative in an unworthy person, not for our sake,
 7   8”,23|        even though we really are unworthy.” Symeon of Thessalonica (
 8   8”,23|        after the ordination, are unworthy of holy orders. And if they
 9   8”,23|        they see persons that are unworthy and have produced no fruit
10   8”,23|        deeds he has made himself unworthy. Even the present Canon,
11   8”,23|          resign; but if they are unworthy, let them not evade the
12   8”,23|    offers the pretext that he is unworthy, he must not be listened
13   8”,23|        unless he be proved to be unworthy of the prelacy. For it is
14   8”,23|      another thing for one to be unworthy, in a privative sense. For
15   8”,23|  privative sense. For any man is unworthy of the prelacy who has committed
16   8”,23| resigning the episcopate, not as unworthy, but as not worthy. For
17   8”,23|         as not worthy. For every unworthy person may be described
18   8”,23|    whoever is not worthy is also unworthy. For anyone that asserts
19   8”,23|       that asserts himself to be unworthy becomes self-condemned,
20   8”,23|  permission, even though they be unworthy, to commune in the divine
21   8”,23|        must sinners be accounted unworthy to be buried inside a church!
22   8”,23|       unseasonably, while loving unworthy persons (according to Dositheus