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 1 5  |        defended it and given it many canonical effects. This is seen in
 2 7  |        through the ages to see how a canonical religious life is closely
 3 8  |         Church so legislated for the canonical state of perfection as to
 4 9  | ecclesiastical states of life, a new canonical category was created. No
 5 9  |          created. No other class of "canonical persons" was thought necessary,
 6 9  |              The existing "orders of canonical persons" were considered
 7 10 |      restricted the approval of this canonical state of perfection to associations
 8 10 |        received from the Church both canonical existence and approval of
 9 11 |         whatever is contemplated. No canonical state of perfection is recognized
10 12 |           contests, was given to the canonical acceptance of "states of
11 12 |           standing. To Pope Leo XIII canonical provisions "Conditae a Christo"8
12 12 |            instance) which go with a canonical state of perfection. Yet
13 12 |              some way full and equal canonical standing in the manner and
14 22 |            did not have the existing canonical requirements for such status,
15 24 |             not ripe for giving them canonical structure. The matter was
16 II |            no obligation to lead the canonical common life under the same
17 II |             existing common relevant canonical norms, Institutes are governed
18 III|                  Art. III - § 1. For canonical establishment as a Secular
19 III|            over and above the common canonical requirements of Pious Associations
20 III|       Institutes while not requiring canonical common life, or life under
21 V  |             may be founded and given canonical existence (as in Canon100