Book,  Part, Title, Chapter, Can.

 1 Intr                      |          Holy See to reprint this code or to translate it into
 2 Intr                      |           this translation of the Code~of Canon Law on this CD.~
 3 Intr                      |       promulgation of~the revised Code of Canon Law. In so doing,
 4 Intr                      |          a decision to reform the Code was taken together with
 5 Intr                      |  connected with the reform of the Code; but the second, the~council,
 6 Intr                      |  necessary to reform the existing Code,~the answer can perhaps
 7 Intr                      |           perhaps be found in the Code itself which was promulgated
 8 Intr                      |            that the reform of the Code of Canon Law appeared to
 9 Intr                      |          when the revision of the Code was Wrst announced the council
10 Intr                      |         Church.~Therefore the new Code which is promulgated today
11 Intr                      |     initiated the revision of the Code, I must~recognize that this
12 Intr                      |          must~recognize that this Code derives from one and the
13 Intr                      |           the~promulgation of the Code and also the manner in which
14 Intr                      |         of developing the present Code; it corresponds perfectly
15 Intr                      |           of its very origin, the Code manifests the spirit of~
16 Intr                      |        the preparation of the new Code so that by means of~such
17 Intr                      |    Therefore, in promulgating the Code today, I am fully aware
18 Intr                      |           am also aware that this Code in its objective content
19 Intr                      | concerning the very nature of the Code of Canon Law.~To reply adequately
20 Intr                      |         suYciently clear that the Code is in no way intended~as
21 Intr                      |     revelation and tradition, the Code is to be regarded as~an
22 Intr                      |         to the Church itself, the Code must~also lay down certain
23 Intr                      |          The instrument which the Code is fully corresponds to
24 Intr                      |          a~certain sense this new Code could be understood as a
25 Intr                      |          Church, nevertheless the Code must always be referred
26 Intr                      |         pattern whose outline the Code ought to express insofar~
27 Intr                      |      should govern the~entire new Code within the limits of its
28 Intr                      |         complementarity which the Code presents in relation to
29 Intr                      |   likewise the newness of the new Code.~Among the elements which
30 Intr                      |         then it is clear that the Code should also reflect the
31 Intr                      |     manner of expression.~The new Code of Canon Law appears at
32 Intr                      |          As a matter of fact, the Code of Canon Law is extremely
33 Intr                      |        lengthy preparation of the~Code the wording of the norms
34 Intr                      |   obedience obtain favor for~this Code, and that what has been
35 Intr                      |          I promulgate the present~Code as it has been set in order
36 Intr                      |          The character of the~new Code was clearly enuntiated in
37 Intr                      |        beginning of canon 6: “The Code generally~retains the existing
38 Intr                      |           of this Pio-Benedictine Code, which made a~signiWcant
39 Intr                      |        the desired renewal of the Code.~Shortly after the Ecumenical
40 Intr                      |           for the Revision~of the Code of Canon Law was established
41 Intr                      |       inaugurated the work of the Code Commission. The allocution~
42 Intr                      |           of the Pio-~Benedictine Code; but rather it was also
43 Intr                      |     process~of revising the whole Code. The central committee of
44 Intr                      |      juridic character of the new Code, which the~social nature
45 Intr                      |           retained. Therefore the Code is~to furnish norms so that
46 Intr                      |          in view of this end, the Code must deWne and protect~the
47 Intr                      |           same principle, the new Code entrusts either~to particular
48 Intr                      |          units. Therefore the new Code is to aYrm the following~
49 Intr                      |     systematic arrangement of the Code~required by the revision
50 Intr                      |           new organization of the Code~will have to be pursued
51 Intr                      |           process of revising the Code,~it is quite clear that
52 Intr                      |      drafting~the new text of the Code.~Meanwhile a January 15,
53 Intr                      |           the~drafting of the new Code of Canon Law: bishops, priests,
54 Intr                      |           organization of the new Code to be~proposed to the synod
55 Intr                      |    systematic organization of the Code. At a~meeting of this committee
56 Intr                      |          not~incorporating in the Code properly liturgical laws,
57 Intr                      |      books~of the Pio-Benedictine Code could not be maintained
58 Intr                      |    systematic~organization of the Code,” “general norms,” “the
59 Intr                      |         process, with the present Code as the point of departure.~
60 Intr                      |           Undoubtedly the revised Code could not have been appropriately
61 Intr                      |         one completely harmonious Code.~The new systematic organization
62 Intr                      |        usefulness so that the new Code can be easily~understood
63 Intr                      |       Christian faithful.~The new Code therefore consists of seven
64 Intr                      |          books of the old and new Code appear to indicate suYciently
65 Intr                      | systematic innovations of the new Code~are much more evident in
66 Intr                      |       printed schema of the whole Code was presented to the Supreme
67 Intr                      |        the entire text of the new Code and to cast a deWnitive
68 Intr                      |      session of the schema of the Code and the~emendations already
69 Intr                      |       PontiV, who would issue the Code at a time and~in a way which
70 Intr                      |            The entire text of the Code thereby reworked and approved
71 Intr                      |         had~to be inserted in the Code in light of the material
72 Intr                      |           for the Revision of the Code of Canon Law. After mature~
73 Intr                      |       PontiV decreed that the new Code was to be promulgated~on
74 Intr                      |         of the undertaking of the Code’s revision.~Since after
75    1,   0,    0,   0,    1|          Can.1 The canons of this Code regard only the Latin Church.~
76    1,   0,    0,   0,    2|           2 For the most part the Code does not define the rites
77    1,   0,    0,   0,    2|     contrary to the canons of the Code.~
78    1,   0,    0,   0,    3|           Can.3 The canons of the Code neither abrogate nor derogate
79    1,   0,    0,   0,    3|       contrary prescripts of this Code.~
80    1,   0,    0,   0,    4|         unless the canons of~this Code expressly revoke them.~
81    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|  reprobated by the canons of this Code are absolutely suppressed
82    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|  considered suppressed~unless the Code expressly provides otherwise
83    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|    preserved.~Can.6 §1. When this Code takes force, the following
84    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|   following are abrogated:~1/ the Code of Canon Law promulgated
85    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|         to the prescripts of this Code unless other~provision is
86    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|        they~are contained in this Code;~4/ other universal disciplinary
87    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|       regarding matter which this Code completely reorders.~§2.
88    1,   0,    0,   0,    5|           law, the canons of this Code must be assessed also in
89    1,   0,   10,   0,  196| established in the canons of this Code; prescription~is a means
90    2,   2,    0,   4,  362|                   Can.361 In this Code, the term Apostolic See
91    2,   2,    2,   1,  435|     bishops~in the canons of this Code unless the Holy See has
92    2,   3,    1,   0,  588|        institute, the fundamental code~or constitutions of every
93    2,   3,    1,   0,  588|           the sacred bonds.~§2. A code of this type is approved
94    2,   3,    1,   0,  588|          its~consent.~§3. In this code spiritual and juridic elements
95    7,   1,    0,   0, 1399|            The prescripts of this Code, however, apply to these