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• INTRODUCTION

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• BOOK I. GENERAL NORMS

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  • Title I. Ecclesiastical Laws (Cann. 7 - 22)
  • Title II. Custom(Cann. 23 - 28)
  • Title III. General Decrees and Instructions(Cann. 29 - 34)
  • Title IV. Singular Administrative Acts (Cann. 35 - 93)
    • CHAPTER I. Common Norms
    • CHAPTER II. Singular Decrees and Precepts
    • CHAPTER III. Rescripts
    • CHAPTER IV. Privileges
    • CHAPTER V. Dispensations
      
      
  • Title V. Statutes and Rules of Order (Cann. 94 - 95)
  • Title VI. Physical and Juridic Persons (Cann. 96 - 123)
    • CHAPTER I. The Canonical Condition of Physical Persons
    • CHAPTER II. Juridic Persons
      
      
  • Title VII. Juridic Acts (Cann. 124 - 128)
  • Title VIII. The Power of Governance (Cann. 129 - 144)
  • Title IX. Ecclesiastical Offices (Cann. 145 - 196)
    • CHAPTER I. Provision of Ecclesiastical Office
      • Art.. 1. Free Conferral
      • Art.. 2. Presentation
      • Art.. 3. Election
      • Art.. 4. Postulation
        
        
    • CHAPTER II. Loss of Ecclesiastical Office
      • Art.. 1. Resignation
      • Art.. 2. Transfer
      • Art.. 3. Removal
      • Art.. 4. Privation
        
        
  • Title X. Prescription (Cann. 197 - 199)
  • Title XI. Computation of Time (Cann. 200 - 203)
    
    
• BOOK II. THE PEOPLE OF GOD

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  • Part I. THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL (Cann. 204 - 207)
    • Title I. The Obligations and Rights of All the Christian Faithful (Cann. 208 - 223)
    • Title II. The Obligations and Rights of the Lay Christian Faithful (Cann. 224 - 231)
    • Title III. Sacred Ministers or Clerics (Cann. 232 - 293)
      • CHAPTER I. The Formation of Clerics
      • CHAPTER II. The Enrollment, or Incardination, of Clerics
      • CHAPTER III. The Obligations and Rights of Clerics
      • CHAPTER IV. Loss of the Clerical State
        
        
    • Title IV. Personal Prelatures (Cann. 294 - 297)
    • Title V. Associations of the Christian Faithful (Cann. 298 - 329)
      • CHAPTER I. Common Norms
      • CHAPTER II. Public Associations of the Christian Faithful
      • CHAPTER III. Private Associations of the Christian Faithful
      • CHAPTER IV. Special Norms for Associations of the Laity
        
        
  • Part II. THE HIERARCHICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH
    • Section I. The Supreme Authority of the Church (Cann. 330 - 367)
      • CHAPTER I. The Roman Pontiff and the College of Bishops
        • Art. 1. The Roman Pontiff
        • Art. 2. The College of Bishops
          
          
      • CHAPTER II. The Synod of Bishops
      • CHAPTER III. The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church
      • CHAPTER IV. The Roman Curia
      • CHAPTER V. Legates of the Roman Pontiff
        
        
    • Section II. Particular Churches and Their Groupings
      • Title I. Particular Churches and the Authority Established in Them (Cann. 368 - 430)
        • CHAPTER I. Particular Churches
        • CHAPTER II. Bishops
          • Art. 1. Bishops In General
          • Art. 2. Diocesan Bishops
          • Art. 3. Coadjutor and Auxiliary Bishops
            
            
        • CHAPTER III. The Impeded See and the Vacant See
          • Art. 1. The Impeded See
          • Art. 2. The Vacant See
            
            
      • Title II. Groupings of Particular Churches (Cann. 431 - 459)
        • CHAPTER I. Ecclesiastical Provinces and Ecclesiastical Regions
        • CHAPTER II. Metropolitans
        • CHAPTER III. Particular Councils
        • CHAPTER IV. Conferences of Bishops
          
          
      • Title III. The Internal Ordering of Particular Churches (Cann. 460 - 572)
        • CHAPTER I. The Diocesan Synod
        • CHAPTER II. The Diocesan Curia
          • Art. 1. Vicars General and Episcopal Vicars
          • Art. 2. The Chancellor, Other Notaries, and the Archives
          • Art. 3. The Finance Council and the Finance Officer
            
            
        • CHAPTER III. The Presbyteral Council and the College of Consultors
        • CHAPTER IV. Chapters of Canons
        • CHAPTER V. The Pastoral Council
        • CHAPTERVI. Parishes, Pastors, and Parochial Vicars
        • CHAPTER VII. Vicars Forane
        • CHAPTERVIII. Rectors of Churches and Chaplains
          • Art. 1. Rectors of Churches
          • Art. 2. Chaplains
            
            
  • Part III. INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE AND SOCIETIES OF APOSTOLIC LIFE
    • SECTION I: INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE
      • TITLE I: NORMS COMMON TO ALL INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE (Cann. 573 - 606)
      • Title II. Religious Institutes (Cann. 607 - 709)
        • CHAPTER I. Religious Houses and Their Erection and Suppression
        • CHAPTER II. The Governance of Institutes
          • Art. 1. Superiors and Councils
          • Art. 2. Chapters
          • Art. 3. Temporal Goods and Their Administration
            
            
        • CHAPTER III. The Admission of Candidates and the Formation of Members
          • Art. 1. Admission to the Novitiate
          • Art. 2. The Novitiate and Formation of Novices
          • Art. 3. Religious Profession
          • Art. 4. The Formation of Religious
            
            
        • CHAPTER IV. The Obligations and Rights of Institutes and Their Members
        • CHAPTER V. The Apostolate of Institutes
        • CHAPTER VI. Separation of Members from the Institute
          • Art. 1. Transfer to Another Institute
          • Art. 2. Departure from An Institute
          • Art. 3. Dismissal of Members
            
            
        • CHAPTER VII. Religious Raised to the Episcopate
        • CHAPTER VIII. Conferences of Major Superiors
          
          
      • Title III. Secular Institutes (Cann. 710 - 730)
        
        
    • Section II. Societies of Apostolic Life (Cann. 731 - 755)
      
      
• BOOK III. THE TEACHING

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  • Title I. The Ministry of the Divine Word (Cann. 756 - 780)
    • CHAPTER I. The Preaching of the Word of God
    • CHAPTER II. Catechetical Instruction
      
      
  • Title II. The Missionary Action of the Church (Cann. 781 - 792)
  • Title III. Catholic Education (Cann. 793 - 821)
    • CHAPTER I. Schools
    • CHAPTER II. Catholic Universities and Other Institutes of Higher Studies
    • CHAPTER III. Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties
      
      
  • Title IV. Instruments of Social Communication and Books in Particular (Cann. 822 - 832)
  • Title V. The Profession of Faith (Can. 833)
    
    
• BOOK IVFUNCTION OF THE CHURCH (Cann. 834 – 848)

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  • Part I. The Sacraments
    • Title I. Baptism (Cann. 849 - 878)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration of Baptism
      • CHAPTER II. The Minister of Baptism
      • CHAPTER III. Those to be Baptized
      • CHAPTER IV. Sponsors
      • CHAPTER V. The Proof and Registration of the Conferral of Baptism
        
        
    • Title II. The Sacrament of Confirmation (Cann. 879 - 896)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration of Confirmation
      • CHAPTER II. The Minister of Confirmation
      • CHAPTER III. Those to be Confirmed
      • CHAPTER IV. Sponsors
      • CHAPTER V. The Proof and Registration of the Conferral of Confirmation
        
        
    • Title III. The Most Holy Eucharist (Cann. 897 - 958)
      • CHAPTER I. The Eucharistic Celebration
        • Art. 1. The Minister of the Most Holy Eucharist
        • Art. 2. Participation in the Most Holy Eucharist
        • Art. 3. The Rites and Ceremonies of the Eucharistic Celebration
        • Art. 4. The Time and Place of the Celebration of the Eucharist
          
          
      • CHAPTER II. The Reservation and Veneration of the Most Holy Eucharist
      • CHAPTER III. The Offering Given for the Celebration of Mass
        
        
    • Title IV. The Sacrament of Penance (Cann. 959 - 997)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration of the Sacrament
      • CHAPTER II. The Minister of the Sacrament of Penance
      • CHAPTER III. The Penitent
      • CHAPTER IV. Indulgences
        
        
    • Title V. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick (Cann. 998 - 1007)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration of the Sacrament
      • CHAPTER II. The Minister of the Anointing of the Sick
      • CHAPTER III. Those on Whom the Anointing of the Sick is to be Conferred
        
        
    • Title VI. Orders (Cann. 1008 - 1054)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration and Minister of Ordination
      • CHAPTER II. Those to be Ordained
        • Art. 1. Requirements in Those to be Ordained
        • Art. 2. The Prerequisites for Ordination
        • Art. 3. Irregularities and Other Impediments
        • Art. 4. The Required Documents and Investigation
          
          
      • CHAPTER III. The Notation and Testimonial of Ordination Conferred
        
        
    • Title VII. Marriage (Cann. 1055 - 1165)
      • CHAPTER I. Pastoral Care and Those Things Which Must Precede the Celebration of Marriage
      • CHAPTER II. Diriment Impediments in General
      • CHAPTER III. Specific Diriment Impediments
      • CHAPTER IV. Matrimonial Consent
      • CHAPTER V. The Form of the Celebration of Marriage
      • CHAPTER VI. Mixed Marriages
      • CHAPTER VII. Marriage Celebrated Secretly
      • CHAPTERVIII. The Effects of Marriage
      • CHAPTER IX. The Separation of Spouses
        • Art. 1. Dissolution of the Bond
        • Art. 2. Separation with the Bond Remaining
          
          
      • CHAPTER X. The Convalidation of Marriage
        • Art. 1. Simple Convalidation
        • Art. 2. Radical Sanation
          
          
  • PART II : THE OTHER ACTS OF DIVINE WORSHIP
    • TITLE I: SACRAMENTALS (Cann. 1166 - 1172)
    • Title II. The Liturgy of the Hours(Cann. 1173 - 1175)
    • Title III. Ecclesiastical Funerals(Cann. 1176 - 1185)
      • CHAPTER I. The Celebration of Funerals
      • CHAPTER II. Those To Whom Ecclesiastical Funerals Must Be Granted or Denied
        
        
    • Title IV. The Veneration of the Saints, Sacred Images, and Relics(Cann. 1186 - 1190)
    • Title V. A Vow and An Oath(Cann. 1191 - 1204)
      • CHAPTER I. A Vow
      • CHAPTER II. An Oath
        
        
  • PART III : SACRED PLACES AND TIMES
    • TITLE I: SACRED PLACES (Cann. 1205 - 1243)
      • CHAPTER I. Churches
      • CHAPTER II. Oratories and Private Chapels
      • CHAPTER III. Shrines
      • CHAPTER IV. Altars
      • CHAPTER V. Cemeteries
        
        
    • Title II. Sacred Times(Cann. 1244 - 1258)
      • CHAPTER I. Feast Days
      • CHAPTER II. Days of Penance
        
        
• BOOK V. THE TEMPORAL GOODS OF THE CHURCH

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  • Title I. The Acquisition of Goods(Cann. 1259 - 1272)
  • Title II. The Administration of Goods(Cann. 1273 - 1289)
  • Title III. Contracts and Especially Alienation(Cann. 1290 - 1298)
  • Title IV. Pious Wills in General and Pious Foundations(Cann. 1299 - 1310)
    
    
• BOOK VI. SANCTIONS IN THE CHURCH

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  • PART I .DELICTS AND PENALTIES IN GENERAL
    • TITLE I: The Punishment of Delicts in General (Cann. 1311 - 1312)
    • Title II. Penal Law and Penal Precept(Cann. 1313 - 1320)
    • Title III. The Subject Liable to Penal Sanctions(Cann. 1321 - 1330)
    • Title IV. Penalties and Other Punishments(Cann. 1331 - 1340)
      • CHAPTER I. Censures
      • CHAPTER II. Expiatory Penalties
      • CHAPTER III. Penal Remedies and Penances
        
        
    • Title V. The Application of Penalties(Cann. 1341 - 1353)
    • Title VI. The Cessation of Penalties(Cann. 1354 - 1363)
      
      
  • Part II. PENALTIES FOR INDIVIDUAL DELICTS
    • Title I. Delicts Against Religion and the Unity of the Church(Cann. 1364 - 1369)
    • Title III. Usurpation of Ecclesiastical Functions and Delicts in Their Exercise(Cann. 1378 - 1389)
    • Title IV. The Crime of Falsehood(Cann. 1390 - 1391)
    • Title V. Delicts Against Special Obligations(Cann. 1392 - 1396)
    • Title VI. Delicts Against Human Life and Freedom(Cann. 1397 - 1398)
    • Title VII. General Norm(Can. 1399)
      
      
• BOOK VII

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  • Part I. TRIALS IN GENERAL(Cann. 1400 - 1403)
    • Title I. The Competent Forum(Cann. 1404 - 1416)
    • Title II. Different Grades and Kinds of Tribunals(Cann. 1417 - 1445)
      • CHAPTER I. The Tribunal of First Instance
        • Art. 1. The Judge
        • Art. 2. Auditors and Relators
        • Art. 3. The Promoter of Justice, The Defender of the Bond, and The Notary
          
          
      • CHAPTER II. The Tribunal of Second Instance
      • CHAPTER III. The Tribunals of the Apostolic See
        
        
    • Title III. The Discipline To Be Observed in Tribunals(Cann. 1446 - 1475)
      • CHAPTER I. The Duty of Judges and Ministers of the Tribunal
      • CHAPTER II. The Order of Adjudication
      • CHAPTER III. Time Limits and Delays
      • CHAPTER IV. The Place of the Trial
      • CHAPTER V. Persons to be Admitted to the Court
        
        
    • Title IV. The Parties in a Case(Cann. 1476 - 1490)
      • CHAPTER I. The Petitioner and the Respondent
      • CHAPTER II. Procurators for Litigation and Advocates
        
        
    • Title V. Actions and Exceptions(Cann. 1491 - 1500)
      • CHAPTER I. Actions and Exceptions in General
      • CHAPTER II. Specific Actions and Exceptions
        
        
  • Part II. THE CONTENTIOUS TRIAL
    • Section I. The Ordinary Contentious Trial
      • Title I. The Introduction of the Case(Cann. 1501 - 1512)
        • CHAPTER I. The Introductory Libellus of Litigation
        • CHAPTER II. The Citation and Notification of Judicial Acts
          
          
      • Title II. The Joinder of the Issue(Cann. 1513 - 1516)
      • Title III. The Trial of the Litigation(Cann. 1517 - 1525)
      • Title IV. Proofs(Cann. 1526 - 1586)
        • CHAPTER I. The Declarations of the Parties
        • CHAPTER II. Proof Through Documents
          • Art. 1. The Nature and Trustworthiness of Documents
          • Art. 2. The Presentation of Documents
            
            
        • CHAPTER III. Witnesses and Testimonies
          • Art. 1. Those Who Can Be Witnesses
          • Art. 2. The Introduction and Exclusion of Witnesses
          • Art. 3. The Examination of Witnesses
          • Art. 4. The Trustworthiness of Testimonies
            
            
        • CHAPTER IV. Experts
        • CHAPTER V. Judicial Examination and Inspection
        • CHAPTER VI. Presumptions
          
          
      • Title V. Incidental Cases(Cann. 1587 - 1597)
        • CHAPTER I. Parties Who Do Not Appear
        • CHAPTER II. The Intervention of a Third Person in a Case
          
          
      • Title VI. The Publication of the Acts, the Conclusion of the Case, and the Discussion of the Case(Cann. 1598 - 1606)
      • Title VII. The Pronouncements of the Judge(Cann. 1607 - 1618)
      • Title VIII. Challenge of the Sentence(Cann. 1619 - 1640)
        • CHAPTER I. Complaint of Nullity against the Sentence
        • CHAPTER II. Appeal
          
          
      • Title IX. Res Iudicata and Restitutio in Integrum(Cann. 1641 - 1648)
        • CHAPTER I. Res iudicata
        • CHAPTER II. Restitutio in integrum
          
          
      • Title X. Judicial Expenses and Gratuitous Legal Assistance(Can. 1649)
      • Title XI. The Execution of the Sentence(Cann. 1650 - 1655)
        
        
    • Section II. The Oral Contentious Process(Cann. 1656 - 1670)
      
      
  • Part III. CERTAIN SPECIAL PROCESSES
    • Title I. Marriage Processes(Cann. 1671 - 1707)
      • CHAPTER I. Cases to Declare the Nullity of Marriage
        • Art. 1. The Competent Forum
        • Art. 2. The Right to Challenge a Marriage
        • Art. 3. The Duty of the Judges
        • Art. 4. Proofs
        • Art. 5. The Sentence and the Appeal
        • Art. 6. The Documentary Process
        • Art. 7. General Norms
          
          
      • CHAPTER II. Cases of Separation of Spouses
      • CHAPTER III. Process for the Dispensation of a Marriage Ratum et Non Consummatum
      • CHAPTER IV. Process in the Presumed Death of a Spouse
        
        
    • Title II. Cases for Declaring the Nullity of Sacred Ordination(Cann. 1708 - 1712)
    • Title III. Methods of Avoiding Trials(Cann. 1713 - 1716)
      
      
  • Part IV. THE PENAL PROCESS(Cann. 1717 - 1731)
    • CHAPTER I. The Preliminary Investigation
    • CHAPTER II. The Development of the Process
    • CHAPTER III. Action to Repair Damages
      
      
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  • Part V. THE METHOD OF PROCEEDING IN ADMINISTRATIVE RECOURSE
    • Section I. Recourse Against Administrative Decrees(Cann. 1732 - 1739)
    • Section II. The Procedure in the Removal or Transfer of Pastors(Cann. 1740 - 1752)
      • CHAPTER I. The Manner of Proceeding in the Removal of Pastors
      • CHAPTER II. The Manner of Proceeding in the Transfer of Pastors

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