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 1 1 |       promulgation of the revised Code of Canon Law. In so doing,
 2 2 |          a decision to reform the Code was taken together with
 3 2 |  connected with the reform of the Code, but the second, that is,
 4 3 |  necessary to reform the existing Code, the answer can perhaps
 5 3 |           perhaps be found in the Code itself which was promulgated
 6 3 |            that the reform of the Code of Canon Law appeared to
 7 4 |          when the revision of the Code was first announced, the
 8 5 |             5. Therefore, the new Code, which is promulgated today,
 9 6 |     initiated the revision of the Code, I must recognize that this
10 6 |          must recognize that this Code derives from one and the
11 7 |           the promulgation of the Code, and also the manner in
12 8 |          of origin of the present Code, corresponds perfectly with
13 8 |    Vatican Council. Therefore the Code, not only because of its
14 9 |        the preparation of the new Code, so that by means of such
15 13|    Therefore, in promulgating the Code today, I am fully aware
16 13|           am also aware that this Code in its objective content
17 14| concerning the very nature of the Code of Canon Law. To reply adequately
18 16|       sufficiently clear that the Code is in no way intended as
19 17|                           17. The Code, as the principal legislative
20 17|         to the Church itself, the Code must also lay down certain
21 18|         The instrument, which the Code is, fully corresponds to
22 18|           certain sense, this new Code could be understood as a
23 19|      should govern the entire new Code, both in the sphere of its
24 19|         complementarily which the Code presents in relation to
25 20|          the "novelty" of the new Code. ~
26 22|         then it is clear that the Code also should reflect the
27 23|                       23. The new Code of Canon Law appears at
28 24|            24. In actual fact the Code of Canon Law is extremely
29 25|        lengthy preparation of the Code the wording of the norms
30 28|   obedience obtain favor for this Code, and that what has been
31 29|          I promulgate the present Code as it has been set in order