Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |       expressed in the CCL, and the particular law expressed in the Constitutions,
 2       Int  | prescriptions of both universal and particular law, and theological and
 3       Int  |          ecclesiological studies in particular. Canon law and ecclesiology
 4         I,1|       between universal law and the particular law of each Congregation,
 5         I,1|       refers as much as possible to particular law. If on the one hand
 6         I,1|  differences and diversities of the particular law in respect to determinations
 7         I,1|        myself understood; or on the particular government structure, and
 8         I,3|           of the Congregation or of particular entities (province, region,
 9         I,4|     universal body even to the most particular levels.~ ~
10        II,1|      relationship between proper or particular law and universal law, and,
11        II,1|             universal law of by the particular law of each institute.~When
12        II,1|         majority established by the particular statutes. If he/she acts
13       Con  |             the province and of the particular community, especially. It