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 1 II |         established procedures: ordinary examination or examination
 2 II |        directly to the author's Ordinary8 and, through him, bring
 3 II |  attention. In such a case, the Ordinary is invited to deepen the
 4 III|                            III. Ordinary procedure of examination ~
 5 III|         examination ~Art. 8. An ordinary examination is used when
 6 III|        auctore and the author's Ordinary (who cannot be substituted
 7 III|         After him, the author's Ordinary, the experts, and the Consultors
 8 III|        15. The decisions of the Ordinary Session are submitted to
 9 III|        objections, the author's Ordinary or other concerned Ordinaries,
10 III|        communicated through the Ordinary to the author and his advisor,
11 III|        with the approval of his Ordinary, to assist him. The author
12 III|         s written response, the Ordinary also forward his own opinion
13 III| directly to the judgment of the Ordinary Session. ~Art. 21. If the
14 III|    communicated to the author's Ordinary, to the Episcopal Conference
15 IV |     faithful. In this case, the Ordinary or the concerned Ordinaries
16 IV |         the author, through his Ordinary, with the request that they
17 IV |        months. ~Art. 27. If the Ordinary, having heard the author,
18 IV |         with the opinion of the Ordinary. Such an explanation is