IV.  Examination in cases of urgency

Art. 23.  An urgent examination is employed when the writing is clearly and certainly erroneous and, at the same time, its dissemination could cause or already has caused grave harm to the faithful.  In this case, the Ordinary or the concerned Ordinaries are immediately informed together with the competent Dicasteries of the Holy See.

Art. 24.  The Congresso appoints a Commission which is especially entrusted with promptly determining the erroneous or dangerous propositions.

Art. 25.  The propositions identified by the Commission, together with the relative documentation, are submitted to the Sessione Ordinaria, which will give priority to the examination of the question.

Art. 26.  If the Sessione Ordinaria judges that the above-mentioned propositions are in fact erroneous and dangerous, after the approval of the Holy Father, they are transmitted to the author, through his Ordinary, with the request that they be corrected within two canonical months.

Art. 27.  If the Ordinary, having heard the author, believes it is necessary to ask him also for a written explanation, this text must be forwarded to the Congregation together with the opinion of the Ordinary. Such an explanation is then presented to the Sessione Ordinaria for the appropriate decisions.