Title, Canon
1 1,12 | to their own Church~sui iuris.~
2 1,17 | of their own Church sui iuris, and to follow~their own
3 2 | TITLE 2~Churches Sui Iuris and Rites~
4 2,27 | tacitly recognizes as sui iuris is called in this Code~a
5 2,27 | in this Code~a Church sui iuris.~
6 2,28 | manifested in each Church sui iuris. 2. The rites treated in~
7 2,29 | enrolled in the Church sui iuris of the~Catholic father;
8 2,29 | father; or the Church sui iuris of the mother if only~the
9 2,29 | enrolled~in the Church sui iuris to which the mother belongs; (
10 2,29 | enrolled in the Church sui iuris of~those in whose care he
11 2,29 | member of the Church sui iuris of the one who is responsible
12 2,30 | freely select any Church sui iuris in which he or she~then
13 2,31 | transfer to another Church sui iuris.~
14 2,32 | transfer to another Church sui iuris~without the consent of the
15 2,32 | of a certain Church sui iuris~who petition to transfer
16 2,32 | transfer to another Church sui iuris which has~its own eparchy
17 2,33 | the original Church sui iuris.~
18 2,34 | transfer to another Church sui iuris, children under~fourteen
19 2,34 | transfers~to another Church sui iuris, the children transfer only
20 2,34 | the original Church sui iuris.~
21 2,35 | enrolled in the Church sui iuris of the same~rite with due
22 2,36 | transfer to another Church sui iuris takes effect at the~moment
23 2,37 | in a certain Church sui iuris or transfer to~another Church
24 2,37 | transfer to~another Church sui iuris should be recorded in the
25 2,37 | parish of the Church sui iuris of enrollment.~
26 2,38 | pastor of another Church sui iuris, nevertheless remain enrolled
27 2,40 | preside over Churches sui iuris and all other~hierarchs
28 2,41 | faithful of any Church sui iuris, even the Latin~Church,
29 2,41 | faithful~of another Church sui iuris by reason of their office,
30 3,46 | preside~over Churches sui iuris in the synod of bishops
31 4,84 | bishops of other~Churches sui iuris who exercise their power
32 4,84 | faithful of each Church sui iuris. Thus, in a united effort,
33 4,124 | prescribed for the Churches sui~iuris, are erected by the patriarch
34 4,140 | where several~Churches sui iuris coexist.~
35 4,143 | superiors of monasteries sui~iuris; (4) rectors of Catholic
36 4,143 | Persons of another Church sui iuris can be invited~to the patriarchal
37 4,146 | authority of each Church sui iuris concerned,~and, having discussed
38 4,147 | of their own Church~sui iuris constituted in the same
39 5,151 | entire Eastern Church sui iuris not endowed with the~patriarchal
40 6 | Churches and Other Churches Sui Iuris~
41 6,155 | metropolitan Church sui iuris is presided over by a metropolitan
42 6,155 | metropolitan Churches sui iuris.~
43 6,156 | metropolitan Church sui iuris with the Roman Pontiff.
44 6,157 | metropolitan Church sui iuris nor delegate his power to
45 6,157 | metropolitan Church sui iuris. 3. ~The metropolitan represents
46 6,157 | metropolitan Church sui iuris in~all its juridic affairs.~
47 6,158 | metropolitan Church sui iuris is to be in the~principal
48 6,159 | metropolitan Church sui iuris over which he presides,
49 6,164 | metropolitan Church sui iuris wherever~they are constituted,
50 6,164 | Bishops of another Church sui iuris can~be invited as guests
51 6,164 | metropolitan Church sui iuris can~have this vote if this
52 6,167 | particular law of a Church sui iuris. ~2. The metropolitan will
53 6,167 | metropolitan Church sui iuris also has the right to~perform
54 6,167 | authority of a Church sui iuris, however, with the consent
55 6,172 | metropolitan Church sui iuris an assembly is to be held
56 6,173 | metropolitan Church sui iuris: (1) the administrator of
57 6,173 | metropolitan~Church sui iuris is the eparchial bishop
58 6,173 | metropolitan Church sui iuris~passes the ordinary power
59 6,174 | Canon 174~A Church sui iuris, which is neither patriarchal,
60 6,176 | authority of a Church sui iuris, the competent authority
61 7,192 | condition, nation or Church sui iuris, both those who live within~
62 7,193 | faithful~of another Church sui iuris are committed is bound by
63 7,193 | pastors of the same~Church sui iuris as the Christian faithful
64 7,194 | of their own Church sui iuris.~
65 7,198 | law of his own~Church sui iuris.~
66 7,199 | customs of~his own Church sui iuris. 2. The eparchial bishop
67 7,199 | customs of~his own Church sui iuris; also, in any parish if
68 7,202 | of several Churches sui iuris exercising~authority in
69 7,204 | tradition of his own Church sui iuris. 4. If an eparchial~bishop
70 7,206 | metropolitan Church sui iuris,~they are to send a copy
71 7,207 | bishop of any Church sui iuris, even of the Latin~Church,
72 7,207 | enrolled in another Church sui~iuris, are committed to his care.~
73 7,238 | superiors of monasteries sui iuris and some superiors of other
74 7,238 | persons of other Churches sui iuris, to all of whom he can even~
75 7,242 | particular law of his~Church sui iuris has determined.~
76 7,246 | enrolled in another Church sui~iuris or a certain group of persons,
77 7,247 | law of their Church sui iuris has established otherwise,
78 7,247 | even of another~Church sui iuris, but with the consent of
79 7,263 | particular law of his Church sui iuris, always without prejudice
80 7,265 | law of its own Church sui iuris.~
81 7,266 | law of their Church sui iuris; (2) some~priests, according
82 7,273 | are of another Church sui iuris. 4. No one except~Christian
83 7,277 | law of his own Church sui iuris, must not be joined in a~
84 7,280 | faithful in another Church sui iuris or even upon some~other
85 7,284 | of the~proper Church sui iuris. 3. The pastor possesses
86 7,284 | particular law of his~Church sui iuris permits it.~
87 7,287 | particular law of the Church sui iuris allows it, a parish may
88 7,294 | particular law of his~Church sui iuris.~
89 7,295 | law of its own Church sui iuris.~
90 7,296 | law of its own Church sui iuris or, if there are no~norms,
91 7,296 | a determined Church~sui iuris according to the norm of
92 7,297 | law of his own Church sui iuris, is to provide for the~suitable
93 9 | of Several Churches Sui Iuris~
94 9,322 | metropolitan Churches sui~iuris, eparchial bishops, and,
95 9,322 | of various Churches sui iuris, even the~Latin, exercising
96 9,322 | each and every Church sui iuris or to the authority~of the
97 9,322 | of~several Churches sui iuris is to draw up its own statutes
98 10,327 | of their own Church sui iuris.~
99 10,330 | with other Churches sui iuris being careful that the character
100 10,330 | tradition~of its own Church sui iuris, the program of formation
101 10,332 | if not a whole Church~sui iuris, at least, by mutual agreement,
102 10,332 | eparchies of~the same Church sui iuris, and even of diverse Churches
103 10,332 | of diverse Churches sui iuris~which have an eparchy in
104 10,333 | students of one Church sui iuris, on account of special circumstances
105 10,333 | students of another Church sui~iuris can be admitted into the
106 10,334 | metropolitan Church sui iuris or with the consent of the
107 10,343 | seminary of another Church sui~iuris, or into a common seminary
108 10,343 | for several Churches sui iuris,~are to be formed in their
109 10,346 | of their own Church sui iuris; further, spiritual retreat,
110 10,352 | in their own~Church sui iuris, they are to be formed in
111 10,354 | of their own Church sui iuris concerning the service of
112 10,358 | law of his own Church sui iuris, he has~already been enrolled
113 10,361 | own eparchy or Church sui iuris.~
114 10,365 | particular law of the Church sui~iuris so prescribes, it is also
115 10,365 | eparchy of another Church sui iuris that the eparchial~bishop
116 10,366 | from another Church sui iuris; (3) he is convinced by
117 10,369 | of their own Church sui iuris. 2. They are to~attach great
118 10,377 | of their own Church sui iuris.~
119 10,379 | Clerics of whatever Church sui iuris linked as brothers in the~
120 11,403 | celebrations of any Church sui~iuris whatsoever, according to
121 11,405 | of different~Churches sui iuris is fostered, and so that
122 12,418 | superior of a monastery sui iuris, the superior general~of
123 12,419 | non-confederated monastery sui iuris, the superior general of
124 12,432 | institute of any Church sui iuris, also of the Latin Church,
125 12,432 | attached to another~Church sui iuris, must observe the prescriptions
126 12,433 | life. 2. A monastery sui iuris is one~which does not depend
127 12,435 | to erect a monastery sui~iuris, having consulted the patriarch
128 12,436 | 436~1. Every monastery sui iuris can have dependent monasteries,~
129 12,436 | likened to monasteries sui iuris; otherwise they are~called
130 12,436 | which the~monastery sui iuris is subject and of the eparchial
131 12,438 | presides, a monastery sui iuris or a filial one of eparchial
132 12,438 | 2. Other monasteries sui iuris or filial monasteries~can
133 12,438 | suppressed monastery sui iuris reverts to the~confederation
134 12,438 | devolves upon the~monastery sui iuris. To decide on the property
135 12,439 | Several monasteries sui iuris subject to the same eparchial~
136 12,439 | several monasteries~sui iuris of different eparchies or
137 12,440 | non-confederated monastery sui iuris~to, or the withdrawal from
138 12,441 | Superiors~in monasteries sui iuris have power of governance
139 12,442 | superior of a monastery sui iuris, it is required that the
140 12,443 | superior of a monastery sui iuris is to be elected by~the
141 12,443 | confederate monastery sui iuris, the president~of the confederation
142 12,444 | superior of a monastery sui iuris is conferred~for an indeterminate
143 12,444 | superior of the monastery~sui iuris for a time determined in
144 12,447 | superior of a monastery sui iuris shall not perform at the
145 12,447 | superior of the monastery sui iuris with the consent of~the
146 12,448 | admitted into a monastery sui iuris it is required~that the
147 12,451 | monastery of~another Church sui iuris without the permission of
148 12,453 | superior of an monastery sui iuris who admits to~the novitiate
149 12,456 | Canon 456~1. A monastery sui iuris can have its own novices
150 12,456 | performed in the monastery sui iuris itself,~or, by a decision
151 12,456 | in another monastery sui iuris of the same confederation.
152 12,456 | 3. ~If a monastery sui iuris, whether a confederated
153 12,461 | leave the monastery sui iuris or be dismissed for a just
154 12,464 | the proper~monastery sui iuris with the consent of the
155 12,470 | superior of the monastery sui iuris is to notify~as soon as
156 12,472 | superior of a monastery sui iuris can grant dimissorial letters
157 12,475 | superior of the monastery sui iuris, who before that~must consult
158 12,477 | superior of a monastery sui iuris, with the consent of the~
159 12,481 | member of a monastery sui iuris who has given himself or
160 12,482 | superior of the~monastery sui iuris to which the member belongs,
161 12,485 | superior of the monastery sui iuris has the authority, with~
162 12,486 | foundation of a monastery sui iuris. 2. The stauropegial monastery
163 12,487 | transfer from one monastery sui iuris to~another of the same confederation
164 12,487 | superior of the monastery sui iuris~from which the transfer
165 12,487 | monastery of another Church sui iuris the permission of the~Apostolic
166 12,487 | of the new monastery sui iuris with the consent of the
167 12,488 | to another monastery sui iuris of the~same confederation
168 12,488 | transfers from one monastery sui iuris to another monastery sui~
169 12,488 | to another monastery sui~iuris that does not belong to
170 12,488 | transfer from a monastery sui~iuris to an order or congregation
171 12,488 | adaptations. 4. The monastery sui~iuris from which the member transferred
172 12,489 | member~of a monastery sui iuris who is in perpetual vows.
173 12,489 | superior of the~monastery sui iuris along with the council.
174 12,490 | superior of the monastery sui iuris with the consent of the
175 12,492 | superior of the monastery sui iuris,~who shall forward it, together
176 12,496 | superior of the monastery sui iuris. 2. ~The superior shall
177 12,497 | superior of the monastery sui iuris, having consulted~the council,
178 12,498 | superior of the monastery sui iuris, if the case~warrants it,
179 12,499 | superior of the monastery sui iuris with the consent of the
180 12,500 | no-confederated monastery sui iuris is~competent to issue a
181 12,517 | institute of another~Church sui iuris without the permission of
182 12,537 | permission, is of a Church sui iuris~different from that of the
183 12,544 | superior of~the monastery sui iuris; for the granting of their
184 12,544 | superior of the monastery sui iuris to~which he or she transfers.
185 12,544 | institute of another Church sui iuris.~
186 12,545 | superior of the monastery~sui iuris, each of them with the consent
187 12,545 | years in the monastery sui iuris to~which he or she transferred.
188 12,562 | society of another Church sui iuris,~also the consent of the
189 12,569 | particular law of each Church sui iuris to~enact more detailed norms
190 12,572 | of their own Church sui iuris or established by the Apostolic~
191 13,575 | metropolitan Church sui iuris and which has~its principal
192 13,576 | of their own Church sui iuris and the needs or usefulness
193 13,583 | metropolitan Church sui~iuris, with the consent of the
194 14,585 | Each of the Churches sui iuris is to continually see that,~
195 14,588 | enroll in whatever Church sui iuris they~want, according to
196 15,617 | Canon 617~Each Church sui iuris and particularly their bishops
197 15,621 | traditions of each Church sui iuris in~patrology, hagiography,
198 15,622 | 622~1. In each Church sui iuris there is to be a catechetical
199 15,622 | with the other Churches sui iuris for the same territory or
200 15,642 | authority of a Church sui iuris after previous consultation
201 15,657 | metropolitan Churches sui iuris to the metropolitan~with
202 15,657 | metropolitan Churches sui iuris. ~3. To republish liturgical
203 15,666 | particular law of~each Church sui iuris, in accordance with the
204 16,670 | law of his own~Church sui iuris.~
205 16,674 | prescriptions of his own Church sui iuris, unless the law establishes
206 16,678 | of a different Church sui iuris~to a priest of a Church
207 16,678 | a priest of a Church sui iuris in which the person to be
208 16,678 | pastor of the Church sui iuris~in which they are enrolled,
209 16,683 | prescriptions of the Church sui iuris in which according to the
210 16,689 | and also~the Church sui iuris in which the baptized persons
211 16,696 | faithful of any Church sui iuris including the~Latin Church.
212 16,696 | faithful of his own Church sui iuris; when it is a case~of Christian
213 16,696 | faithful of other Churches sui iuris, he lawfully~acts if they
214 16,696 | between the~Churches sui iuris in this matter.~
215 16,697 | law of the each Church sui iuris.~
216 16,701 | of different~Churches sui iuris for a just cause, especially
217 16,701 | insignia of his own~Church sui iuris.~
218 16,704 | books of the Church sui iuris in which the priest~is enrolled.~
219 16,707 | norms of each Church sui iuris. 2. For a just~cause and
220 16,707 | bread of another Church sui iuris.~
221 16,708 | of their own Church sui iuris,~especially at Easter time,
222 16,709 | law of his own Church sui iuris establishes it, also the~
223 16,710 | books of each Church sui iuris are to be~observed with
224 16,713 | norms of the Church sui~iuris in which they are enrolled,
225 16,714 | books of each Church sui iuris. ~2. The reservation of
226 16,717 | faithful of another Church sui iuris, priests are bound by~the
227 16,719 | in~their own Church sui iuris.~
228 16,720 | of the other Churches sui iuris exercising~power in the
229 16,741 | particular law of the Church sui iuris determines otherwise.~
230 16,746 | bishops of the same Church sui iuris as the first ordaining bishop,
231 16,746 | be of another Church sui iuris.~
232 16,748 | enrolled in another Church sui iuris without the~permission of
233 16,752 | bishop of the same Church sui iuris; not, however, to a~bishop
234 16,758 | particular law of each Church sui iuris; (6) observation~of the
235 16,758 | particular law of each Church sui~iuris or special norms established
236 16,759 | a particular Church sui iuris. 2. Dispensation~beyond
237 16,782 | particular law of each Church sui iuris. 2. From the promise~of
238 16,784 | particular law of each Church sui iuris, after consultation with
239 16,784 | bishops of other Churches sui iuris~exercising power in the
240 16,792 | particular law of any Church sui iuris will not establish a~diriment
241 16,792 | bishops of other Churches sui~iuris to whom it is of interest
242 16,794 | faithful of his own Church sui iuris~actually present within
243 16,795 | enrolled in another Church sui iuris actually present within
244 16,800 | particular law of any Church sui iuris to establish an older~age
245 16,815 | particular law of each Church sui iuris is to establish the~manner
246 16,829 | enrolled in his Church sui iuris. 2. The hierarch and the
247 16,830 | priests of any~Church sui iuris, even the Latin Church.
248 16,831 | exclusively of another Church sui iuris, unless the hierarch who~
249 16,837 | of one's own Church sui iuris~establishes otherwise, in
250 16,838 | particular law of each Church sui iuris.~
251 16,864 | individual Churches sui iuris other reasons can be established
252 16,867 | the individual Church sui iuris should be observed.~
253 16,880 | authority of a Church sui iuris which is competent to~establish
254 16,880 | penance for that Church sui iuris, however~having sought the
255 16,880 | of the other Churches sui iuris and~with due regard for
256 16,880 | particular law of a Church sui~iuris approved by the Apostolic
257 16,881 | of their own~Church sui iuris, in the celebration of the
258 16,882 | law of their Church sui iuris.~
259 16,883 | of their own Church sui iuris can adopt fully for themselves
260 16,883 | in different Churches sui iuris, it is permitted to~observe
261 16,886 | particular law of each~Church sui iuris.~
262 16,893 | faithful of~his own Church sui iuris while they are present within
263 17,898 | metropolitan Church sui iuris with the consent of the~
264 18,904 | every individual Church sui iuris are to be encouraged by
265 18,904 | each individual Church sui iuris a commission of experts
266 18,904 | bishops of other Churches sui iuris who exercise their power
267 19,910 | particular law of the Church sui iuris determines otherwise, with
268 19,916 | pastor of the Church sui~iuris in which he or she is enrolled,
269 19,916 | of a certain Church sui iuris, the eparchial bishop of~
270 19,916 | pastor of another Church sui iuris~to look after them as their
271 19,916 | of a certain Church sui iuris, the hierarch of~another
272 19,916 | hierarch of~another Church sui iuris, even the Latin Church,
273 19,921 | law itself Churches sui iuris, provinces,~eparchies, exarchies
274 20,937 | particular law of each Church sui iuris is to determine in greater~
275 21,984 | presides over a Church sui iuris, and an eparchial bishop,
276 21,984 | is head of a Church sui iuris, as well as those~who for
277 21,987 | particular law of a Church sui~iuris are attributed by name to
278 22,1002| of the proper Church sui iuris states otherwise; if it
279 22,1004| particular law of the Church sui iuris this power is also~accorded
280 23,1012| of their~own Church sui iuris.~
281 23,1013| law of his own Church sui iuris, to fix the amount~of the
282 23,1019| belong to some Church sui iuris or to~an eparchy are prescribed
283 23,1021| of the proper Church sui iuris of~which it is a part, is
284 23,1021| particular law of each Church sui iuris will provide~for the creation
285 23,1021| law of its own~Church sui iuris, through which the eparchial
286 23,1022| of their own Church sui iuris and with~due regard for
287 23,1048| customs of his own Church sui iuris. 3. ~Further conditions,
288 24,1067| eparchies of the~same Church sui iuris may be erected by the patriarch
289 24,1068| of various Churches sui iuris exercising their power within
290 24,1084| of the proper Church~sui iuris. 2. Other cases are to be
291 24,1084| metropolitan Church sui iuris as well as the metropolitan
292 24,1087| metropolitan Church sui iuris, having consulted the two
293 24,1102| from another~Church sui iuris with the written consent
294 24,1129| particular law of the Church sui iuris provides~otherwise, while
295 25,1340| particular law of a Church sui iuris determines~otherwise, the
296 27,1420| particular law of a Church sui iuris provides~otherwise. 3. A
297 27,1465| belonging to any Church sui iuris, including the Latin~Church,
298 27,1465| transfer to another Church sui iuris, contrary to can. 31 is
299 29,1491| of their~own Church sui iuris, even if the latter is not
300 29,1502| enacted for a Church sui iuris derogate~from a more particular
301 29,1519| law of his own Church sui iuris; if this~is not done and
302 29,1539| laws of his~own Church sui iuris in a special case, unless
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