Title, Canon
1 2,41 | iuris by reason of their office, ministry,~or function,
2 2,41 | with the seriousness of the office, ministry or function which
3 3,43 | Rome, in whom resides the office~(munus) given in special
4 3,43 | therefore, in virtue of his office (munus) he~enjoys supreme,
5 3,44 | Roman Pontiff resigns his office (munus), it is required
6 3,45 | Pontiff, by virtue of his office (munus), not only~has power
7 3,45 | Pontiff, in fulfilling the~office (munus) of the supreme pastor
8 3,46 | 46~1. In exercising his office (munus) the Roman Pontiff
9 4,62 | who has resigned from his office retains his title~and honors
10 4,76 | promise~to exercise his office with fidelity in the presence
11 4,77 | patriarch validly exercises his office~only after enthronement
12 4,77 | by which he obtains his office with the~full effects of
13 4,87 | He confers on them the office with residency in the~patriarchal
14 4,90 | regarding their function or office.~
15 4,92 | often during his tenure in office, he is to make a visit~to
16 4,102 | bishops and candidates~for office mentioned in can. 149. 3.
17 4,104 | have already resigned~from office. 2. If a certain bishop
18 4,116 | or affects his eparchy or office, he is to be heard, but
19 4,123 | remove these notaries from office. 3. Concerning the archives
20 4,130 | Church cannot remove from office the protosyncellus or the
21 4,133 | proposed for or elected to office, if the eparchial bishop,
22 4,149 | candidates for filling the office of eparchial~bishop, coadjutor
23 5,153 | carry out faithfully his office;~afterwards his proclamation
24 6,159 | legitimately proposed or elected to office, if the eparchial~bishop,
25 6,165 | have already resigned from office. 2. If a certain bishop
26 7,189 | title. But if he had some office in the vacant eparchy he~
27 7,210 | less able to fulfill his office, is requested to~present
28 7,210 | present his resignation from office. 2. This resignation from~
29 7,210 | 2. This resignation from~office by the eparchial bishop
30 7,211 | whose resignation from office was accepted, obtains the
31 7,214 | canonical possession of their office, must show the~letters of
32 7,215 | bishop, are to exercise their office so that they act in unanimous
33 7,218 | regarding resignation~from office are applicable to a coadjutor
34 7,218 | title of emeriti of the office~previously held.~
35 7,219 | transfer or privation of office of the eparchial bishop.~
36 7,220 | canonical possession of the office by presenting the letters
37 7,222 | canonical possession of his office, upon the vacancy of the
38 7,223 | entire income of the previous office.~
39 7,224 | syncelli immediately cease from office unless they are: (1) ~ordained
40 7,224 | canonical possession of his office. ~2. Those things legitimately
41 7,224 | certain,~they cease from office immediately. 3. When the
42 7,226 | time limit for holding the office or establish any other restriction.~
43 7,227 | elected or appointed to the office of administrator of the
44 7,231 | an~eparchy ceases to hold office when the new eparchial bishop
45 7,232 | officer carries out his office under the authority of the
46 7,232 | officer lost the right~to his office in any manner, the election
47 7,232 | given it, he ceases to hold office unless he is confirmed in~
48 7,232 | unless he is confirmed in~his office by the same bishop.~
49 7,233 | to succeed one another in~office. 2. If there are none of
50 7,233 | and of his assumption of office. In other cases he is to
51 7,244 | appointment and removal from office of those who exercise an
52 7,244 | of those who exercise an office in the eparchial curia belongs
53 7,244 | All who are admitted to an office in the eparchial~curia must: (
54 7,244 | promise to carry out the office faithfully in the manner
55 7,247 | bishop is not to commit the office of~protosyncellus or syncellus
56 7,248 | within the~limits of the office committed to them, exercise
57 7,250 | during the time they hold office, the privileges and insignia
58 7,251 | the syncelli cease from office after~the completion of
59 7,251 | With the suspension of the office of the eparchial~bishop,
60 7,255 | can be freely removed from office by the eparchial bishop,
61 7,262 | removed during his~term of office except for serious cause
62 7,277 | Canon 277~1. The office of protopresbyter, with
63 7,277 | in a~stable manner to the office of pastor of a certain parish;
64 7,277 | remove a protopresbyter from~office.~
65 7,284 | possesses stability in~his office, therefore he is not to
66 7,288 | allowed to exercise his office unless he has~taken canonical
67 7,297 | The pastor ceases from office by resignation accepted
68 7,297 | submit his resignation from office to the eparchial~bishop,
69 7,299 | When he has fulfilled his office the parochial administrator
70 7,302 | vicar must,~in virtue of his office assist in the entire parochial
71 7,302 | pastor. ~2. In virtue of his office, the parochial vicar does
72 8,314 | patriarch~cannot be removed from office except with the consent
73 8,321 | During the time he is in office, an exarch who is not an
74 10,336 | delegate is to fulfill the office of pastor~for all who are
75 10,337 | appointment or election, term in office, rights and obligations~
76 10,371 | their eparchial bishop an office, ministry~or function to
77 10,371 | faithfully carry out every office, ministry, or function committed
78 10,385 | exercise of an ecclesiastical office, ministry, or function,
79 10,386 | do not have a residential office,~nevertheless are not to
80 10,390 | remuneration for carrying out the office or function~committed to
81 12,418 | legitimately succeed them in office. 2. Under the~designation
82 12,422 | employ in exercising their office. In~cases prescribed by
83 12,431 | however, having fulfilled the office (munus), he is to return
84 12,442 | be capable to assume the office of superior of a monastery
85 12,444 | Canon 444~1. The office of superior of a monastery
86 12,444 | fulfilling the duties of their office because of failing health
87 12,444 | submit a~resignation from office to the synaxis, which is
88 12,445 | worthy and suited for the office of superior, abstaining~
89 12,447 | who shall discharge this office~under the direction of the
90 12,447 | it be separated~from the office of superior, may nevertheless
91 12,513 | or elected validly to~the office of superior, an appropriate
92 12,514 | and appropriate term of office, unless the statutes decree
93 12,514 | they can be removed from office, or be transferred to~another
94 12,514 | be transferred to~another office for reasons, and according
95 12,514 | for too long~time in the office of superior without interruption.~
96 12,516 | superior cannot fulfill the office of general finance officer
97 12,516 | preferably separated from the office of~the superior, can nevertheless
98 12,543 | with the obligations of his office. He remains subject to the
99 12,543 | those which concern the office of pastor he enjoys the
100 15,596 | Canon 596~The office of teaching in the name
101 15,597 | Pontiff, in virtue of his office, possesses infallible teaching
102 15,606 | bishops in their teaching office. 3. Those~involved in theological
103 15,611 | Canon 611~By virtue of their office, all who have been entrusted
104 15,650 | removal of teachers from office, program of studies, and
105 15,664 | prudence; in carrying out their office they are to give their judgment
106 16,722 | faulty by virtue~of their office or by virtue of the grant
107 16,723 | 723~1. In virtue of his office and within his jurisdiction,
108 16,723 | penance. 2. In virtue of his~office every superior of an institute
109 16,726 | 722, 4, by dismissal from office, from the loss of enrollment
110 16,735 | committed by reason of an~office are obliged to provide that
111 16,739 | care in virtue of~their office; any priest can licitly
112 16,762 | 7) a person who holds an office or position~of administration
113 16,762 | free by relinquishing the~office and position of administration
114 16,829 | canonical possession of office and as~long as they legitimately
115 16,829 | as they legitimately hold office, everywhere within the~boundaries
116 16,829 | pastor, by virtue of their office, only validly bless marriages
117 16,830 | as they legitimately hold office, the local hierarch~and
118 20,936 | 936~1. An ecclesiastical office is any function constituted
119 20,936 | in the~law by which the office is constituted or in the
120 20,936 | competent to establish an office, can also modify and suppress
121 20,936 | also modify and suppress an office and~make canonical provision
122 20,937 | 937~1. One who sets up an office must see that the means
123 20,937 | those who carry out the office is provided for. 2. The
124 20,938 | Canon 938~An office cannot be validly acquired
125 20,939 | Provision of an ecclesiastical office occurs by: (1) the free~
126 20,940 | order to be promoted to an office, a person must be suitable,
127 20,940 | the person promoted to the office lacks the required qualities,
128 20,943 | 943~1. The provision of an office which is by law not vacant
129 20,943 | if it is a question of an office~which by law is conferred
130 20,943 | day of the vacancy of the office. 3. A promise of an office,
131 20,943 | office. 3. A promise of an office, no matter by~whom it is
132 20,944 | Canon 944~An office which is vacant by law but
133 20,945 | A person who confers an office, while supplying for someone
134 20,945 | the person upon whom the office was conferred, and the juridic
135 20,946 | Canon 946~Provision of an office which has been made because
136 20,947 | the right of election to office, the election, unless the
137 20,947 | notice~of vacancy of the office; if this period of time
138 20,947 | election or provide for the office successively is to make
139 20,947 | provision freely for the vacant office. 2. The competent authority
140 20,958 | immediately acquires the office with~the full effects of
141 20,959 | the administration of the office, and~acts placed by such
142 20,960 | person elected acquires the~office with the full effects of
143 20,964 | immediately acquires the office with the full effects of
144 20,965 | Canon 965~1. Office is lost, besides other cases
145 20,965 | and by privation. 2. An office is not lost by the expiration
146 20,965 | provides otherwise. 3. Loss of office by lapse of the determined~
147 20,965 | the~person who loses an office by reason of age determined
148 20,966 | taken effect, the loss of an office is to be made~known as soon
149 20,966 | canonical provision of the office.~
150 20,967 | sound mind can resign an office for a just cause.~
151 20,969 | canonical provision of the office, and~this is to be done
152 20,971 | person who has resigned an office can obtain the same office
153 20,971 | office can obtain the same office by~some other title.~
154 20,972 | right of~providing for the office which is being lost as well
155 20,972 | lost as well as for the~office which is being conferred.
156 20,972 | of the one who holds the office, with due~regard for the
157 20,973 | of a transfer, the prior office becomes vacant~through canonical
158 20,973 | possession of the other office unless the law~provides
159 20,973 | compensation assigned to the prior office until taking canonical possession
160 20,973 | possession of the other office.~
161 20,974 | A person is removed from office either by a decree legitimately
162 20,975 | cannot be~removed from an office conferred for an indefinite
163 20,975 | removal of someone from an~office conferred for a determined
164 20,975 | prescriptions of~law, an office has been conferred on someone
165 20,975 | person can be removed from~office for a cause which is, in
166 20,976 | removed from an ecclesiastical office by the law itself: (1) who
167 20,976 | civilly. 2. The removal from office referred to in 1,~nn. 2
168 20,977 | a person is removed from office which is the source of financial
169 20,978 | Canon 978~Deprivation of office can be inflicted only as
170 21,981 | which is joined to~a certain office by the law itself; delegated
171 21,981 | but not by means of an office. 2. The~ordinary power of
172 21,991 | ceases by the loss of the office to which it~is connected.
173 21,991 | privation of or removal~from office is legitimately appealed
174 23,1025| Canon 1025~Before taking office, an administrator of ecclesiastical
175 23,1025| conscientiously fulfill his office; and (2) sign an accurate
176 23,1027| death or~the cessation from office of these administrators.~
177 23,1028| is bound to fulfill his office with the diligence of a
178 23,1033| goods who relinquishes an office or function on his own initiative
179 24,1060| who hold the~highest civil office in a state; (4) other cases
180 24,1063| bond cannot be removed from~office except by the synod of bishops
181 24,1063| accept a resignation from office. 3. This tribunal is the
182 24,1084| excommunication, privation of office, reduction to an inferior
183 24,1088| be removed, but remain in office until~the new eparchial
184 24,1093| faithful approved for this office by the eparchial bishop.
185 24,1093| bishop can approve for the~office of auditor members of the
186 24,1093| is exercising his or her office.~
187 24,1097| could have fulfilled their office by inspecting the acts.~
188 24,1100| same person can hold the office of promoter of justice~and
189 24,1106| disqualify themselves from their office.~
190 24,1115| including deprivation of office. 2. ~Other officers of the
191 24,1115| they do not fulfill their office as~above; the judge can
192 24,1116| or even in~virtue of his office oblige the petitioner to
193 24,1146| advocate can be suspended from office and also stricken from the
194 24,1147| suspended from the exercise of office and fined or punished with~
195 24,1154| ministry or removal from office.~
196 25,1199| status, or ceases from~the office on behalf of which the suit
197 25,1200| of can. 1139, ceases from office, the~prosecution of the
198 26,1395| an assignment to another office, if he is~suitable for this,
199 26,1396| abstain from exercising the office~of pastor, vacate the rectory
200 26,1397| another parish or to another office, the~eparchial bishop is
201 27,1402| case of a deprivation of office, title, insignia or a suspension
202 27,1430| penal transfer to another office. 2. Deprivation of the power~
203 27,1432| rights connected~with an office, ministry or function; the
204 27,1432| may have by reason of an office, ministry or function. A
205 27,1460| intervention holy orders, an office, a ministry or another function
206 27,1462| others or~carried out an office, a ministry or another function
207 27,1463| someone who~exercises an office, a ministry or other function
208 27,1464| law,~has misused power, an office, a ministry or another function
209 27,1464| ecclesiastical authority, office,~ministry or other function
210 27,1465| Church, and exercising an office, a ministry or another function~
211 28,1473| exercise~of sacred orders, an office, ministry or another function,
212 28,1474| advocate, who shall remain in office until the accused has appointed
213 29,1526| executor's successor in office, unless the first had been
214 30,1542| provision of an~ecclesiastical office which requires the exercise
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