Title, Canon

  1 Prel,6   |         effect: (1) all common or particular~laws are abrogated, which
  2    2,29  |           it, with due regard for particular law established by the~Apostolic
  3    2,30  |       Church, with due regard for particular law established by the~Apostolic
  4    4,64  |         dignity are delineated in particular~law, always with due regard
  5    4,65  |     establishing a longer term~in particular law, but not, however, beyond
  6    4,70  |                   Canon 70~Unless particular law establishes otherwise,
  7    4,71  |          according to the norm of particular law. 2. ~All who are present
  8    4,72  |   two-thirds of the votes, unless~particular law establishes that after
  9    4,78  |           matter or the common or particular law approved by the Roman~
 10    4,83  |         at the time determined by particular law. 2. ~For serious reasons
 11    4,86  |    through~other bishops, and, if particular law thus stipulates, also
 12    4,89  |        the major superior, unless particular law of the patriarchal Church
 13    4,94  |         feast days established by particular law.~
 14    4,102 |       Church and titular bishops, particular law can restrict their deliberative
 15    4,102 |          according to the norm of particular law or with the consent~
 16    4,106 |          times, even~annually, if particular law determines it.~
 17    4,107 |               Canon 107~1. Unless particular law requires more and with
 18    4,122 |          for a term determined by particular law; during the tenure he
 19    4,127 |                  Canon 127~Unless particular law determines otherwise,
 20    4,128 |           prescribed by common or particular law, or by an instruction
 21    6,159 |           to him by common law or~particular law established by the Roman
 22    6,164 |          expressly established in particular~law.~
 23    6,166 |               Canon 166~1. Unless particular law requires a greater attendance,
 24    6,167 |          remits the matter to the particular law of a Church sui iuris. ~
 25    6,174 |        the norm of common law and particular~law established by the Roman
 26    6,176 |           law remits something to particular law or to the superior administrative
 27    7,177 |       Eucharist, it constitutes a particular Church in which the one,
 28    7,182 |          according to the norm of particular law, collect information~
 29    7,182 |           of the synod. 3. Unless particular law approved by~the Roman
 30    7,186 |          according to the~norm of particular law, or, lacking this, by
 31    7,194 |      according to the norm of the particular~law of their own Church
 32    7,198 |        the days prescribed by the particular law of his own~Church sui
 33    7,203 |          the entire eparchy or in particular districts are~coordinated
 34    7,204 |          solemnity established by particular law according to~the tradition
 35    7,220 |         otherwise provided by the particular law of the patriarchal~Church
 36    7,224 |           Apostolic See or by~the particular law of his own patriarchal
 37    7,230 | remuneration to be established by particular law or determined by lawful
 38    7,230 |          the prescriptions~of the particular law which define the manner
 39    7,238 |         and number established by particular~law; (8) some deacons elected
 40    7,238 |         according to the norms of particular law; (9) superiors of monasteries
 41    7,238 |         and number established by particular law; (10) lay people elected
 42    7,242 |           the authority which the particular law of his~Church sui iuris
 43    7,247 |    celibate presbyters unless the particular~law of their Church sui
 44    7,252 |      otherwise established by the particular law, is to see~that the
 45    7,262 |          for a term~determined by particular law; he is not to be removed
 46    7,263 |           already provided by the particular law of his Church sui iuris,
 47    7,265 |        norm of common law~and the particular law of its own Church sui
 48    7,266 |      according to the~norm of the particular law of their Church sui
 49    7,277 |            with due regard to the particular law of his own Church sui
 50    7,277 |          for a term determined by particular law. 3. For a~just cause,
 51    7,278 |    faculties bestowed upon him by particular law it is the right and
 52    7,284 |       authority determined by the particular law of the~proper Church
 53    7,284 |   consultors is required; (4) the particular law of his~Church sui iuris
 54    7,287 |           pastor; however, if the particular law of the Church sui iuris
 55    7,287 |      several presbyters; the~same particular law is to determine accurately
 56    7,288 |          according to the norm of~particular law.~
 57    7,294 |        the days prescribed by the particular law of his~Church sui iuris.~
 58    7,295 |     according to the norms of the particular law of its own Church sui
 59    7,296 |     according to the norms of the~particular law of its own Church sui
 60    7,296 |         according to the norms of particular law.~
 61    7,297 |         into account the norms of particular law of his own Church sui
 62    7,302 |     obligations of the common and particular law as well as from the
 63    8,321 |         the episcopal dignity. 2. Particular law is to be~followed in
 64   10,327 |          are governed~only by the particular law of their own Church
 65   10,329 |    coordinate their endeavors. 2. Particular law is~to provide that either
 66   10,331 |          according to the~norm of particular law, others also can be
 67   10,335 |    handling of all matters unless particular law or the statutes of~the
 68   10,353 |          According to the norm of particular law, there are to be exercises
 69   10,357 |          above as well as, if~the particular law so states, to the patriarchal
 70   10,358 |      according to the~norm of the particular law of his own Church sui
 71   10,365 |        serious reasons. 2. If the particular law of the Church sui~iuris
 72   10,365 |  authority~determined by the same particular law.~
 73   10,369 |          the~prescriptions of the particular law.~
 74   10,374 |           chastity; it is for the particular law to establish suitable~
 75   10,377 |          praises according to the~particular law of their own Church
 76   10,378 |      According to the norm of the particular law clerics are to celebrate
 77   10,381 |      dignity of the laity and the particular part which they have in~
 78   10,382 |           determined in detail~by particular law, and also to avoid those
 79   10,384 |           eparchial bishop or,~if particular law so states, of the patriarch
 80   10,385 |          the authority defined by particular law or by the Apostolic
 81   10,386 |      period~of time determined by particular law without the permission,
 82   10,387 |                         Canon 387~Particular law is to be observed in
 83   10,390 |      according to the norm of the particular law.~
 84   10,392 |    vacations as determined by the~particular law.~
 85   11,408 |   forbidden~to lay persons by the particular law of their own Church.
 86   12,422 |          the norm of can. 934. 2. Particular law shall provide whether
 87   12,496 |           to secular life, unless particular law reserves this~to the
 88   12,499 |            or by the patriarch if particular law decrees it for monasteries
 89   12,545 |          in force, the rights and particular obligations which~the member
 90   12,554 |          3 and with due regard to particular law~established by the Apostolic
 91   12,569 |         569~It is reserved to the particular law of each Church sui iuris
 92   12,570 |                         Canon 570~Particular law can establish other
 93   12,570 |          also come~under norms of particular law.~
 94   12,572 |         religious vows~pursue the particular apostolic purpose of the
 95   12,572 |          are governed only by the particular~law of their own Church
 96   13,573 |        they are regulated only by particular law with due regard for
 97   14,584 |          rites, in sacred art, in particular law, and, in~short, the
 98   14,587 |         the responsibility of the particular law to~enact regulations
 99   14,591 |   catechists is to be provided by particular law.~
100   14,592 |         In missionary territories particular care has to be taken to~
101   15,600 |          gathered in synods or in particular councils, are authentic
102   15,610 |          the same faculty, unless particular law has determined otherwise.
103   15,614 |          or, according to norm of particular law, also to a~deacon.~
104   15,633 |         grave reason, to attend a particular school. ~2. Parents should
105   15,634 |         The Catholic school has a particular obligation to create an~
106   15,634 |         adapt these things to the particular circumstances under the
107   15,635 |         as required especially by particular circumstances of~place and
108   15,651 |       social communication and in particular to publish freely~written
109   15,653 |           Canon 653~It is for the particular law to lay down more detailed
110   15,666 |       matter may be issued in the particular law of~each Church sui iuris,
111   16,670 |          according to the norm of particular law of his own~Church sui
112   16,671 |           in~2, 3 and 4, norms of particular law are to be enacted only
113   16,677 |          but, with~due regard for particular law, the proper pastor of
114   16,685 |         be of~the age required by particular law and lead a life in harmony~
115   16,687 |           to the~prescriptions of particular law or with the permission
116   16,689 |           and with due regard for~particular law.~
117   16,693 |       bishop, with due regard for particular law which reserves this
118   16,697 |     according to the norms of the particular law of the each Church sui
119   16,699 |           the liturgical books or particular law, and do so~more fully
120   16,708 |         praiseworthy custom or by particular law of their own Church
121   16,709 |        Divine Eucharist or if the particular law of his own Church sui
122   16,736 |          for the prescriptions of particular~law. 2. Due to infirmity
123   16,741 |         the~sacrament, unless the particular law of the Church sui iuris
124   16,749 |          eparchial bishop,~unless particular law of a patriarchal Church,
125   16,758 |          according to the~norm of particular law of each Church sui iuris; (
126   16,758 |         interstices prescribed by particular law. 2. It is furthermore
127   16,758 |          norm of can. 762. 3. The particular law of each Church sui~iuris
128   16,759 |        years, with due regard for particular law requiring~an older age
129   16,759 |       requiring~an older age in a particular Church sui iuris. 2. Dispensation~
130   16,764 |          cannot be~established by particular law; custom introducing
131   16,771 |          according~to the norm of particular law. 2. All the Christian
132   16,772 |         in a manner determined by particular law.~
133   16,782 |     Churches, are governed by the~particular law of each Church sui iuris.
134   16,784 |                  Canon 784~In the particular law of each Church sui iuris,
135   16,792 |                     Canon 792~The particular law of any Church sui iuris
136   16,800 |           within the power of~the particular law of any Church sui iuris
137   16,815 |                     Canon 815~The particular law of each Church sui iuris
138   16,831 |          the groom, unless~either particular law determines otherwise
139   16,837 |    celebrated by~proxy unless the particular law of one's own Church
140   16,838 |          those established in the particular law of each Church sui iuris.~
141   16,864 |        danger in delay. 2. In the particular~law of individual Churches
142   16,867 |     sacramentals the norms of the particular law of the individual Church
143   16,879 |          according to the norm of particular~law.~
144   16,880 |         is competent to~establish particular law can constitute, transfer
145   16,880 |           and Paul except for the particular law of a Church sui~iuris
146   16,882 |         manner established by the particular law of their Church sui
147   16,886 |          order established by the particular law of each~Church sui iuris.~
148   17,898 |           of the place, or if the particular law provides for it,~also
149   17,898 |       unless this is forbidden by particular law.~
150   18,904 |    encouraged by special norms of~particular law; the Apostolic Roman
151   19,910 |      unless the~common law or the particular law of the Church sui iuris
152   19,934 |          norm of can. 948, unless particular law provides otherwise for
153   20,937 |           is provided for. 2. The particular law of each Church sui iuris
154   20,948 |           With due regard for the particular law, the presiding officer
155   21,986 |   enforcing either common laws or particular laws by~which they are bound
156   21,987 |        either by common law or by particular law of a Church sui~iuris
157   22,996 |         also to be applied to all particular administrative acts which~
158   22,1002|           the recourse unless~the particular law of the proper Church
159   22,1004|     cannot amend it unless~by the particular law of the Church sui iuris
160   22,1006|          according to the~norm of particular law, unless the question
161   23,1012|     persons only according to the particular law of their~own Church
162   23,1013|      within the limits set by~the particular law of his own Church sui
163   23,1021|         eparchy, according to the particular law of the proper Church
164   23,1021|      arranged for the~clergy, the particular law of each Church sui iuris
165   23,1021|           a manner defined by the particular law of its own~Church sui
166   23,1022|          of common law~and of the particular law of their own Church
167   23,1028|            however, it is left to particular law to make this an obligation
168   23,1031|        the manner provided for by particular~law, of the goods given
169   23,1036|    patriarchal Church, unless the particular law of that Church~determines
170   23,1047|   obligation, to be determined by particular law, to arrange from the
171   23,1048|    accepted, are to be defined in particular law.~
172   24,1063|     tribunal by a prescription of particular law.~
173   24,1084|       which are determined in the particular law of the proper Church~
174   24,1100|    appointed for all cases or for particular cases; they can, however,
175   24,1127|         to~the norms specified in particular law concerning this matter.~
176   24,1129|          Canon 1129~1. Unless the particular law of the Church sui iuris
177   24,1152|      under the common law, if the~particular law has determined another
178   25,1192|          is the safest, observing particular law. 2. The~fact and method
179   25,1242|        who is to ask them, unless~particular law provides otherwise.~
180   25,1261|         judge with~due regard for particular law.~
181   25,1340|              Canon 1340~1. Unless particular law of a Church sui iuris
182   26,1378|           legally~provided for in particular places, can be decided by
183   26,1378|      forum, having considered the particular circumstances. 3. Also,
184   26,1388|  something else is established by particular law~approved by the Apostolic
185   27,1405| limitations of his competence. 2. Particular law may add additional penalties
186   27,1405|           or facultative penalty, particular law can establish~in its
187   27,1405|      bishops shall take care that particular penal~laws be uniform in
188   27,1420|    penalties imposed in virtue of particular law or a penal~precept,
189   27,1420|         penal~precept, unless the particular law of a Church sui iuris
190   27,1427|           1. Without prejudice to particular law, a public reprimand
191   29,1491|            unless they were for a particular territory; other laws have~
192   29,1491|           n. 1, laws passed for a particular territory bind those for
193   29,1491|           1) are not bound by~the particular laws of their own territory
194   29,1491|           2) are not~bound by the particular laws of the territory in
195   29,1491|         by the common law and the particular law of their~own Church
196   29,1493|      Included in the designation "particular law" are all the laws, legitimate
197   29,1498|           administrative act in a particular matter does not have the
198   29,1501|      prescription of universal or particular law or a custom is lacking
199   29,1501|         custom is lacking in some particular~matter, the case is to be
200   29,1502|          does not derogate from a particular law nor does~a norm of particular
201   29,1502| particular law nor does~a norm of particular law enacted for a Church
202   29,1502|        iuris derogate~from a more particular norm in force in that same
203   29,1513|         power of dispensing for a~particular case are to interpreted
204   29,1519|         period is prescribed by a particular law of his own Church sui
205   29,1537|           ecclesiastical law in a particular case, can be granted only
206   29,1539|       both the common law and the particular laws of his~own Church sui
207   29,1539|          delay, any hierarch in a particular case can dispense the~Christian