Title, Canon

  1    3,50  |          manner in an ecumenical council. 2. The~college exercises
  2    3,51  |         to convoke an ecumenical~council, to preside over it personally
  3    3,51  |       matters to be~treated in a council and to establish the order
  4    3,51  |          be followed in~the same council; to the questions proposed
  5    3,51  |         Pontiff~the fathers of a council can add other questions,
  6    3,52  |     participate in an~ecumenical council with a deliberative vote.
  7    3,52  |         bishops~to an ecumenical council and determine what part
  8    3,53  |      during the celebration of a~council, it is interrupted by the
  9    3,54  |         Decrees of an ecumenical council do not have obligatory~force
 10    3,54  |          with~the fathers of the council and are confirmed by the
 11    6,155 |        Pontiff and assisted by a council of hierarchs according to
 12    6,156 |  metropolitan cannot convoke the council of hierarchs or ordain bishops.~
 13    6,157 |         the metropolitan~and the council of hierarchs is validly
 14    6,159 |          law; (2) to convoke the~council of hierarchs according to
 15    6,164 |              Canon 164~1. To the council of hierarchs must be called
 16    6,164 |   majority of~the members of the council of hierarchs. 2. Eparchial
 17    6,164 |         deliberative vote in the council of~hierarchs; other bishops
 18    6,165 |   bishops lawfully called to the council of hierarchs are~bound by
 19    6,165 |  obligation to be present at the council, except those who have already
 20    6,165 |        reasons in writing to the council~of hierarchs; the bishops
 21    6,165 |       the opening session of~the council are to decide on the legitimacy
 22    6,165 |          of the members from the council of hierarchs can send~a
 23    6,165 |         After the opening of the council of hierarchs, none of those
 24    6,165 |          by the president~of the council.~
 25    6,166 |   attendance, any~session of the council of hierarchs is canonical
 26    6,166 |     present, are present. 2. The council of hierarchs decides matters
 27    6,167 | expressly treat the~power of the council of hierarchs in making laws
 28    6,167 |      making laws and norms, this~council can also legislate in those
 29    6,167 |         and norms enacted by the council of hierarchs; nor can laws
 30    6,167 |     reception of the acts of the council; the metropolitan is~also
 31    6,167 |          of other actions of the council~of hierarchs. 3. The metropolitan
 32    6,167 |  publication of decisions of the council of~hierarchs. 4. With due
 33    6,167 |          with the consent of the council of hierarchs.~
 34    6,168 |       bishops,~for each case the council of hierarchs is to compose
 35    6,168 |         list, the members of the council of hierarchs, if they judge
 36    6,169 |                    Canon 169~The council of hierarchs is to see that
 37    6,170 |                    Canon 170~The council of hierarchs is to be held
 38    6,170 |       which are reserved to this council or which require the consent
 39    6,170 |      require the consent of this council need to be settled.~
 40    6,171 |                    Canon 171~The council of hierarchs is to draw
 41    6,171 |     provided a secretary for~the council, preparatory commissions,
 42    6,173 |       without the consent of the~council of hierarchs; (3) in a vacant
 43    7,211 |          the patriarch Church~or council of hierarchs must see that
 44    7,225 |          is to be elected by the council for economic affairs.~
 45    7,236 |        consulted the presbyteral council.~
 46    7,238 |       members of the presbyteral council and some~delegates of the
 47    7,238 |        delegates of the pastoral council, if it exists, elected by
 48    7,238 |      exists, elected by the~same council in the manner and number
 49    7,238 |          elected by the pastoral council, if it exists, or designated
 50    7,243 |    eparchial finance officer and council~for economic affairs, chancellor,
 51    7,262 |       consultors and the finance council, is to appoint an eparchial
 52    7,262 |       consultors and the finance council. 3. It is the duty of the~
 53    7,262 |     relationships to the finance council, to administer~the temporal
 54    7,262 |      officer through the~finance council. 5. Can. 232 is to be observed
 55    7,263 |        is to establish a finance council which~consists of a president,
 56    7,263 |          a member of the finance council. 3. Those who are related
 57    7,263 |        membership on the~finance council. 4. In actions of greater
 58    7,263 |         omit hearing the~finance council; the members of the council
 59    7,263 |      council; the members of the council have only a consultative
 60    7,263 |        the document creating the council requires their~consent.
 61    7,263 |          common law,~the finance council is to prepare an annual
 62    7,264 |          Canon 264~A presbyteral council must be established in the
 63    7,265 |        Canon 265~The presbyteral council is to have its own statutes
 64    7,266 |  constitution of~the presbyteral council: (1) an appropriate portion
 65    7,266 |        members who belong to the council in virtue of their offices;~(
 66    7,267 |       members of the presbyteral council the following have active
 67    7,268 |       members to the presbyteral council is to~be determined by the
 68    7,269 |          convoke the presbyteral council, to preside over it and
 69    7,269 |          to hear the presbyteral council in~matters of greater importance
 70    7,269 |      these cases the presbyteral council~need only be consulted.
 71    7,269 |    consulted. 3. The presbyteral council can never~act without the
 72    7,269 |      which have been done in the council itself.~
 73    7,270 |       members of the presbyteral council are to be designated~for
 74    7,270 |       statutes so that the whole council~or some part of it is renewed
 75    7,270 |        is vacant the presbyteral council ceases~and its functions
 76    7,270 |      establish a new presbyteral~council. 3. If the presbyteral council
 77    7,270 |   council. 3. If the presbyteral council is no longer fulfilling~
 78    7,270 |      establish a new presbyteral council within~a year.~
 79    7,271 |       members of the presbyteral council. 5. The eparchial bishop
 80    7,272 |         recommend it, a pastoral council is to be established whose
 81    7,273 |        Canon 273~1. The pastoral council, which is only a consultative
 82    7,273 |         bishop. 2. ~The pastoral council is to be so established
 83    7,273 |      others also to the pastoral council,~even if they are of another
 84    7,273 |        appointed to the pastoral council.~
 85    7,274 |        Canon 274~1. The pastoral council is established for a term
 86    7,274 |       see is vacant the~pastoral council ceases to exist.~
 87    7,275 |          to convoke the pastoral~council according to the needs of
 88    7,276 |       consulting the presbyteral council, to establish,~change and
 89    7,280 |        consulted~the presbyteral council, it is expedient, personal
 90    7,280 |       consulting the presbyteral council. 3. A lawfully established~
 91    7,282 |       consulting the presbyteral council, and with the consent of
 92    7,291 |       consulting the~presbyteral council, to establish regulations
 93    8,319 | eparchial curia, the presbyteral council, the college of~eparchial
 94    8,319 |      consultors and the pastoral council, equitably adjusted~by reason
 95    8,319 |        exarch is to constitute a council of not less than~three members,
 96    8,319 |       members of the presbyteral council insofar as possible~and
 97   10,330 |        the patriarchal~Church or council of hierarchs to set up a
 98   10,334 |          with the consent of the council of hierarchs if that higher~
 99   12,422 |         have their own permanent council, established according to
100   12,422 |          less than six members a council shall be established or
101   12,444 |          with the~consent of the council if the monastery is filial,
102   12,444 |         but after consulting the council if it is a subsidiary one.
103   12,447 |          with the consent of~the council unless the typicon states
104   12,453 |       after having consulted the council. 2. Superiors~themselves
105   12,456 |   superior, after consulting the council,~in another monastery sui
106   12,464 |          with the consent of the council, and that the~profession
107   12,477 |          with the consent of the~council and after notifying the
108   12,482 |          with the~consent of the council, and has lived in a monastery
109   12,485 |          with~the consent of the council, to terminate the eremitical
110   12,488 |          with the consent of the council or~synaxis in accordance
111   12,489 |         sui iuris along with the council. 2. The eparchial~bishop
112   12,490 |          with the consent of the council, for grave reasons~and with
113   12,492 |        her votum and that of~the council, to the Apostolic See. 2.
114   12,496 |        her votum and that of the council, to the eparchial bishop
115   12,497 |      iuris, having consulted~the council, shall in such cases without
116   12,498 |          with the consent of the council,~having immediately put
117   12,499 |          with the consent of the council~according to can. 552, 2
118   12,500 |          with the~consent of the council, which in this instance
119   12,508 |          with the consent of the council.~
120   12,516 |          with the consent of the council.~
121   12,521 |        the consent of his or her council.~
122   12,522 |          with the consent of the council, make~the novitiate in another
123   12,527 |          with the consent of the council, and the profession be received
124   12,534 |          with the consent of the council,~permit a perpetually professed
125   12,544 |        previous consent of their council or, in a~monastery, of the
126   12,544 |       the prior consent of their council or, in a monastery, of the
127   12,545 |          with the consent of the council, on account of special circumstances,
128   12,546 |          with the consent of the council the indult to leave the~
129   12,547 |   superior, having consulted the council, can for a~just cause exclude
130   12,548 |         superior general and the council. The imposition of exclaustration,
131   12,548 |          with the consent of the~council. 2. In other aspects of
132   12,549 |        her votum and that of the council, to the competent~authority.
133   12,551 |    superior having consulted~the council; if it concerns expulsions,
134   12,551 |          with the consent of the~council. If there is danger in delay
135   12,551 |          with the consent of~the council, can expel a member, notifying
136   12,552 |          with the consent of the council unless the dismissal~is
137   14,585 |        patriarchal Church or the~council of hierarchs is to establish
138   15,597 |        gathered in an ecumenical council, exercise their teaching
139   15,621 |        patriarchal Church or the council of hierarchs is competent
140   15,652 |          patriarchal Church, the~council of hierarchs, and the Apostolic
141   15,657 |          with the consent of the council of hierarchs; in other Churches~
142   15,664 |       patriarchal Church, or the council of hierarchs,~or he may
143   15,664 |       patriarchal Church, or the~council of hierarchs to consult.
144   16,671 |        patriarchal Church or the council of hierarchs, Catholic ministers
145   16,709 |        patriarchal Church or~the council of hierarchs is free to
146   16,727 |        patriarchal Church or the council of hierarchs or the Apostolic
147   16,760 |        patriarchal Church or the council of hierarchs determines~
148   16,873 |   consulted with the~presbyteral council, and with the consent of
149   17,898 |          with the consent of the~council of hierarchs, can receive
150   18,904 |   eparchial bishops to~promote a council for ecumenical efforts for
151   18,904 |          cannot a have their own council, there~should be at least
152   22,996 |         Pontiff or an ecumenical council.~
153   23,1012|       the consent of the finance~council, to impose a tax on juridic
154   23,1020|          law and the appropriate council. 3. These prescriptions
155   23,1024|        consulted the appropriate council. 3. Unless and to the extent
156   23,1036|     required of: (1) the finance council and~the college of consultors
157   23,1036|       the~consent of the finance council and the college of consultors
158   23,1049|      parties and the appropriate council.~
159   23,1054|      parties and the appropriate council, with due regard for the
160   26,1391|          this by the presbyteral council after their being proposed
161   27,1408|         Pontiff or an Ecumenical Council to determine otherwise.~