Title, Canon

  1    1,21  |       Those who are engaged in the sacred disciplines enjoy a lawful~
  2    7,180 |    doctorate or licentiate in some~sacred science or at least be an
  3    7,200 |     eparchial bishop can celebrate sacred functions in the entire~
  4    7,205 |             Catholic institutions, sacred things and places within
  5    7,247 |            least be expert in some sacred science, of sound~doctrine,
  6    7,271 |            itself who is senior by sacred ordination. 6. Whenever~
  7    7,278 |      condition of the churches and sacred furnishings are carefully
  8    7,278 |      appropriate for~promoting the sacred sciences and pastoral affairs; (
  9    7,278 |         died the books, documents, sacred furnishings and other things
 10    7,290 |           person of~the parish. 2. Sacred functions of greater importance,
 11    7,296 |         can. 840, 3, adoption, and sacred~orders or perpetual profession
 12    7,307 |       church to celebrate specific sacred functions, even parochial
 13    7,308 |        sacraments~or perform other sacred functions in the church;
 14    7,309 |         and the good appearance of~sacred furnishings and buildings
 15   10,323 |       Clerics, who are also called sacred ministers, are Christian~
 16   10,323 |            Holy Spirit received in sacred~ordination to be ministers
 17   10,323 |            Pastor. 2. In virtue of sacred ordination clerics are distinguished
 18   10,325 |             Canon 325~In virtue of sacred ordination clerics are distinguished
 19   10,326 |           the degrees of orders by sacred ordination itself; but they
 20   10,327 |      exercise the functions of the sacred liturgy, they are governed~
 21   10,329 |        vocations especially to the sacred~ministries belongs to the
 22   10,331 |         signs of a vocation to the sacred ministry are to be instructed
 23   10,331 |        steadfastly undertaking the sacred ministries is more fully~
 24   10,340 |    disciplines. 3. Teachers of~the sacred sciences, having followed
 25   10,344 |         useful for undertaking the~sacred ministry; care is generally
 26   10,346 |           1. Those aspiring to the sacred ministry are to be formed
 27   10,346 |         instruction concerning the sacred ministries and~exhortations
 28   10,347 |           solid instruction in the sacred~sciences, so that educated
 29   10,350 |            2. It is necessary that Sacred Scripture be as the soul~
 30   10,350 |             and must influence all sacred disciplines;~therefore in
 31   10,351 |          Canon 351~Teachers of the sacred sciences, since they teach
 32   10,356 |            those to be promoted to sacred~orders.~
 33   10,362 |            if he had exercised the sacred~ministry there.~
 34   10,368 | consecrated to~God in a new way by sacred ordination, so that they
 35   10,372 |    formation which is required for sacred~orders clerics are not to
 36   10,372 |          devoting attention to the sacred~sciences. Indeed they are
 37   10,372 |         suitable for promoting~the sacred sciences and pastoral matters.
 38   10,372 |           more intimately with the sacred sciences, such as those
 39   10,380 |       concern for vocations to the sacred~ministry and to the life
 40   10,394 |         has been validly received, sacred ordination never becomes
 41   10,394 |         declares~the invalidity of sacred ordination; (2) by the legitimate
 42   10,396 |            which the invalidity of sacred ordination~has been declared,
 43   11,403 |   advantage so recommend, and when sacred ministers are lacking, certain
 44   11,403 |           certain functions~of the sacred ministers may be committed
 45   11,404 |            deeper knowledge of the sacred sciences which are~taught
 46   11,404 |     receive a mandate to teach the sacred sciences from~competent
 47   12,437 |            a church and to perform sacred ministries as well as to
 48   12,450 |           profession or by another sacred bond to an institute of
 49   12,471 |     developed through the study of sacred doctrine and the~acquisition
 50   12,471 |    formation of monks destined for sacred orders is to proceed~according
 51   12,472 |            dimissorial letters for sacred orders to his members, after
 52   12,493 |        ones that are attached to a sacred order if he is in sacred
 53   12,493 |           sacred order if he is in sacred orders. 2. If a member who
 54   12,494 |           perpetual vows who is in sacred orders, if he has~obtained
 55   12,494 |         the world, cannot exercise sacred orders until he has found
 56   12,498 |       monastery who has received a sacred order is~forbidden to exercise
 57   12,502 |      member had been promoted~to a sacred order, can. 494 is to be
 58   12,505 |   exercises the ministry proper to~sacred orders, and is recognized
 59   12,536 |       members who are destined for sacred orders is to~proceed according
 60   12,537 |            dimissorial letters for sacred orders to perpetually professed~
 61   12,549 |            to a member who is in a sacred order, can.~494 is to be
 62   12,554 |       evangelical~counsels by some sacred bond but not by religious
 63   12,555 |      obliged also in virtue~of the sacred bond of obedience.~
 64   12,562 |            is to dispense from the sacred~bond.~
 65   12,563 |     statutes, strengthened by some sacred bond recognized by the Church; (
 66   12,564 |         obey~also in virtue of the sacred bond of obedience.~
 67   12,568 |     authority to also dissolve the sacred~bond.~
 68   14,584 |           own liturgical rites, in sacred art, in particular law,
 69   14,591 |         that: (1) vocations to~the sacred ministries are prudently
 70   14,591 |           valid cooperators of the sacred ministers, they can fittingly
 71   15,596 |    collaborators of the~bishops by sacred orders and by those who,
 72   15,596 |           those who, though not in sacred~orders, have received the
 73   15,598 |        under the leadership of the sacred magisterium; therefore,
 74   15,606 |        with their expertise in the sacred and related~sciences as
 75   15,607 |           vitally nourished by~the Sacred Scripture and is to be based
 76   15,607 |    Scripture and is to be based on sacred tradition; the~celebration
 77   15,608 |      according to the grade of~his sacred order, have as their foremost
 78   15,614 |          living are~expounded from Sacred Scripture, is strongly recommended
 79   15,615 |          so that special series of~sacred preaching are held at suitable
 80   15,648 |            cultivate and teach the sacred sciences and related~subjects,
 81   15,655 |       ought to have easy access to Sacred~Scriptures. Therefore suitable
 82   15,655 |      purposes~only editions of the Sacred Scripture with ecclesiastical
 83   15,663 |            case of editions of the Sacred~Scriptures or other books
 84   15,665 |            in keeping with genuine sacred art~or books that are not
 85   16,667 |     Christian faithful, especially sacred~ministers, are to observe
 86   16,672 |    chrismation with holy myron and~sacred ordination cannot be repeated.
 87   16,706 |          In the Divine Liturgy the sacred gifts which are offered
 88   16,743 |        working of the Holy Spirit, sacred ministers are constituted,
 89   16,744 |         bishop validly administers sacred ordination by the imposition
 90   16,748 |        Canon 748~1. With regard to sacred ordination, for one who
 91   16,748 |        himself; with regard to the sacred ordination of one who~is
 92   16,749 |      prohibited from celebrating a~sacred ordination without the permission
 93   16,754 |    baptized man is able to receive sacred ordination validly.~
 94   16,756 |           force someone to receive sacred orders or to deter someone
 95   16,757 |        refuses to receive a higher sacred order, cannot validly~be
 96   16,757 |     prohibited from exercising the sacred order already received,~
 97   16,758 |           harmony with receiving a sacred order; (3) the age prescribed
 98   16,758 |           admitting married men to sacred orders.~
 99   16,761 |        that he is ready to receive sacred orders and that he~accepts
100   16,761 |      admitted for the reception of sacred orders.~
101   16,762 |         are impeded from receiving sacred orders: (1) ~a person who
102   16,762 |         existing matrimonial bond, sacred orders or a public perpetual
103   16,763 |            impeded from exercising sacred orders: (1) a~person who
104   16,763 |            illegitimately received sacred orders while under an~impediment
105   16,763 |          impediment from receiving sacred orders; (2) a person who
106   16,763 |       permits~the exercise of that sacred order.~
107   16,764 |            receiving or exercising sacred orders cannot be~established
108   16,767 |            receiving or exercising sacred orders except in the following
109   16,767 |           can licitly exercise the sacred orders already received,
110   16,768 |        from impediments to receive~sacred orders is valid for all
111   16,769 |         who admits a candidate for sacred ordination~should obtain: (
112   16,769 |            certificate of the last sacred ordination or, if it~is
113   16,769 |           is the case of the first sacred ordination, a certificate
114   16,770 |           is worthy of receiving a~sacred order, can agree to this
115   16,771 |        names of the candidates for sacred orders are to be made~known
116   16,771 |           or the pastor before the sacred~ordination. 3. The eparchial
117   16,772 |            772~Every candidate for sacred obligation must make a spiritual
118   16,773 |                          Canon 773~Sacred ordinations should be celebrated
119   16,774 |             Canon 774~1. After the sacred ordination has been celebrated,
120   16,774 |          the place and date of~the sacred ordination are to be recorded
121   16,774 |            the registration of the sacred ordination is recorded in
122   16,781 |      marriage be celebrated with a sacred rite.~
123   16,796 |       except the impediment of the sacred order of priesthood. 2.
124   16,828 |        which are celebrated with a~sacred rite, in the presence of
125   16,828 |         rite which is considered a sacred rite is the intervention
126   16,838 |     hierarch or pastor, in another sacred~place; however, it cannot
127   16,867 |            sacramentals, which are sacred signs, by which~in imitation
128   16,868 |                          Canon 868~Sacred places, which are destined
129   16,872 |           are taken to protect~the sacred and precious objects.~
130   16,886 |         The practice of displaying sacred icons or images in churches
131   16,887 |                       Canon 887~1. Sacred icons or precious images,
132   16,887 |            for cann. 1034-1041. 2. Sacred~icons or precious images
133   16,888 |           is not permitted to sell sacred relics. 2. Significant~relics,
134   17,899 |        Church can exercise his own sacred~order according to the norms
135   20,956 |           elected who is senior by sacred ordination, or, among religious,
136   21,979 |            those who have received~sacred orders are capable of the
137   23,1018|                      Canon 1018~If sacred objects, that is, those
138   24,1084|       cases concerning the bond of sacred ordination; (2) cases concerning
139   24,1096|          concerning the nullity of sacred ordination or the nullity
140   24,1154|    suspension from~the exercise of sacred ministry or removal from
141   25,1229|           in connection with their sacred ministry; civil officials,~
142   26,1385|          to impugn the validity of sacred ordination.~
143   26,1386|          attacking the validity of sacred ordination~must be sent
144   26,1387|           confirmed the nullity of sacred ordination the cleric loses
145   27,1430|        Deprivation of the power~of sacred orders is not possible,
146   27,1441|         Canon 1441~Whoever employs sacred objects for profane use
147   28,1473|       accused from the exercise~of sacred orders, an office, ministry
148   30,1542|         requires the exercise of a sacred~order, according to the