Title, Canon

  1    2,36  |      local hierarch or the~proper pastor of the same Church or a
  2    2,37  |          to be kept by the proper pastor in another document in the
  3    2,38  |         the~care of a hierarch or pastor of another Church sui iuris,
  4    3,43  |           the Vicar of Christ and Pastor of the entire~Church on
  5    3,45  |     office (munus) of the supreme pastor of the Church is always~
  6    4,92  |      which are due to the supreme pastor of~the entire Church. 2.
  7    4,143 |        same eparchy, especially a pastor, one from among~the religious
  8    7,177 |          so that, adhering to its pastor and gathered by him~in the
  9    7,238 | protopresbyters; (6) at least one pastor from each district, to~be
 10    7,277 |           manner to the office of pastor of a certain parish; the~
 11    7,279 |   pastoral care in~entrusted to a pastor.~
 12    7,281 |                  Canon 281~1. The pastor is to be a presbyter to
 13    7,281 |        person~cannot validly be a pastor.~
 14    7,282 |         and what are those of the pastor.~
 15    7,283 |         is not to remove from the pastor the partial~or total care
 16    7,284 |          Church sui iuris. 3. The pastor possesses stability in~his
 17    7,285 |           a presbyter to be named pastor it is necessary~that he
 18    7,286 |         competent: (1) to name as pastor a presbyter proposed by
 19    7,286 |        can. 284, 2; (2) to~name a pastor from other presbyters if
 20    7,287 |                    Canon 287~1. A pastor is to have the parochial
 21    7,287 |          be entrusted~to the same pastor due to a dearth of presbyters
 22    7,287 |           there is to be only one pastor; however, if the particular
 23    7,288 |                     Canon 288~The pastor acquires the care of souls
 24    7,289 |         function of teaching, the pastor is~bound by the obligation
 25    7,289 |           the Lord commanded; the pastor~is also to lead the Christian
 26    7,289 |      function of~sanctifying, the pastor is to take care that the
 27    7,289 |        function of governing, the~pastor is first of all to know
 28    7,290 |           all juridic affairs the pastor represents the person of~
 29    7,290 |      funeral rites, belong to the pastor; therefore, parochial vicars
 30    7,290 |         at least presumed, of the pastor himself.~
 31    7,291 |          pastoral function by~the pastor and other clergy attached
 32    7,291 |           the remuneration of the pastor and other parish clergy
 33    7,292 |                  Canon 292~1. The pastor is bound by the obligation
 34    7,292 |       reason to the contrary, the pastor may be absent from the parish
 35    7,292 |      vacation; the days which the pastor~spends once a year in spiritual
 36    7,292 |         his~vacation days; if the pastor wishes to be absent from
 37    7,292 |         during the absence of the pastor.~
 38    7,293 |                     Canon 293~The pastor is to remember to manifest
 39    7,294 |                     Canon 294~The pastor is frequently to celebrate
 40    7,296 |     eparchial bishop himself; the pastor is to see to~it that these
 41    7,296 |           are to be signed by the pastor himself or his~delegate
 42    7,296 |        another suitable time; the~pastor is to take care that they
 43    7,297 |                  Canon 297~1. The pastor ceases from office by resignation
 44    7,297 |           or transfer. 2. ~When a pastor has completed his seventy-fifth
 45    7,297 |           housing of the resigned pastor.~
 46    7,298 |      parish becomes vacant or the pastor is hindered by any~cause
 47    7,299 |     rights and obligations as the pastor unless the eparchial bishop
 48    7,299 |       prejudice the rights of the pastor or harm~parish goods. 3.
 49    7,299 |          render an account to the pastor.~
 50    7,300 |     parish is vacant and when the pastor is absolutely~hindered from
 51    7,300 |        are no vicars, the nearest pastor; the eparchial bishop~is
 52    7,301 |        can~be associated with the pastor whenever it is necessary
 53    7,301 |   prudently judges otherwise, the pastor, or if it concerns a member
 54    7,302 |        under the authority of the pastor; but, unless expressly determined
 55    7,302 |         it, to substitute for the pastor. ~2. In virtue of his office,
 56    7,302 |           the local~hierarch, the pastor within the boundaries of
 57    7,302 |          as the cooperator of the pastor, provides daily a preeminent
 58    7,302 |    pastoral function. Between the~pastor and the parochial vicar
 59    7,302 |         rights to vacation as~the pastor.~
 60    7,306 |    parochial functions unless the pastor~consents or, if the matter
 61    8,320 |        when there is none, to the pastor~senior by presbyteral ordination.
 62   10,323 |          and power of Christ, the Pastor. 2. In virtue of sacred
 63   10,336 |          to fulfill the office of pastor~for all who are in the seminary,
 64   10,346 |           the love of Christ, the Pastor, by the gift of their~lives,
 65   12,470 |           as soon as possible the pastor with whom the baptism of
 66   12,535 |       soon as possible notify the pastor with whom the baptism of
 67   12,542 |         the local hierarch or~the pastor, in order to provide for
 68   12,543 |          or congregation who is a pastor remains~bound by the vows
 69   12,543 |       which concern the office of pastor he enjoys the same rights
 70   15,597 |          authority if, as supreme pastor and teacher of~all the Christian
 71   15,614 |          for a grave reason. 3. A pastor cannot~habitually hand over
 72   15,624 |                  Canon 624~1. The pastor should, keeping to the norms
 73   16,677 |        particular law, the proper pastor of the person to~be baptized,
 74   16,677 |        the permission of the same~pastor or the local hierarch, is
 75   16,678 |  permission cannot be denied by a pastor of a different Church sui
 76   16,678 |      Christian faithful lacking a pastor of the Church sui iuris~
 77   16,686 |        legitimate custom. 2. ~The pastor is to see that the parents
 78   16,689 |                  Canon 689~1. The pastor of the place where the baptism
 79   16,689 |       declaration made before the pastor~and two witnesses; in other
 80   16,690 |       administered neither by the pastor nor in his~presence, the
 81   16,690 |          minister must notify the pastor of the place.~
 82   16,695 |          is obliged~to notify the pastor of the place where the baptism
 83   16,723 |           the local hierarch, the pastor and also the one who~takes
 84   16,723 |        who~takes the place of the pastor is endowed with the faculty
 85   16,739 |           the sick belongs to the pastor, parochial vicar and to
 86   16,771 |           eparchial bishop or the pastor before the sacred~ordination.
 87   16,771 |          bishop shall entrust the pastor~who makes the publication
 88   16,775 |  ordination of each deacon to the pastor where the baptism~of the
 89   16,786 |          they are aware of to the pastor or the local hierarch before
 90   16,787 |                     Canon 787~The pastor who conducted the investigation
 91   16,787 |           authentic document, the pastor who must bless~the marriage
 92   16,788 |   existence of an impediment, the pastor is to defer the~matter to
 93   16,796 |          have the same power: the pastor; another priest endowed
 94   16,828 |         the local hierarch, local pastor,~or a priest who has been
 95   16,829 |         hierarch and the personal pastor, by virtue of their office,
 96   16,830 |        the local hierarch~and the pastor can give the faculty to
 97   16,831 |          1. The local hierarch or pastor licitly blesses a marriage: ~(
 98   16,831 |     permission of the~hierarch or pastor of the domicile or quasi-domicile
 99   16,831 |          be celebrated before the pastor of the groom, unless~either
100   16,838 |          of the local hierarch or pastor, in another sacred~place;
101   16,840 |           the local~hierarch, the pastor, the priest who was granted
102   16,841 |  celebration of the marriage, the pastor of the~place of celebration
103   16,841 |       bishop. 2. Furthermore, the pastor of the~place also is to
104   16,841 |           baptized elsewhere, the pastor is to send the notice of
105   16,841 |           eparchial curia, to the pastor where that spouse's baptism
106   16,842 |          other than by death, the pastor~of the place of celebration
107   16,893 |           subjects, any hierarch, pastor, and local superior of an
108   16,893 |        hierarch; and also a~local pastor within the territorial boundaries
109   19,916 |         or her local hierarch and pastor of the Church sui~iuris
110   19,916 |         common law. 2. The proper pastor of one who has neither an
111   19,916 |          or quasi-domicile is the pastor of the~place where that
112   19,916 |         proper~local hierarch and pastor of a transient is the pastor
113   19,916 |      pastor of a transient is the pastor of his~church and the hierarch
114   19,916 |        staying. 4. If there is no pastor for the Christian~faithful
115   19,916 |      these people can appoint the pastor of another Church sui iuris~
116   19,916 |        after them as their proper pastor, but with the consent~of
117   19,916 |           eparchial bishop of the pastor who is to be appointed. ~
118   23,1051|         book is to be~kept by the pastor or the rector of the church
119   26,1389|          When the ministry of any pastor has become detrimental or
120   26,1390|           The reasons for which a pastor can be legitimately removed
121   26,1390|           or~body which renders a pastor incapable of performing
122   26,1390|   parishioners or aversion to the pastor which are foreseen as~not
123   26,1391|        paternally to persuade the pastor~to resign the pastorate
124   26,1391|     arguments for~removal. 2. The pastor who is a member of a religious
125   26,1392|           1392~A resignation by a pastor can be submitted conditionally
126   26,1393|              Canon 1393~1. If the pastor has not answered within
127   26,1393|     bishop has the~proof that the pastor has received the second
128   26,1393|          any impediment or if the~pastor refuses to resign giving
129   26,1394|             Canon 1394~But if the pastor opposes the cause alleged
130   26,1394|         he is to: ~(1) invite the pastor to organize his challenges
131   26,1394|      determine whether or~not the pastor must be removed and promptly
132   26,1395|               Canon 1395~When the pastor has been removed, the eparchial
133   26,1396|         Canon 1396~1. The removed pastor must abstain from exercising
134   26,1396|          exercising the office~of pastor, vacate the rectory immediately,
135   26,1396|       there is question of a sick pastor who cannot be~transferred
136   26,1396|          bishop cannot name a new pastor but meanwhile is to provide
137   26,1397|        the Church requires that a pastor be transferred from his
138   26,1398|                 Canon 1398~If the pastor does not intend to yield
139   26,1399|      paternal exhortations to the pastor. 2. When this has been done,
140   26,1399|        this has been done, if the pastor~still refuses and the eparchial