Title, Canon
1 3,42 | a similar way the Roman Pontiff, successor of Peter, and
2 3,44 | Canon 44~1. The Roman Pontiff obtains full and supreme
3 3,44 | should happen that the Roman Pontiff resigns his office (munus),
4 3,45 | Canon 45~1. The Roman Pontiff, by virtue of his office (
5 3,45 | safeguarded. 2. The Roman Pontiff, in fulfilling the~office (
6 3,45 | sentence or decree of the Roman Pontiff.~
7 3,46 | office (munus) the Roman Pontiff is assisted by the bishops
8 3,46 | established by the Roman Pontiff himself. 2. ~The participation
9 3,46 | established by the Roman Pontiff.~
10 3,48 | applies not~only to the Roman Pontiff but also, unless it is otherwise
11 3,49 | whose head is the Roman Pontiff and whose~members are the
12 3,50 | freely accepted by the Roman Pontiff so~that a truly collegial
13 3,50 | 3. It is for the Roman~Pontiff, in keeping with the needs
14 3,51 | 51~1. It is for the Roman Pontiff alone to convoke an ecumenical~
15 3,51 | It is for the same Roman Pontiff to determine matters to
16 3,51 | questions proposed by the Roman Pontiff~the fathers of a council
17 3,51 | approved~by the same Roman Pontiff.~
18 3,53 | itself until a new Roman~Pontiff orders it to be continued
19 3,54 | are approved by the Roman Pontiff together with~the fathers
20 3,54 | are confirmed by the Roman Pontiff~and promulgated at his order.
21 3,54 | freely~accepted by the Roman Pontiff, in order for its decrees
22 4,57 | the assent of the Roman Pontiff.~
23 4,58 | established by the Roman Pontiff.~
24 4,61 | prior assent of the Roman Pontiff.~
25 4,72 | matter devolves to the Roman Pontiff.~
26 4,76 | Church notifies the Roman Pontiff as soon as possible~about
27 4,76 | communion from the Roman Pontiff~by means of a letter signed
28 4,77 | communion from the Roman Pontiff.~
29 4,78 | law approved by the Roman~Pontiff establishes otherwise.~
30 4,81 | Canon 81~Acts of the Roman Pontiff for the patriarchal Church
31 4,85 | or defer it to the Roman Pontiff. 3. With the consent~of
32 4,86 | are~appointed by the Roman Pontiff outside the territorial
33 4,88 | deferring them to the~Roman Pontiff at any time.~
34 4,91 | praises after the Roman Pontiff by all the bishops and~other
35 4,92 | communion with the~Roman Pontiff, successor of Saint Peter,
36 4,92 | commemoration~of the Roman Pontiff as a sign of full communion
37 4,92 | patriarch to visit~the Roman Pontiff and, according to the norms
38 4,95 | the matter to the Roman Pontiff.~
39 4,98 | prior assent of the Roman Pontiff, the patriarch~can enter
40 4,98 | the approval of the Roman Pontiff.~
41 4,111 | to be sent to the Roman~Pontiff as soon as possible; certain
42 4,126 | consulted with the Roman Pontiff, unless the patriarch approaches
43 4,126 | patriarch approaches the Roman Pontiff directly.~
44 4,128 | immediately~to inform the Roman Pontiff and all the bishops of the
45 4,128 | instruction of~the Roman Pontiff, if one is given, for the
46 4,132 | governance is to notify the Roman~Pontiff as soon as possible of the
47 4,146 | boundaries to the Roman Pontiff,~who solely can authentically
48 4,149 | propose them to the Roman Pontiff for appointment; secrecy~
49 5,153 | Church must notify the Roman~Pontiff through a synodal letter
50 5,153 | election~from the Roman Pontiff. 3. After having obtained
51 5,153 | established by the Roman Pontiff.~
52 6,155 | is appointed by the Roman~Pontiff and assisted by a council
53 6,156 | the pallium from the Roman~Pontiff, which is a sign of his
54 6,156 | sui iuris with the Roman Pontiff. 2. Prior to the imposition
55 6,159 | established by the Roman Pontiff, the metropolitan~is competent: (
56 6,159 | communicate the acts of the Roman~Pontiff to the eparchial bishops
57 6,161 | commemorated after the Roman Pontiff by~all the bishops and other
58 6,162 | commemoration of the Roman Pontiff, and see~that it is done
59 6,163 | metropolitan to visit the Roman~Pontiff frequently; he must make
60 6,173 | possible~notifies the Roman Pontiff of the vacancy of the metropolitan~
61 6,174 | established by the Roman Pontiff.~
62 7,181 | are appointed by the Roman Pontiff without prejudice to~cann.
63 7,182 | law approved by~the Roman Pontiff states otherwise, the synod
64 7,182 | the assent of the Roman Pontiff. 4. The assent of the Roman~
65 7,182 | The assent of the Roman~Pontiff once given for an individual
66 7,184 | candidates which the~Roman Pontiff has already approved, he
67 7,185 | the approval of the Roman~Pontiff, secrecy being observed
68 7,185 | the approval of the Roman Pontiff, the patriarch secretly
69 7,187 | of obedience to the Roman Pontiff and, in~patriarchal Churches,
70 7,204 | the matter to the Roman Pontiff. In other cases~this is
71 7,209 | must commemorate the Roman Pontiff~before all as a sign of
72 7,210 | is submitted to the Roman Pontiff; further, if~the bishop
73 7,220 | patriarchal~Church or by the Roman Pontiff; (3) the patriarch is to
74 7,234 | sometimes entrusted by the Roman Pontiff to an apostolic administrator
75 8,316 | in the name of~the Roman Pontiff or the patriarch, recourse
76 8,318 | exarch appointed by the~Roman Pontiff must present the same report
77 9,322 | been approved by the Roman~Pontiff himself. 4. Each and every
78 10,370 | and~obedience to the Roman Pontiff, the patriarch and the eparchial~
79 10,396 | granted only by the Roman Pontiff.~
80 12,412 | are subject to the Roman Pontiff as their~supreme superior,
81 12,412 | the~apostolate, the Roman Pontiff can by reason of his primacy
82 12,429 | patriarch, legate of the Roman Pontiff, and the Apostolic See,
83 12,431 | obedience only to the Roman Pontiff;~(2) however, having fulfilled
84 12,438 | suspensive recourse to the Roman~Pontiff. 2. Other monasteries sui
85 12,440 | suspensive recourse to the Roman Pontiff; the suppression of other~
86 12,555 | are subject to the Roman Pontiff~as their supreme superior,
87 12,564 | are subject to the Roman~Pontiff as their supreme superior,
88 14,585 | the guidance of the Roman Pontiff. 2. The synod of bishops
89 15,597 | Canon 597~1. The Roman Pontiff, in virtue of his office,
90 15,597 | together with that same Roman~Pontiff in their capacity as authentic
91 15,599 | or morals~which the Roman Pontiff or the college of bishops
92 16,745 | norm of law to~the Roman Pontiff, patriarch or metropolitan,
93 16,862 | be dissolved by the Roman Pontiff~for a just cause, with both
94 17,898 | 898~1. Besides the Roman Pontiff, the patriarch with the
95 17,899 | the consent of the Roman Pontiff, head of the college~of
96 21,984 | 984~1. Besides the Roman Pontiff, a hierarch is understood
97 21,984 | law. 2. Besides the Roman Pontiff, local hierarchs are the
98 22,996 | those issued by~the Roman Pontiff or an ecumenical council.~
99 22,1006| except by appeal to the Roman Pontiff~himself.~ ~
100 23,1008| Canon 1008~1. The Roman Pontiff is the supreme administrator
101 23,1008| supreme authority of~the Roman Pontiff, ownership of temporal goods
102 24,1057| determined by the Roman Pontiff are~to be observed.~
103 24,1058| Canon 1058~The Roman Pontiff is judged by no one.~
104 24,1059| the primacy of the Roman Pontiff, anyone of the~Christian
105 24,1059| judgment before the Roman Pontiff; since he is the~supreme
106 24,1059| recourse made to the Roman~Pontiff, however, does not suspend
107 24,1059| is evident that the Roman~Pontiff has called the case to himself.~
108 24,1060| Canon 1060~1. The Roman Pontiff himself alone has the right
109 24,1060| designated by the Roman Pontiff with due~regard for can.
110 24,1060| confirmed by the Roman~Pontiff without his prior mandate.~
111 24,1061| authority below the Roman Pontiff, are to be judged before
112 24,1064| authority below the~Roman Pontiff, the appeal is to be made
113 25,1310| a sentence of the Roman~Pontiff himself or of the Apostolic
114 27,1408| to the right of~the Roman Pontiff or an Ecumenical Council
115 27,1423| to the right of the Roman Pontiff to reserve to himself or
116 27,1436| as erroneous by the Roman Pontiff or the~college of bishops
117 27,1445| patriarch, or even the Roman Pontiff, the guilty party is to
118 27,1445| is reserved to the Roman Pontiff himself. 2. One who did
119 27,1447| indeed against the Roman Pontiff. 2. One who~has obstructed
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