Title, Canon
1 1,8 | structure by the bonds of profession of faith, of the sacraments~
2 4,76 | the new patriarch made a profession of faith and the promise~
3 5,153| archiepiscopal Church, must make a profession of faith and promise to
4 7,187| the candidate is to make a profession of~faith and a promise of
5 7,220| eparchy, after making the profession of faith in the presence~
6 7,296| sacred~orders or perpetual profession in a religious institute;
7 10,371| they may exercise a civil profession the permission of their
8 12,428| an eparchy, by perpetual profession.~
9 12,431| other obligations of his profession, except those which he himself
10 12,431| or exarch: (1) if~through profession he lost the capacity of
11 12,431| or order; (2) ~if through profession he did not lose the ownership
12 12,450| monastery which has temporary profession, in which instance 17~years
13 12,450| by the bond of religious profession or by another sacred bond
14 12,457| monasteries in which a temporary profession precedes final profession,
15 12,457| profession precedes final profession, one year is sufficient.
16 12,461| novice shall be admitted to profession if judged suitable,~otherwise
17 12,462| definitively assumed with perpetual~profession, which includes the three
18 12,462| poverty. 2. In the making of profession the prescriptions of the
19 12,463| different degrees of monastic profession, with due regard~for the
20 12,463| the juridic force of the profession according to common law.~
21 12,464| validity of perpetual monastic profession it is required: ~(1) that
22 12,464| the~novice be admitted to profession by the superior of the proper~
23 12,464| the council, and that the~profession be received by the same
24 12,464| by another; (3) that the profession be expressed and made without~
25 12,464| for the validity of the profession be fulfilled.~
26 12,465| common law for temporary profession has~force also with respect
27 12,465| monasteries in which such a profession~in accordance with the typicon
28 12,465| typicon precedes perpetual profession.~
29 12,466| Canon 466~Perpetual monastic profession renders acts that are contrary
30 12,467| candidate for perpetual monastic profession must, within~sixty days
31 12,467| sixty days prior to the profession, renounce in favor of whomever~
32 12,467| possesses on condition that the profession subsequently takes place;
33 12,467| invalid. ~2. As soon as the profession has been made, all necessary
34 12,468| the member after perpetual profession in virtue of any title are
35 12,468| member incurred after final profession~with the permission of the
36 12,469| 469~Having made perpetual profession, a member loses by the law
37 12,470| certifying that perpetual profession has been made,~signed by
38 12,470| the one who received the profession,~even by delegation, shall
39 12,472| they have made perpetual profession, and in accordance with
40 12,482| from the day of perpetual profession.~
41 12,488| novitiate nor make a new~profession, and from the day of the
42 12,488| to make a novitiate and profession. If there is no provision
43 12,488| the novitiate nor a new profession, but the effects take place
44 12,491| obligations of the monastic profession which are compatible with~
45 12,493| obligations arising from profession, but not from the ones that
46 12,493| through the novitiate and profession again~as if he or she had
47 12,495| member who, after making profession, has unlawfully left the~
48 12,496| One who during temporary profession wishes to leave the~monastery
49 12,499| dismissed during temporary profession by the superior of the monastery
50 12,502| obligations stemming from monastic profession cease by the law itself;
51 12,504| they are not monks, make~a profession which is equivalent to monastic
52 12,504| is equivalent to monastic profession. 2. A~congregation is a
53 12,504| not equivalent to~monastic profession, but have their own force
54 12,513| required~after perpetual profession, to be determined by the
55 12,513| least ten~years from first profession. 2. If it is the case of
56 12,523| for the validity of the profession.~
57 12,524| least ten years from first profession,~outstanding in prudence,
58 12,525| before making temporary profession, must cede to whomever he
59 12,525| she will be~bound by the profession, the administration of the
60 12,526| Canon 526~1. The temporary profession, with the three vows of
61 12,526| in~the statutes. 2. This profession can be repeated several
62 12,527| the validity of temporary profession it is required: (1) ~that
63 12,527| the novice be admitted to profession by the competent superior
64 12,527| of the council, and the profession be received by the same
65 12,527| through another; (3) that the profession be expressed and made without~
66 12,527| for the validity of the profession be fulfilled.~
67 12,529| Canon 529~1. Temporary profession renders acts contrary to
68 12,529| but not invalid. 2. This profession does not deprive~the member
69 12,529| expiration of temporary profession, whatever offices held by
70 12,530| at least before perpetual profession the member~shall freely
71 12,531| Canon 531~By perpetual profession member assume definitively
72 12,532| the validity of perpetual profession is required, in addition~
73 12,532| been a period of~temporary profession in accordance with can.
74 12,533| In orders the perpetual profession is equivalent to the perpetual~
75 12,533| to the perpetual~monastic profession, hence cann. 466-468 are
76 12,534| canonical effects of perpetual profession remain the same as those
77 12,534| in can. 529 for temporary profession, except if otherwise provided
78 12,534| done prior to perpetual~profession.~
79 12,535| 1. In making any kind of profession, the prescriptions of the~
80 12,535| document certifying that~the profession has been made, signed by
81 12,535| the one who received the profession, even by delegation, shall~
82 12,535| is the case of perpetual profession, the major superior must
83 12,543| and the obligations of his profession as well~as of the statutes
84 12,545| transfer shall publicly make profession according to~the statutes
85 12,545| transferred. By this new profession one is fully united to the
86 12,545| thus far made temporary profession,~shall make a temporary
87 12,545| shall make a temporary profession in the same manner for at
88 12,545| member does not make~the profession in the religious institute
89 12,545| the meantime the time of profession has expired. 4. ~In respect
90 12,547| or from making perpetual profession. 2. ~Physical or psychic
91 12,547| contracted after temporary~profession, which in the judgment of
92 12,547| the~renewal of temporary profession or the making of perpetual
93 12,547| the making of perpetual profession, unless the infirmity was
94 12,547| or she cannot make a new profession.~
95 12,562| institute; with~respect to profession, the statutes of the new
96 12,563| themselves totally to God by profession of the~three evangelical
97 16,894| before monastic or religious profession are suspended~while the
98 17,897| Catholic Church with only the~profession of the Catholic faith, after
99 20,956| person who is senior by first~profession. 2. The person who presides
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