Title, Canon
1 1,12 | faithful are bound by an obligation in their~own patterns of
2 1,14 | faithful have the right and the obligation of~working so that the divine
3 3,52 | 52~1. It is the right and obligation of all and only the bishops~
4 4,68 | convoked are bound by the grave obligation to be present at the election.
5 4,71 | are bound to the serious obligation of observing secrecy concerning
6 4,83 | regard for the right and obligation of the eparchial bishop
7 4,83 | patriarch~has the right and obligation to conduct a pastoral visitation
8 4,89 | 89~1. It is the right and obligation of the patriarch to exercise~
9 4,97 | due regard~for the primary obligation of the individual eparchial
10 4,104 | are bound by the serious obligation to~attend that same synod
11 4,111 | with due regard for the obligation of~observing secrecy in
12 4,148 | It is the right and the obligation of the patriarch to seek~
13 6,156 | metropolitan~is bound by the obligation to petition the pallium
14 6,165 | are~bound by the serious obligation to be present at the council,
15 7,193 | is bound by the serious~obligation of providing all the things
16 7,197 | bishop, while mindful of the obligation binding him~to manifest
17 7,199 | especially on holy days of obligation, and on other~solemnities
18 7,203 | eparchial bishop is to urge the obligation~by which the faithful are
19 7,204 | bishop, is bound by the obligation of residing in his own~eparchy.
20 7,205 | eparchial bishop is bound by the obligation of canonically visiting
21 7,211 | due regard~for the primary obligation which rests upon the eparchy
22 7,217 | bishops are bound by the~obligation of residing in the eparchy
23 7,252 | deacon and whose principal obligation,~unless otherwise established
24 7,278 | law it is the right and obligation of the protopresbyter~to: (
25 7,278 | protopresbyter is bound~by the obligation of visiting the parishes
26 7,289 | the pastor is~bound by the obligation of preaching the word of
27 7,292 | The pastor is bound by the obligation of residing in the~parish
28 7,302 | otherwise and except for~the obligation mentioned in can. 294, the
29 7,302 | parochial~vicar is bound by the obligation of residing in the parish
30 8,317 | Exarchs are bound by the obligation of visiting the tombs of
31 10,328 | is the proper right and obligation of the Church to train clerics
32 10,328 | her other ministers; this obligation is particularly and~more
33 10,367 | Clerics have, as their first obligation, to announce the Kingdom~
34 10,370 | Clerics are bound by a special obligation to show reverence and~obedience
35 10,378 | Sundays and~holy days of obligation; indeed daily celebration
36 10,381 | clerics are bound~by the obligation to provide assistance to
37 10,390 | clerics are bound by an obligation~on their part to contribute
38 10,396 | a dispensation from the obligation of celibacy, which is granted
39 10,397 | who are not bound by~the obligation of clerical celibacy or,
40 10,397 | a dispensation from this obligation; in other cases the~matter
41 11,403 | regard for the right and obligation to preserve~everywhere their
42 11,404 | persons have the right and obligation of~acquiring a knowledge,
43 11,406 | Lay persons, aware of the obligation set forth in can. 14, should~
44 11,406 | 14, should~know that this obligation has a greater impelling
45 12,412 | superior, being bound by the obligation to obey him also~in virtue
46 12,420 | divert the members from this obligation by any means or to~hinder
47 12,421 | Superiors are bound by a grave obligation to take care that the~members
48 12,488 | transfers in respect to the obligation to make a novitiate and
49 12,528 | member is held by the same obligation to~observe the statutes
50 12,534 | deems it opportune, the obligation for a member to renounce
51 12,545 | the member is bound by the obligation to obey the~superiors of
52 15,614 | rectors of churches have the obligation to take care that a homily
53 15,614 | hand over to another his obligation of preaching to~the people
54 15,618 | are bound by~an equivalent obligation.~
55 15,634 | school has a particular obligation to create an~atmosphere
56 16,686 | Parents are held to the obligation that the infant be baptized
57 16,708 | instructed concerning the~obligation of receiving the Divine
58 16,717 | priests are bound by~the grave obligation of observing the norms of
59 16,733 | penitent for any reason. 2. The obligation~of observing secrecy also
60 16,771 | faithful~are bound by the obligation to reveal impediments, if
61 16,772 | Every candidate for sacred obligation must make a spiritual retreat
62 16,783 | and the primary right and obligation which parents have of doing~
63 16,814 | aware of the promise and~obligation of the Catholic party; (
64 16,840 | also includes the~grave obligation of observing secrecy on
65 16,840 | to revealing it. 2. The obligation of observing secrecy ceases
66 16,880 | 40, 1. 3. Holy days of obligation~common to all the Eastern
67 16,880 | suppresses a holy days~of obligation or transfers them to a Sunday.~
68 16,881 | faithful are bound by the obligation to participate on Sundays
69 16,881 | faithful to fulfill this obligation~more easily, the available
70 16,891 | for the fulfillment of the~obligation has passed, when there is
71 16,892 | of a vow can suspend its~obligation for as long as its fulfillment
72 17,896 | group or an individual, no obligation except what~is necessary
73 19,929 | respecting each and every obligation as well as~the wishes of
74 19,934 | observing secrecy, and this obligation can be insisted upon by~
75 22,999 | being petitioned. 2. The obligation of petitioning the~revocation
76 23,1016| attached a condition or a moral obligation.~
77 23,1020| authority is under the grave obligation to see that~the temporal
78 23,1028| particular law to make this an obligation and to determine more precisely
79 23,1043| must be advised of their~obligation to fulfill the will of the
80 23,1047| with them the long-term obligation, to be determined by particular
81 23,1048| person can fulfill the new obligation as well as~those already
82 23,1052| there is no one~who has an obligation to increase the offering
83 23,1052| the~power of reducing the obligation of celebrating the Divine
84 24,1077| tribunal of the place where the obligation originated or~is to be fulfilled.~
85 24,1094| justice is bound by the obligation~to provide for the public
86 24,1096| the bond is bound by the~obligation to propose and clarify everything
87 24,1144| procurator retains the~right and obligation to appeal unless the mandating
88 24,1161| impose on the person a~prior obligation to compensate for damages
89 25,1227| without risk of~violating the obligation to observe secrecy. 2. Nonetheless,~
90 25,1229| following are exempted from the obligation to~answer: (1) clerics in
91 25,1243| the witness the~serious obligation to tell the whole truth
92 25,1285| is required but~with the obligation of secrecy if it exists.
93 25,1318| indivisible or it is a joint obligation. 3. If an appeal is~filed
94 25,1342| limit for fulfilling the obligation, which,~however, is not
95 27,1409| excessive; (4) suspend the obligation of observing the penalty
96 27,1432| else, carries with it the obligation of restoring whatever was~
97 28,1484| which does not take away the obligation of repairing the~damages.~
98 30,1542| right of visitation~and the obligation of obedience if it should
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