Title, Canon

 1 Prel,3   |  although it often refers to the prescriptions of liturgical books, does
 2 Prel,4   |        form not withstanding any prescriptions of the Code~to the contrary.~
 3    1,17  |     worship God according to~the prescriptions of their own Church sui
 4    1,24  |    judged in accordance~with the prescriptions of the law to be applied
 5    4,75  |       patriarch according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books;
 6    4,91  |         clerics according to the prescriptions of the liturgical~books.~
 7    4,92  |         praises according to the prescriptions~of the liturgical books
 8    4,135 |         praises according to~the prescriptions of the liturgical books.~
 9    6,159 |        faithful execution of the prescriptions which are contained in~these
10    6,161 |        praises, according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books.~
11    6,162 |        praises, according to the prescriptions of the liturgical~books.~
12    7,196 |       also to take care that the prescriptions of the~law concerning the
13    7,199 |         ordered according to the prescriptions and legitimate customs of~
14    7,200 |         himself according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books
15    7,209 |         praises according to the prescriptions of~the liturgical books
16    7,209 |         praises according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books.~
17    7,218 |                    Canon 218~The prescriptions of cann. 210 and 211, 2
18    7,230 |       the eparchy, observing the prescriptions~of the particular law which
19    7,274 |          a term according to~the prescriptions of the statutes which are
20    7,278 |      celebrated~according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books,
21    7,302 |          parish according to the prescriptions of the eparchial bishop
22    7,309 |          church according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books
23   10,369 |     established according to the~prescriptions of the particular law.~
24   11,404 |        degrees. 3. Likewise, the prescriptions as to the~required suitability
25   11,409 |          with due regard for the prescriptions of civil law; they likewise
26   12,432 |          iuris, must observe the prescriptions of this latter~Church, save
27   12,432 |      latter~Church, save for the prescriptions of the typicon or statutes~
28   12,450 |         450~Without prejudice to prescriptions of the typicon which require~
29   12,453 |     conduct and suitability, the prescriptions of the typicon shall~be
30   12,456 |           cannot comply with the prescriptions on the~formation of novices,
31   12,456 |      monastery in which the same prescriptions are~conscientiously observed.~
32   12,462 |         making of profession the prescriptions of the typicon and the liturgical
33   12,473 |        which are excluded by the prescriptions of the liturgical books.
34   12,515 |       prior consultation. 3. The prescriptions of cann. 947-960 as well
35   12,535 |          kind of profession, the prescriptions of the~statutes shall be
36   12,540 |         habit of the members the prescriptions of the~statutes, and outside
37   12,556 |    provinces or houses, the same prescriptions as those established for
38   12,558 |         shall be governed by the~prescriptions of cann. 424, 425, and 516.
39   15,659 |         without prejudice to the prescriptions of institutes of~consecrated
40   16,667 |        to observe diligently the prescriptions of the~Church in conscientiously
41   16,674 |      according to the liturgical prescriptions of his own Church sui iuris,
42   16,683 |         according the liturgical prescriptions of the Church sui iuris
43   16,687 |   private homes according to the~prescriptions of particular law or with
44   16,699 |      presbyters according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books.
45   16,701 |          while observing all the prescriptions of the liturgical books
46   16,704 |        excluded according to the prescriptions of~the liturgical books
47   16,710 | chrismation with holy myron, the prescriptions of the liturgical books
48   16,714 |       faithful observance of the prescriptions of the liturgical books
49   16,720 |        of necessity with~general prescriptions having taken counsel with
50   16,736 |          with due regard for the prescriptions of particular~law. 2. Due
51   16,742 |     carried out according to the prescriptions of the liturgical books;~
52   16,828 |        according,~however to the prescriptions of the following canons,
53   16,836 |      celebration of marriage the~prescriptions of the liturgical books
54   16,858 |         not, while observing~the prescriptions of the canons on mixed marriages.~
55   16,881 |     Liturgy, or according to the prescriptions or legitimate customs of
56   19,910 |    designation of guardians,~the prescriptions of the civil law are to
57   19,917 |          with due regard for the~prescriptions of cann. 913 and 915.~
58   19,927 |      have been consulted and the prescriptions which are laid down in the
59   20,975 |           in accordance with the prescriptions of~law, an office has been
60   21,982 |    faculties are governed by the prescriptions for~delegated power. 2.
61   21,995 |                    Canon 995~The prescriptions of law concerning executive
62   23,1016|           with due regard to the prescriptions of can. 1042, the~permission
63   23,1020|          with due regard~for the prescriptions of civil law which safeguard
64   23,1020|    appropriate council. 3. These prescriptions are to be observed even
65   23,1020|          the observance of these prescriptions.~
66   23,1028|       necessary; (2) observe the prescriptions of~both canon and civil
67   23,1040|        alienated contrary to the prescriptions of canon law, but the alienation
68   23,1042|                   Canon 1042~The prescriptions of cann. 1035 -1041 must
69   23,1043|         life or at death. 2. The~prescriptions of civil law are as far
70   23,1043|          of the Church; if these prescriptions are not observed, the heirs
71   23,1054|          as possible and for the prescriptions of can. 1052. 3. In~other
72   24,1162|          a possessory action the prescriptions of the civil law of the
73   24,1171|          special mandate, or the prescriptions of cann. 1169 and 1170 were
74   25,1188|      standing in court; (3) ~the prescriptions of can. 1187, nn. 1-3 have
75   25,1239|          with due regard for the prescriptions of~cann. 1071 and 1128.~
76   25,1291|          with due regard for the~prescriptions of the law concerning the
77   25,1349|          with due regard for~the prescriptions of can. 1071. 2. The party
78   25,1356|       the mode of procedure, the~prescriptions of the canons concerning
79   26,1370|       the local hierarch. 2. The prescriptions~of can. 1325 must be observed,
80   26,1380|                   Canon 1380~The prescriptions of can. 1359, nn. 2 and
81   26,1400|        In cases of transfer, the prescriptions of can. 1396, are to be~
82   27,1459|         upon someone against the prescriptions of the canons, is to be
83   27,1466|    business or trade against the~prescriptions of the canons is to be punished