Title, Canon
1 2,37 | baptismal~register of the parish where the baptism was celebrated,
2 2,37 | case may be, in a Latin parish; if this cannot be done,
3 2,37 | document in the archive of the parish of the Church sui iuris
4 7,199 | sui iuris; also, in any parish if possible, the~divine
5 7,277 | office of pastor of a certain parish; the~eparchial bishop, having
6 7,278 | administered and, finally, that~the parish house is properly cared
7 7,279 | Canon 279~A parish is a definite community
8 7,280 | Canon 280~1. Generally, a parish is to be territorial, that
9 7,280 | A lawfully established~parish is a juridic person by the
10 7,281 | shepherd in a determined parish under the~authority of the
11 7,282 | of religious, can erect a parish in the~church of the same
12 7,282 | persons to be attached to~the parish, the financial arrangements,
13 7,283 | in the territory of the parish and are not exempt by~law,
14 7,284 | names them. 2. To entrust a parish to a~member of religious
15 7,285 | bishop is to confer a vacant parish on the one whom he judges
16 7,287 | parochial care of only one parish;~however the care of several
17 7,287 | circumstances. 2. In the same parish there is to be only one
18 7,287 | Church sui iuris allows it, a parish may be entrusted to several
19 7,288 | canonical possession of the parish according to the norm of~
20 7,289 | apostolate, and in~the entire parish community; therefore he
21 7,290 | represents the person of~the parish. 2. Sacred functions of
22 7,291 | other clergy attached to the parish are to be put~into the parish
23 7,291 | parish are to be put~into the parish account unless it is obvious
24 7,291 | of the pastor and other parish clergy according to the
25 7,292 | obligation of residing in the~parish house near the parish church.
26 7,292 | the~parish house near the parish church. However the local
27 7,292 | pastor may be absent from the parish for a maximum of one continual
28 7,292 | wishes to be absent from the parish~beyond a week he is bound
29 7,292 | provide~for the care of the parish by a priest possessing the
30 7,294 | Liturgy for the~people of the parish entrusted to him but is
31 7,295 | Canon 295~In the parish there are to be appropriate
32 7,296 | Canon 296~1. In the parish there are to be parish books,
33 7,296 | the parish there are to be parish books, namely, baptismal,
34 7,296 | to see to~it that these parish books are properly filled
35 7,296 | delegate and sealed with the parish seal. 4. In the parish~there
36 7,296 | the parish seal. 4. In the parish~there is to be an archive
37 7,296 | an archive in which the parish books are kept~along with
38 7,296 | outsiders. 5. The older parish books are also to be preserved~
39 7,298 | Canon 298~If the parish becomes vacant or the pastor
40 7,298 | pastoral function in the parish, the~eparchial bishop is
41 7,299 | The administrator of a parish has the same rights and
42 7,299 | rights of the pastor or harm~parish goods. 3. When he has fulfilled
43 7,300 | Canon 300~1. When the parish is vacant and when the pastor
44 7,300 | an administrator of the parish, the parochial vicar~assumes
45 7,300 | the interim care of the parish; and, if there are several~
46 7,300 | determine at an early date which parish is considered closer to
47 7,300 | considered closer to which parish. 2. The one who assumes
48 7,300 | interim governance of a parish is immediately to inform
49 7,301 | proper pastoral care of the parish. 2. ~A parochial vicar can
50 7,301 | designated either for the whole parish~or for a determined part
51 7,301 | a determined part of the parish. 3. The eparchial~bishop
52 7,302 | within the boundaries of the parish; if conferred upon him,
53 7,302 | obligation of residing in the parish according to the prescriptions
54 10,352 | liturgical celebration, parish administration, dialogue
55 12,480 | Canon 480~A parish cannot be established in
56 15,614 | of the liturgy itself. 2. Parish priests and rectors of churches
57 15,619 | the Christian family, the parish itself and every ecclesial
58 15,624 | deacons attached to the parish~are bound to render their
59 16,687 | is to be celebrated~in a parish church with due regard for
60 16,771 | made~known publicly in the parish church of each candidate
61 16,838 | is to be celebrated in a parish church, or with the~permission
62 16,841 | marriage on that day in his parish. If a spouse was~baptized
63 16,871 | churches and, if possible, parish churches, churches of monasteries
64 16,893 | territorial boundaries of his own parish;~(3) for those who are present
65 17,898 | Church belongs also to the parish~priest, unless this is forbidden
66 19,912 | the territory of a~certain parish or at least of a eparchy,
67 19,912 | the territory of a~certain parish or at least of a eparchy
68 26,1389| can be removed from the parish by the eparchial~bishop.~
69 26,1390| legitimately removed from~his parish are especially the following: (
70 26,1396| all that~pertains to the parish to the one to whom the bishop
71 26,1396| the bishop entrusts the~parish. 2. If there is question
72 26,1396| meanwhile is to provide a parish administrator.~
73 26,1397| be transferred from his parish which he is~governing usefully
74 26,1397| governing usefully to another parish or to another office, the~
75 26,1399| transfer stating that the~parish shall be vacant after the
76 26,1399| bishop is to declare the parish vacant.~
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