Title, Canon

 1    3,53  |         by the law itself until a new Roman~Pontiff orders it
 2    4,76  |         enthronement and~that the new patriarch made a profession
 3    4,76  |          Eastern Churches. 2. The new patriarch must as soon as~
 4    4,131 |         his administration to the new patriarch.~
 5    4,142 |          the law itself until the new patriarch issues a~decree
 6    5,153 |         confirmation is~denied, a new election is to be conducted
 7    7,183 |        the candidates are for the new ballot or who has been~elected,
 8    7,223 |       canonical possession of the new eparchy within~two months
 9    7,231 |   administrator of the eparchy, a new~one is constituted by the
10    7,231 |           to hold office when the new eparchial bishop takes~Canonical
11    7,231 |    possession of the eparchy. The new eparchial bishop~can require
12    7,232 |      election or appointment of a new~finance officer is the competency
13    7,232 |         his administration to the new eparchial bishop, and, after
14    7,237 |          the law itself until the new eparchial bishop issues
15    7,270 |           bishop must establish a new presbyteral~council. 3.
16    7,270 |           but he must establish a new presbyteral council within~
17    7,271 |           their functions until a new college is~established.
18    7,271 |         college by appointment of new~members, otherwise the college
19   10,366 |         himself to service of~the new eparchy according to the
20   10,368 |           consecrated to~God in a new way by sacred ordination,
21   12,410 |          dedicate themselves~by a new and special title through
22   12,487 |  admission of the superior of the new monastery sui iuris with
23   12,488 |          the novitiate nor make a new~profession, and from the
24   12,488 |          make the novitiate nor a new profession, but the effects
25   12,488 |        longer~than a year, in the new monastery. When the probationary
26   12,488 |       enrolled permanently in the~new monastery by the Superior
27   12,508 |        their boundaries, to erect new ones or to suppress erected
28   12,545 |         obey the~superiors of the new religious institute and
29   12,545 |          she transferred. By this new profession one is fully
30   12,545 |        one is fully united to the new~institute, and, if he is
31   12,547 |           he or she cannot make a new profession.~
32   12,562 |   profession, the statutes of the new institute are to~be followed.
33   12,571 |          Apostolic See to approve new forms of consecrated life.
34   12,571 |          shall strive to~discover new gifts of consecrated life
35   15,628 |       Church, which has generated new creatures through baptism,
36   15,634 |           in accordance with that new creature into which they~
37   15,663 |        original text, but not for new~editions or translations.
38   16,675 |         freed from sin, reborn to new life, puts on Christ and
39   16,718 |         sin, intent on entering a new life~through the ministry
40   16,764 |         law; custom introducing a new impediment or contrary to
41   16,783 |        may be~predisposed to that new state. 2. It is strongly
42   16,789 |          sentence to~enter into a new marriage unless the person
43   16,793 |         custom which introduces a new impediment or is contrary
44   16,844 |      renewal of consent must be a new act of the will concerning
45   16,854 |          by the law itself when a new marriage~is celebrated by
46   16,857 |        the right of celebrating a new marriage~with a Catholic
47   20,957 |           group must proceed to a new election~within a month
48   22,1002|       that day by a~decree, and a new recourse can be proposed
49   23,1048|    juridic person can fulfill the new obligation as well as~those
50   24,1088|        remain in office until~the new eparchial bishop provides
51   24,1088|           administrator, when~the new eparchial bishop arrives,
52   25,1188| petitioner can properly draw up a new~libellus and again present
53   25,1190|       that can be determined in a new decree. 2. If the introductory~
54   25,1194|          suit is pending, nothing new is to be introduced.~
55   25,1196|          serious reason through a new decree at the request of
56   25,1272|  available time even by issuing a new citation if necessary.~
57   25,1274|  petitioner who does not obey the new citation, is~presumed to
58   25,1283|         can. 1326, 2,~nn. 1-3, if new proof is not admitted. 2.
59   25,1283|          interested party. 3. The new proofs are to be published
60   25,1320|      prescription of can. 1369, a new~basis for petitioning may
61   25,1320|           partially. 2. Moreover, new proofs are admitted only
62   25,1323|           ex officio to prevent a new introduction of the same
63   25,1325|          an appellate tribunal if new and serious proofs or arguments
64   25,1325|           the presentation of the new proofs and arguments, the
65   25,1325|        settle by decree whether a new presentation of~the case
66   25,1325|       higher~tribunal to obtain a new presentation of the case
67   25,1326|           which undoubtedly prove new~facts which demand a contrary
68   25,1351|       heard, the judge can decree new proofs only in accordance
69   26,1363|      instruction of the case by a new decree if the parties~were
70   26,1368|         ordinary examination of a new grade of trial, after considering
71   26,1369|          at the appellate level a new ground of nullity of the
72   26,1370|        declared~null can contract new marriages immediately after
73   26,1396|          the bishop cannot name a new pastor but meanwhile is
74   28,1469|   whenever it appears to him from new facts and circumstances,
75   28,1479|          arisen~a need to collect new proofs, the tribunal, delaying
76   28,1479|        the case, is to gather the new proofs.~