Title, Canon
1 4,57 | patriarchal Church must~have a permanent see for the residence of
2 4,65 | with~the consent of the permanent synod. 2. The synod of bishops
3 4,82 | will not fail to~hear the permanent synod, the synod of bishops
4 4,83 | with the consent of the permanent synod,~the patriarch can
5 4,85 | With the consent~of the permanent synod, the patriarch can
6 4,90 | with the consent of the permanent synod, in the act of~establishment
7 4,95 | having consulted with the permanent synod~unless there is danger
8 4,100 | without the~consent of the permanent synod. If the matter is
9 4,100 | episcopal members of the permanent synod, then the bishops
10 4,102 | with the consent~of the permanent synod, others can be invited
11 4,106 | with the consent of the permanent~synod, judges it necessary; (
12 4,112 | having consulted with the permanent synod.~
13 4,114 | which is comprised of the permanent synod, the bishops of the
14 4,115 | Canon 115~1. The permanent synod is comprised of the
15 4,115 | the~impeded members of the permanent synod.~
16 4,116 | patriarch is to convoke the permanent synod and to preside over
17 4,116 | impeded or does not attend the permanent synod, the senior member
18 4,116 | can. 115, 3. ~3. If the permanent synod must decide a matter
19 4,118 | Canon 118~Voting in the permanent synod must be secret in
20 4,119 | to the competence of the permanent~synod is to be decided while
21 4,119 | matter is reserved to the permanent synod unless the patriarch
22 4,119 | with the consent of the permanent synod judges it opportune
23 4,120 | Canon 120~The permanent synod must be convoked at
24 4,121 | patriarchal Church, the permanent synod cannot be constituted,
25 4,121 | patriarch~act in lieu of the permanent synod for as long as the
26 4,122 | with the consent of the permanent synod,~is to name a patriarchal
27 4,122 | danger in~delay, of the permanent synod. 3. The patriarchal
28 4,122 | written report annually to the permanent~synod on administration
29 4,122 | whenever it is requested by~the permanent synod. 4. The synod of bishops
30 4,127 | bishops who are members of the permanent synod.~
31 4,141 | with the consent of the permanent synod or the synod of bishops
32 7,186 | with~the consent of the permanent synod. 2. Observing secrecy,
33 7,210 | needs the consent of the permanent synod, unless a~request
34 7,213 | after having consulted the permanent synod, determines the rights
35 7,220 | otherwise after consulting the permanent synod. If the~month elapses
36 7,231 | with the consent of the permanent synod, otherwise, it is
37 7,232 | otherwise, having consulted the permanent synod. In other cases~the
38 7,233 | patriarch with consent of the permanent synod in eparchies located
39 8,314 | patriarch after consulting the~permanent synod, without prejudice
40 10,357 | with the consent of the permanent synod. 2. What is established
41 10,363 | without the consent of the permanent synod; the patriarchal exarch
42 10,397 | danger in delay, of the permanent synod, can grant the removal
43 12,422 | Superiors are to have their own permanent council, established according
44 12,438 | with the consent of the permanent synod and at the request
45 12,440 | needs the consent of the permanent synod.~
46 12,486 | with the consent of the permanent synod,~concede the status
47 12,506 | with the consent of the permanent~synod and after consulting
48 12,506 | obtained the consent of the permanent synod.~
49 12,507 | with the consent of the permanent synod and of the Apostolic
50 13,575 | after consultation with his permanent synod, or the metropolitan
51 13,579 | with the consent of the permanent synod.~
52 13,583 | with the consent of his permanent synod; or~by the metropolitan
53 15,645 | university students on a permanent basis.~
54 16,819 | ignorant that marriage is a permanent consortium between a man
55 16,888 | with the consent of the permanent synod, with due regard~for
56 19,928 | patriarch, having consulted the permanent synod, to~suppress juridic
57 23,1036| with the consent of the permanent synod,~for the goods of
58 23,1036| who has the consent of the permanent synod for goods of a juridic~
59 23,1036| who has the consent of the permanent synod for~those goods of
60 23,1037| 1) the counsel of~the permanent synod if the value of the
61 23,1037| 2) the consent of the permanent synod if the~value of the
62 23,1054| with the consent of the~permanent synod.~ ~
63 24,1062| with~the consent of the permanent synod is to substitute another~
64 24,1062| with the consent of the~permanent synod. 3. This tribunal
65 24,1063| with the consent~of the permanent synod; the president, the
66 24,1084| patriarch, having consulted the permanent synod, can permit the eparchial
67 24,1087| patriarch, having consulted~the permanent synod, or the metropolitan
68 24,1127| the tribunal is to be in a~permanent place which is open during
69 24,1148| Insofar as it is possible, permanent advocates are to be appointed
70 24,1152| committed, or, in the case of a permanent and habitual delict, from~
71 26,1390| communion; (2) incompetence or a permanent infirmity of mind or~body
72 27,1406| with the consent of the permanent~synod. 2. A warning containing
73 27,1453| in concubinage or gives permanent scandal~by publicly sinning
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