Title, Canon

 1    4,64  |          someone to be considered~suitable for the patriarchal dignity
 2    6,168 |           least three of the more suitable candidates and send the
 3    7,180 |           person to be considered suitable for the episcopate, it is
 4    7,182 |           Canon 182~1. Candidates suitable for the episcopate can be
 5    7,182 |    findings to the patriarch at a suitable time prior to the convocation
 6    7,183 |          they~consider worthy and suitable before the Lord. 3. For
 7    7,211 |           hierarchs must see that suitable and dignified support is
 8    7,220 |          to see that a worthy and suitable eparchial bishop be assigned
 9    7,233 |           or~syncellus or another suitable priest designated by the
10    7,233 |         of a protosyncellus. At a suitable time the eparchial~bishop
11    7,240 |         in~that assembly. 2. At a suitable time the eparchial bishop
12    7,240 |         is also to see that, at a suitable time, all who are summoned
13    7,263 |      bishop himself, and~of other suitable persons expert even if possible,
14    7,273 |      Christian faithful, if it is suitable, the~eparchial bishop can
15    7,284 |          superior is to propose a suitable~priest of his institute
16    7,285 |         on the one whom he judges suitable without any partiality;
17    7,296 |          visitation or at another suitable time; the~pastor is to take
18    7,297 |      iuris, is to provide for the~suitable support and housing of the
19    7,301 |       whenever it is necessary or suitable for fulfilling the proper
20    7,305 |         of religious to propose a suitable priest of his institute
21    8,315 |       petition from the patriarch suitable~presbyters to undertake
22   10,331 |        who are already considered suitable by certain signs for~steadfastly
23   10,332 |           so that, whether by the suitable number of students or the
24   10,340 |         there are~to be on hand a suitable number of teachers properly
25   10,340 |      major seminaries, possessing suitable academic degrees. 2. The
26   10,344 |          of life. 2. ~Assisted by suitable spiritual direction students
27   10,349 |          of God, and be~made more suitable for carrying out the ministry
28   10,361 |        long as he is~prepared and suitable for carrying out the ministry
29   10,366 |          secretly if appropriate, suitable testimonials concerning
30   10,368 |         that they may become~more suitable instruments of Christ, the
31   10,372 |           the hierarch has judged suitable for promoting~the sacred
32   10,374 |       particular law to establish suitable~means for pursuing this
33   10,380 |   preaching, catechesis and other suitable~means, but especially by
34   10,385 |       first provide for~their own suitable sustenance and for the fulfillment
35   10,390 |       Clerics have the right to a suitable sustenance and to receive
36   10,390 |    families, if they are married, suitable pension funds, social~security
37   10,391 |          purpose of pursuing ends suitable to the clerical state. However,
38   11,404 |         of~acquiring a knowledge, suitable to their capacity and condition,~
39   12,421 |       state, and they are to make suitable provision for their personal
40   12,456 |          under the~direction of a suitable member. 2. In order that
41   12,459 |         the virtues, to engage in suitable exercises to root out vices
42   12,461 |           to profession if judged suitable,~otherwise the novice is
43   12,461 |       remains~whether a novice is suitable, the time of novitiate can
44   12,514 |           It shall be provided in suitable~norms of the statutes that
45   12,515 |           that this be done after suitable prior consultation. 3. The
46   12,539 |    superiors shall see to it that suitable confessors are~available
47   15,615 |      sacred preaching are held at suitable times for the spiritual~
48   15,627 |      society and even fostered by suitable assistance in~accordance
49   15,655 |      Sacred~Scriptures. Therefore suitable and correct translations,
50   16,710 |           to be~observed with the suitable due precautions.~
51   16,720 |     individual penitents within a suitable time so that, through no
52   16,785 |         and place to prevent with suitable means every danger of an~
53   16,865 |        separation of the spouses, suitable provision is to be~made
54   16,889 |     religion. 2. All who have the suitable use of reason~are capable
55   19,926 |          until he has~appointed a suitable administrator.~
56   20,940 |          office, a person must be suitable, that is, endowed with those
57   20,948 |          a place and time~that is suitable to them; and the notice
58   20,977 |          support is seen to for a suitable time, unless it is provided~
59   22,998 |     compensation or by some other suitable~means the controversy may
60   24,1068|          eparchial bishops. 2. If suitable judges and other~tribunal
61   24,1103| controversy as well as indicating suitable ways~of reaching such a
62   24,1142|        mandate provided that~some suitable security is furnished if
63   24,1147|      fined or punished with~other suitable penalties.~
64   24,1160|         otherwise be repaired and suitable security for its repair
65   25,1198|         is to furnish the parties suitable time to present and complete
66   25,1272|    neither appeared nor offered a suitable excuse for being absent,
67   25,1274|      litis) and has not offered~a suitable excuse: (1) the judge is
68   26,1395|          another office, if he is~suitable for this, or through a pension,
69   27,1405|        own laws strengthen~with a suitable penalty divine law or ecclesiastical
70   27,1424|          repented, and, moreover, suitable provisions have been made
71   28,1468|     personally or through another suitable person about the facts and~