Title, Canon

 1    1,7   |     accordance with the condition proper to each, to exercise the
 2    1,9   |    various~prerogatives which are proper to Christians.~
 3    1,25  |         what is necessary for its~proper ends, especially for divine
 4    2,36  |         the local hierarch or the~proper pastor of the same Church
 5    2,37  |           it is~to be kept by the proper pastor in another document
 6    3,45  |    groupings of them by~which the proper, ordinary and immediate
 7    4,78  |          presides is ordinary and proper, but personal. Thus, the
 8    4,97  |       exercise vigilance over the proper~administration of all ecclesiastical
 9    4,146 |         regions in which the rite proper to~the same Church is observed
10    6,157 |         presides, is ordinary and proper, but personal; thus, he
11    7,178 |         in the name of Christ, is~proper, ordinary, and immediate,
12    7,192 |           fulfill the obligations proper to their state and that
13    7,281 |        the care of~souls as their proper shepherd in a determined
14    7,284 |         the particular law of the~proper Church sui iuris. 3. The
15    7,293 |          ministry and~to give the proper witness of truth and life
16    7,301 |       suitable for fulfilling the proper pastoral care of the parish.
17   10,328 |               Canon 328~It is the proper right and obligation of
18   10,330 |                Canon 330~1. It is proper for the synod of bishops
19   10,330 |      Church. In other cases it is proper to the eparchial bishop
20   10,330 |           can. 150, 3. It is also proper to the~same authorities
21   10,340 |       after day, having conducted proper preparation, and harmoniously
22   10,371 |           permission of their own proper~hierarch is required.~
23   10,395 |          loses with it the rights proper to the clerical state~nor
24   11,399 |          Christian~faithful whose proper and special state is secular
25   11,401 |           401~It is above all the proper vocation of lay persons
26   12,415 |        not been punished by their proper superior and who have been~
27   12,421 |      lives in accordance with~the proper typicon or statutes; superiors
28   12,437 |         carry out religious works~proper to the monastery in accordance
29   12,464 | profession by the superior of the proper~monastery sui iuris with
30   12,505 |         it exercises the ministry proper to~sacred orders, and is
31   13,575 |          to it, of an association proper to the~institute.~
32   15,625 |           is to be taken that the proper nature of Catholic catechesis~
33   15,641 |        scientific inquiry that is proper to it, so that as time goes~
34   16,677 |           for particular law, the proper pastor of the person to~
35   16,692 |           Spirit and be made more proper witnesses and co-builders
36   16,736 |                  Canon 736~1. The proper place for celebrating the
37   16,736 |         be celebrated outside the proper place.~
38   16,742 |       only the anointing with the proper~formula suffices.~
39   16,748 |         in~a certain eparchy, the proper eparchial bishop is the
40   16,750 |      dimissorial letters: (1) the proper eparchial~bishop; (2) the
41   16,752 |      letters can be sent from the proper eparchial bishop~to any
42   16,761 |        ordained, must give to the proper eparchial bishop~or major
43   16,780 |         regulated by: (1) the law proper to the Church~or ecclesial
44   16,780 |           ecclesial community, if proper matrimonial law is lacking.~
45   16,841 |          manner prescribed by the~proper eparchial bishop. 2. Furthermore,
46   16,876 |           will and as long as the proper~minister is not available.
47   16,881 |          to God,~the joy which is proper to the Lord's day, or to
48   16,881 |         the Lord's day, or to the proper relaxation of mind and body.~
49   19,914 | quasi-domicile; either can~have a proper domicile or quasi-domicile
50   19,915 |      civil law can also acquire a proper domicile. 2. Whoever has~
51   19,916 |        made by common law. 2. The proper pastor of one who has neither
52   19,916 |          actually staying. 3. The proper~local hierarch and pastor
53   19,916 |          look after them as their proper pastor, but with the consent~
54   19,916 |           is~to be considered the proper hierarch of these faithful,
55   19,916 |         is to be considered their proper~hierarch who has been appointed
56   20,936 |        rights and the obligations proper to individual offices are
57   21,981 |          governance can be either proper or vicarious.~
58   22,1002|         the particular law of the proper Church sui iuris states
59   23,1007|   temporal goods, inasmuch as its proper mission~demands it; therefore
60   23,1007|           necessary to pursue its proper ends, especially for divine~
61   23,1011|      necessary to attain the ends proper to~the Church.~
62   23,1021|         the particular law of the proper Church sui iuris of~which
63   24,1084|         the particular law of the proper Church~sui iuris. 2. Other
64   24,1102|        the written consent of the proper eparchial~bishop or major
65   24,1121|        are to be treated at their proper time in~accordance with
66   25,1194|     integra; (2) the case becomes proper to that~judge or tribunal
67   26,1357|           belong to the Church by proper~right.~
68   26,1387|           cleric loses all rights proper to the clerical~state and
69   29,1499|     understood in accord with the proper meaning of~the words considered
70   29,1513|     understood in accord with the~proper meaning of the words and