Title, Canon

 1    3,49  |          by virtue of sacramental ordination and~hierarchical communion
 2    4,73  |     bishop according to episcopal ordination, in~the name of the entire
 3    4,75  |        elected receives episcopal ordination.~
 4    4,86  |      metropolitan after episcopal ordination. 2. By virtue of the law
 5    4,86  |           otherwise. 3. Episcopal ordination and enthronement~must take
 6    4,86  |         possible of the episcopal ordination and~enthronement.~
 7    4,100 |     senior~according to episcopal ordination, will act in their place
 8    4,116 |      synod according to episcopal ordination presides, after the number
 9    4,127 |     bishop according to episcopal ordination among the~bishops of the
10    4,132 |           the senior according to ordination, who himself is not impeded,
11    5,153 |      before he receives episcopal ordination. 4. If however the confirmation
12    6,156 |      three months after episcopal ordination or, if already ordained
13    6,173 |     senior according to episcopal ordination, who as soon as possible~
14    7,183 |          according to presbyteral ordination. If no one precedes the
15    7,183 |         the others in~presbyteral ordination, the one who is senior in
16    7,187 |        him. 2. Prior to~episcopal ordination the candidate is to make
17    7,188 | episcopate must receive episcopal ordination within three~months from
18    7,204 |        bishop senior in episcopal ordination and subject to that same
19    7,221 |           one senior by~episcopal ordination or, if there is no auxiliary
20    7,270 |        bishop~senior in episcopal ordination, who is subject to the same
21    7,271 |           who is senior by sacred ordination. 6. Whenever~the law establishes
22    7,300 |         one senior in presbyteral ordination; and~if there are no vicars,
23    8,314 |          be promoted to episcopal ordination. ~In other cases, the appointment
24    8,320 |      pastor~senior by presbyteral ordination. 2. He who comes into the
25   10,323 |         Spirit received in sacred~ordination to be ministers of the Church
26   10,323 |            2. In virtue of sacred ordination clerics are distinguished
27   10,325 |           325~In virtue of sacred ordination clerics are distinguished
28   10,326 |       degrees of orders by sacred ordination itself; but they cannot
29   10,353 |        diaconal internship before ordination to the presbyterate.~
30   10,355 |          Canon 355~Candidates for ordination are to be properly taught
31   10,358 |        Canon 358~Through diaconal ordination a man is enrolled as a cleric
32   10,368 |        God in a new way by sacred ordination, so that they may become~
33   10,394 |          validly received, sacred ordination never becomes invalid. A
34   10,394 |          the invalidity of sacred ordination; (2) by the legitimate infliction
35   10,396 |          the invalidity of sacred ordination~has been declared, loss
36   12,428 |          institute~as a cleric by ordination as a deacon, or, in case
37   12,560 |           the society by diaconal ordination or, in the case of a cleric~
38   12,565 |      cleric in virtue~of diaconal ordination in the eparchy for whose
39   13,575 |       bishops senior in episcopal ordination, for associations open to
40   13,583 |    bishops~according to episcopal ordination; (2) by an eparchial bishop,~
41   16,672 |        with holy myron and~sacred ordination cannot be repeated. 2. If
42   16,743 |           743~Through sacramental ordination celebrated by a bishop in
43   16,744 |        validly administers sacred ordination by the imposition of hands
44   16,745 |               Canon 745~Episcopal ordination is reserved according to
45   16,748 |          1. With regard to sacred ordination, for one who is enrolled
46   16,748 |         with regard to the sacred ordination of one who~is already enrolled
47   16,749 |         from celebrating a~sacred ordination without the permission of
48   16,754 |         is able to receive sacred ordination validly.~
49   16,769 |     admits a candidate for sacred ordination~should obtain: (1) the declaration
50   16,769 |    certificate of the last sacred ordination or, if it~is the case of
51   16,769 |          case of the first sacred ordination, a certificate of~baptism
52   16,771 |          pastor before the sacred~ordination. 3. The eparchial bishop
53   16,774 |           774~1. After the sacred ordination has been celebrated, the
54   16,774 |      place and date of~the sacred ordination are to be recorded in a
55   16,774 |      authentic certificate of the ordination~which was received to each
56   16,774 |        registration of the sacred ordination is recorded in the special
57   16,775 |        send a notification~of the ordination of each deacon to the pastor
58   20,956 |           who is senior by sacred ordination, or, among religious, the
59   24,1084|     concerning the bond of sacred ordination; (2) cases concerning the
60   24,1084|           are senior by~episcopal ordination; in other instances, the
61   24,1087|       bishops senior by episcopal ordination, can permit other members~
62   24,1096|  concerning the nullity of sacred ordination or the nullity or~dissolution
63   26,1385|     impugn the validity of sacred ordination.~
64   26,1386|  attacking the validity of sacred ordination~must be sent to the competent
65   26,1387|   confirmed the nullity of sacred ordination the cleric loses all rights
66   27,1459|          have conferred episcopal ordination upon someone~without a mandate
67   27,1459|          and the one who accepted ordination from them in this manner,
68   27,1459|           diaconal or presbyteral ordination upon someone against the