Title, Canon

 1    2,31  |         the Christian faithful to~transfer to another Church sui iuris.~
 2    2,32  |          32~1. No one can validly transfer to another Church sui iuris~
 3    2,32  |         sui iuris~who petition to transfer to another Church sui iuris
 4    2,32  |          eparchies consent to the transfer in writing.~
 5    2,33  |           A wife is at liberty to transfer to the Church of the husband
 6    2,34  |         case of a mixed~marriage, transfer to another Church sui iuris,
 7    2,34  |           sui iuris, the children transfer only if both~parents consent.
 8    2,36  |                      Canon 36~The transfer to another Church sui iuris
 9    2,37  |       certain Church sui iuris or transfer to~another Church sui iuris
10    3,51  |  personally or through others, to~transfer, suspend or dissolve it,
11    4,85  |           hierarchical status and transfer the eparchial see. 2. ~With
12    4,85  |            for a grave reason, to transfer~a metropolitan, eparchial
13    4,108 |     consent of the same synod, to~transfer, postpone, suspend and dissolve
14    4,133 |          preside at the synod, to transfer, postpone, suspend or dissolve~
15    4,142 |        preside at it; and also to transfer, postpone, suspend and dissolve~
16    6,159 |      discussed in it, to preside, transfer,~postpone, suspend or dissolve
17    7,219 |           the death, resignation,~transfer or privation of office of
18    7,223 |        Canon 223~In the case of a transfer to another eparchial see,
19    7,223 |           the notification of the transfer. In the interim, in the
20    7,237 | personally or through~another, to transfer, postpone, suspend, or dissolve
21    7,297 |    expiration of term, removal or transfer. 2. ~When a pastor has completed
22   10,361 |     Church, is~not to be denied a transfer in enrollment or a move
23   10,365 |            Canon 365~1. For licit transfer in or move to another eparchy
24   10,365 |       also required for the licit transfer~to an eparchy of another
25   12,450 |     unless it is a case of lawful transfer.~
26   12,487 |      Canon 487~1. A member cannot transfer from one monastery sui iuris
27   12,487 |           confederation. 2. For a transfer from a~non-confederated
28   12,487 |        the monastery to which the transfer is sought is subject~to
29   12,487 |          sui iuris~from which the transfer is sought. 4. For a valid
30   12,487 |         is sought. 4. For a valid transfer to~a monastery of another
31   12,487 |           See is required. 5. The transfer occurs by the admission
32   12,488 |           and from the day of the transfer he loses all rights~and
33   12,488 |        take place from the~day of transfer, unless the superior of
34   12,488 |     previous monastery. 3. In the transfer from a monastery sui~iuris
35   12,488 |         to the monastery to which transfer~occurs, from the day of
36   12,488 |       occurs, from the day of the transfer, without the revenues that~
37   12,521 |           Canon 521~The erection, transfer and suppression of the location
38   12,544 |       Church~a member can validly transfer to another religious institute
39   12,544 |         which he or she wishes to transfer, or,~if a member wants to
40   12,544 |          or,~if a member wants to transfer to a monastery, of the superior
41   12,544 |           2. A member can validly transfer~from a congregation of eparchial
42   12,544 |  religious~institute to which the transfer is to be made, after consultation~
43   12,544 |       congregation from which the~transfer is to be made, with the
44   12,544 |         the member cannot~validly transfer to another religious institute
45   12,544 |    required for the validity of a transfer to a religious institute
46   12,545 |        professed at the~moment of transfer shall publicly make profession
47   12,562 |       Canon 562~1. In the case of transfer to another society of living
48   12,562 |        the~society from which the transfer is being made and, if it
49   12,562 |           if it is in~regard to a transfer to a society of another
50   16,880 |         the Church can establish,~transfer or suppress feast days and
51   16,880 |    particular law can constitute, transfer or suppress~feast days and
52   20,965 |           law, by resignation, by transfer, by removal and by privation.
53   20,972 |                      Canon 972~1. Transfer can be effected only by
54   20,972 |          being conferred. 2. If a transfer is to be~made against the
55   20,972 |     forward arguments against the transfer. 3. To take effect a transfer
56   20,972 |     transfer. 3. To take effect a transfer must~be communicated in
57   20,973 |           973~1. In the case of a transfer, the prior office becomes
58   26,1388|      Canon 1388~In the removal or transfer of pastors, cann. 1389-1400
59   26,1397|          bishop is to propose the transfer to him in writing and~persuade
60   26,1399|         which favor or oppose the transfer with the two pastors chosen
61   26,1399|          decides~to implement the transfer, he is to repeat the paternal
62   26,1399|       eparchial bishop thinks the transfer must~be made, he is to issue
63   26,1399|           is to issue a decree of transfer stating that the~parish
64   26,1400|            Canon 1400~In cases of transfer, the prescriptions of can.
65   27,1430|         the same applies to~penal transfer to another office. 2. Deprivation
66   27,1465|    Christian~faithful whatever to transfer to another Church sui iuris,