Title, Canon

 1    1,24  |     The Christian faithful can legitimately vindicate and defend~the
 2    2,29  |      in whose care he has been legitimately committed are enrolled;
 3    4,57  |      the Church can modify the legitimately recognized or conceded title
 4    4,68  |        Canon 68~1. All bishops legitimately convoked are bound by the
 5    4,73  |       is elected is at least a legitimately proclaimed~bishop, the presiding
 6    4,73  |        is elected is not yet a~legitimately proclaimed bishop, secrecy
 7    4,104 |       Canon 104~1. All bishops legitimately called to the synod of bishops
 8    4,133 | appoint or confirm one who was legitimately~proposed for or elected
 9    4,146 |      and the patriarch has the legitimately acquired right of erecting
10    6,159 | appoint or confirm him who was~legitimately proposed or elected to office,
11    7,183 |     not~counting those who are legitimately impeded, the synod is to
12    7,189 |       the enthronement itself, legitimately carried out, in~which the
13    7,205 |        years he himself or, if legitimately~impeded, the coadjutor bishop,
14    7,208 |        every five years or, if legitimately impeded, through~another;
15    7,221 |    administrator of an eparchy legitimately~elected or appointed immediately
16    7,224 |       office. ~2. Those things legitimately done by the protosyncellus
17    7,254 |       acts or documents~to one legitimately requesting them and to declare
18   10,335 |        Canon 335~1. A seminary legitimately erected is a juridic person
19   10,362 |        well as equity. ~2. One legitimately returning to his own eparchy
20   12,418 |       missing, in the~meantime legitimately succeed them in office.
21   12,420 |    through another if they are~legitimately impeded. 2. The members
22   12,423 |    their provinces and houses, legitimately erected, are by the law~
23   12,450 |        crime of which they are legitimately accused; (4) ~those who
24   12,471 |       arts and~tasks which are legitimately undertaken by the monastery.
25   13,581 |        581~No one who has been legitimately enrolled may be dismissed
26   15,610 |       to preach where they are legitimately sent or invited. 3. Deacons
27   15,611 |       deacon, unless these are~legitimately prohibited.~
28   15,612 |       deacon, unless these are~legitimately prohibited.~
29   15,657 |        to bishops and to their legitimately constituted assemblies.
30   15,663 |  approval by~law, the approval legitimately granted by one hierarch
31   16,668 |      of the Church by a~person legitimately appointed for this and through
32   16,681 |     one of them or the one who~legitimately takes their place, request
33   16,802 |    dissolution of the first is~legitimately and certainly established.~
34   16,829 |     office and as~long as they legitimately hold office, everywhere
35   16,830 |   Canon 830~1. As long as they legitimately hold office, the local hierarch~
36   16,842 |     forum, declared~null or is legitimately dissolved other than by
37   16,856 |     place and its outcome must legitimately be evident in the~external
38   16,857 |        2) the interrogation is legitimately omitted; (3) the non-baptized
39   16,873 |       the consent of those who legitimately claim rights concerning
40   19,929 |      pious founders or donors, legitimately acquired~rights and the
41   19,930 |        the founders or donors, legitimately acquired rights and the~
42   20,974 |      office either by a decree legitimately issued by a competent authority,
43   21,984 |        as those who for a time legitimately succeed~them in governance
44   21,991 |      or removal~from office is legitimately appealed or recourse taken.~
45   23,1052|     the level of the offerings~legitimately established in the eparchy,
46   24,1082|       the tribunal which first legitimately cites the respondent has
47   24,1104|      his ministry to any party~legitimately requesting it. 2. A judge
48   24,1110|    party; once a case has been~legitimately introduced, however, a judge
49   24,1134|        respondent who has been legitimately cited must answer.~
50   25,1192|      considered as having been legitimately cited.~
51   25,1193|    1193~If the citation is not legitimately communicated, the acts of
52   25,1194|        1194~If the citation is legitimately communicated or the parties
53   25,1212|          Canon 1212~1. A party legitimately interrogated must answer
54   25,1229|   Canon 1229~1. When the judge legitimately interrogates witnesses they
55   25,1304|        against a party who was legitimately absent as provided for~in
56   26,1390|      for which a pastor can be legitimately removed from~his parish
57   26,1392|      provided~that this can be legitimately accepted by the eparchial
58   27,1436|   retract it after~having been legitimately warned, is to be punished
59   27,1436|   retract it after having been legitimately warned, is to be~punished
60   27,1437|     Christian~faithful, though legitimately admonished does not obey,
61   27,1438|     does not reconsider though legitimately warned, is to be punished~
62   27,1446|       hierarch when the latter legitimately~issues orders or prohibitions,
63   29,1508|      law only~when it has been legitimately observed for thirty continuous
64   29,1511|     are requested directly and legitimately to do or to omit~something,
65   29,1518|        and also to the one who legitimately contradicts it~the information
66   29,1528|        proved whenever this is legitimately requested.~