Title, Canon

 1    7,257 |        copy of documents which are~public by their nature and which
 2   10,383 |            are~forbidden to assume public offices which entail a participation~
 3   10,383 |          exemption from exercising public~functions and offices alien
 4   12,410 |          and special title through public vows of obedience,~chastity
 5   12,415 |       matters which pertain to the public celebration of~divine worship,
 6   12,504 |         the members make the three public vows of obedience, chastity
 7   13,573 |          the Church and are called public associations. ~2. Other
 8   13,574 |           the Church or to promote public worship or which aim~at
 9   15,640 |         study of all cultures in a~public, stable and universal manner;
10   15,642 |    erection or approval must be by public document. 2. Within the
11   15,654 |   technical means and intended for public distribution.~
12   15,656 |            intended for either the public or the private use of the
13   16,668 |           of the Church, is called public; if not,~it is called private.
14   16,668 |           the regulation of divine public~worship the competent authority
15   16,689 |      paternity is proven with some~public document or by his own declaration
16   16,714 |           714~1. In churches where public divine worship and, at least
17   16,762 |           bond, sacred orders or a public perpetual vow of chastity,
18   16,781 |          consent be expressed in a public form and, when at least
19   16,791 |        forum is considered to be a public one; otherwise it is an
20   16,795 |      follow: (1) holy orders; (2) ~public perpetual vows of chastity
21   16,795 |           as well as of the one of public~perpetual vow of chastity
22   16,796 |        ecclesiastical law, whether public or occult, except the impediment
23   16,799 |           impediment should become public later.~
24   16,805 |         Persons who are bound by a public perpetual vow of chastity
25   16,810 |           810~1. The impediment of public propriety arises: (1) from
26   16,810 | established; (2) from~notorious or public concubinage; (3) from the
27   16,845 |             If the impediment is a public one, the consent is to be~
28   16,877 |          not be granted it without public scandal to the Christian
29   16,885 |       Canon 885~Veneration through public cult is permitted only to
30   16,889 |            law itself. 4. A vow is public if it is accepted in the~
31   24,1094|     contentious cases in which the public good could be at stake and
32   24,1094|      obligation~to provide for the public good.~
33   24,1095|           judge whether or not the public good could be at stake unless~
34   24,1101|           notaries draw up warrant public trust.~
35   24,1110|            cases which involve~the public good of the Church or the
36   24,1139|        minors or a case in which a public good is called into~question,
37   24,1154|           extinguished;~(2) if the public good so requires, the hierarch
38   24,1165|        rights which pertain to the public good, or~concerning other
39   25,1192|         are to be made through the public postal services,~with an
40   25,1209|        declaration before a~notary public or in any other legitimate
41   25,1211|          doubt for the sake of the public interest.~
42   25,1213|       testimony in cases where the public~good is at stake; the judge,
43   25,1217|        some private matter and the public~good is not at stake the
44   25,1217|            cases~which concern the public good, however, a judicial
45   25,1220|             proof by means of both public and private~documents is
46   25,1221|                      Canon 1221~1. Public ecclesiastical documents
47   25,1221| formalities prescribed by law. ~2. Public civil documents are those
48   25,1222|          arguments show otherwise, public documents are to be trusted
49   25,1222|         for other requirements for public civil documents in the civil
50   25,1281|           cases concerned with the public~good, in order to avoid
51   26,1360|        when the nullity has become~public, if the marriage cannot
52   26,1376|       norms on~cases affecting the public good are to be observed.~
53   27,1422|       remission itself not be made public, unless this is either~useful
54   27,1427|     prejudice to particular law, a public reprimand is~to be administered
55   27,1427|            shall~be taken that the public reprimand does not result
56   27,1434|        Divine Liturgy and in other public celebrations of divine worship.
57   27,1448|       Canon 1448~1. One who uses a public performance or talk or publicly
58   27,1453|          religious~who has taken a public and perpetual vow of chastity
59   28,1471|            cases~which involve the public good, not, however, the
60   28,1473|           or can~even prohibit the public reception of the Divine
61   29,1491|       those laws which provide for public~order, which determine the
62   29,1518|            known without danger of~public or private injury, and present
63   29,1520|         salvation of souls and the~public welfare, observing exactly
64   29,1520|        form; if there is danger of public~or private harm, so that
65   29,1521|            If there is danger of a public or private harm so that