Title, Canon

 1    3,48  |              unless it is otherwise prescribed by the law or the nature
 2    4,64  |          regard for those which are prescribed in~can. 180.~
 3    4,124 |         have, and other commissions prescribed for the Churches sui~iuris,
 4    4,128 |         carry out the special norms~prescribed by common or particular
 5    4,138 |        Church are the same~as those prescribed in can. 133, 1, nn. 2-6
 6    7,198 |          must celebrate on the days prescribed by the particular law of
 7    7,231 |           and in the same manner~as prescribed for the previous one. 4.
 8    7,294 |             it for them on the days prescribed by the particular law of
 9   12,419 |        years, according~to the form prescribed by the same authority. 2.
10   12,422 |   exercising their office. In~cases prescribed by the law they are obliged
11   12,455 |        habit or~in any other manner prescribed in the typicon.~
12   12,465 |                   Canon 465~What is prescribed in common law for temporary
13   12,471 |             of formation of clerics prescribed in can.~330 in the monastery
14   12,476 |             wear the monastic habit prescribed by their own typicon.~
15   12,477 |           monasteries in the manner~prescribed in the typicon, without
16   12,520 |      novitiate begins in the manner prescribed by the statutes.~
17   12,523 |         novices. 2. If~the statutes prescribed a longer novitiate, this
18   12,525 |         Canon 525~1. The conditions prescribed concerning novices in cann.
19   12,536 |          plan of clerical formation prescribed in~can. 330 at a facility
20   12,538 |           with the statutes what is prescribed~in can. 473, 2. 3. Members
21   12,550 |            however, within the time prescribed by the~statutes, he does
22   12,551 |                   Canon 551~What is prescribed in cann. 497 and 498 concerning
23   12,552 |           conditions~which might be prescribed by the statutes, the following
24   12,561 |           the obligations which are~prescribed for clerics by common law,
25   15,621 |             to observe those~things prescribed by the supreme authority
26   16,744 |            hands and by the prayers prescribed by the Church.~
27   16,758 |           sacred order; (3) the age prescribed by law; (4) the required~
28   16,758 |      observation~of the interstices prescribed by particular law. 2. It
29   16,759 |                    Canon 759~1. The prescribed age for the diaconate is
30   16,781 |          Church recognizes any form prescribed or admitted by the law to
31   16,797 |        observing~all the conditions prescribed in the canon. 2. The faculty
32   16,834 |             celebration of marriage prescribed by law~is to be observed
33   16,834 |             celebration of marriage~prescribed by law is to be observed
34   16,841 |             according to the manner prescribed by the~proper eparchial
35   16,841 |         marriage is recorded in the~prescribed books as soon as possible.~
36   16,856 |           indeed licit, if the form prescribed above cannot be~observed.
37   16,859 |    celebrated~according to the form prescribed by law while observing the
38   20,941 |          for which no term has been prescribed by~law, may never be deferred
39   20,963 |            not~been sent within the prescribed time, it is by the law itself
40   20,965 |           lost, besides other cases prescribed by law, by~the lapse of
41   20,972 |          required and the procedure prescribed by law is to~be observed
42   20,973 |      otherwise or something else is prescribed by the competent authority.
43   21,983 |             the manner of acting is prescribed for validity by the one
44   21,985 |             exercised in the manner prescribed by law, and that legislative
45   21,985 |             exercised in the manner prescribed by law and~cannot be delegated,
46   23,1019|           to the Apostolic See, are prescribed after a period of one~hundred
47   23,1019|          iuris or to~an eparchy are prescribed after a period of fifty
48   23,1019|          another juridic person are prescribed after a~period of thirty
49   23,1035|        invalid. 2. Other safeguards prescribed by competent authority are
50   24,1095|          the promoter of justice is prescribed by law~or it is clearly
51   24,1152|            1450 and 1453, which are prescribed after five years; (3) ~delicts
52   24,1181|             is null because~matters prescribed for validity in the compromise
53   25,1221|            observed the formalities prescribed by law. ~2. Public civil
54   25,1304|             it lacks the~signatures prescribed by law; (4) it does not
55   26,1372|         been obliged to observe the prescribed form for the celebration
56   26,1393|             not answered within the prescribed time~period the eparchial
57   27,1402|       imposed through a penal trial prescribed in cann. 1468-1482, without
58   27,1418|           more lenient than the one~prescribed for a completed offense.
59   27,1438|     intentionally omits the legally prescribed commemoration~of the hierarch
60   27,1449| ecclesiastical property without the prescribed consent or permission, is
61   29,1489|             form of promulgation is prescribed for special cases. They
62   29,1489|         interval~has been expressly prescribed in the law itself. 2. Laws
63   29,1489|             to oblige from the date prescribed by~them.~
64   29,1508|        uncontested practice~for the prescribed time determined by law.
65   29,1519|       unless another time period is prescribed by a particular law of his