Title, Canon

 1    2,40  |         Other~clerics and members of institutes of consecrated life are
 2    3,46  |            other persons and various institutes assist him according to
 3    3,46  |         times; all these persons~and institutes carry out the task committed
 4    3,48  |     otherwise, dicasteries and other institutes of the Roman curia.~
 5    4,82  |        clerics as well as members~of institutes of consecrated life of the
 6    4,143 | confederations, superiors general of~institutes of consecrated life and
 7    7,195 |              vocations, vocations to institutes of consecrated life and
 8    7,205 |           visit members of religious~institutes as well as those of societies
 9    7,238 |              some superiors of other institutes of consecrated life which
10    7,289 |              of members of religious institutes or societies of common life
11   10,331 |              apostolic works. ~Other institutes which, according to their
12   10,357 |            of religious or, also, in institutes or in~associations which
13   10,380 |          ministry and to the life in institutes of consecrated life, promoting
14   11,404 |      universities or faculties or in institutes of religious science by
15   12     |             well as Members of Other Institutes~of Consecrated Life~
16   12,412 |            better for the welfare of institutes and for the needs of the~
17   12,412 |           the common welfare, exempt~institutes of consecrated life from
18   12,413 |                  Canon 413~Religious institutes are subject with respect
19   12,415 |          religious discipline of the~institutes safeguarding their own character
20   12,417 |            have crept into houses of institutes of patriarchal or~of pontifical
21   12,419 |           report on the~state of the institutes which they head to the authority
22   12,419 |           authority. 2. Superiors of~institutes of eparchial or patriarchal
23   12,425 |       temporal property of religious institutes is governed by~cann. 1007-
24   12,563 |          their own state. 2. Secular institutes are of pontifical,~patriarchal
25   12,564 |           The members of the secular institutes are subject to the Roman~
26   12,566 |           and suppression of secular institutes,~their statutes as well
27   12,567 |             Canon 567~1. The secular institutes, their provinces and houses,
28   12,569 |             norms concerning secular institutes.~
29   12,572 |              which are comparable to institutes of the consecrated life
30   13,578 |             3. ~Members of religious institutes can enroll in associations,
31   14,592 |              lay persons; to promote institutes of consecrated life through
32   15,612 |            Canon 612~1. In religious institutes or societies of common life
33   15,624 |        pastors; members of~religious institutes, however, are to assist
34   15,638 |      exclusively for the students of institutes of consecrated life that~
35   15,638 |             to the autonomy of those institutes of consecrated life~as regards
36   15,640 |              of the gospel. 2. Other institutes of higher education or autonomous
37   15,652 |            see that with the help of institutes of social communication
38   15,652 |        foster cooperation among such institutes, see to the formation of~
39   15,659 |              to the prescriptions of institutes of~consecrated life, which
40   15,660 |             and members of religious institutes moreover need the permission
41   15,662 |         topics, members~of religious institutes need also the permission
42   16,734 |           any time. 3. ~Directors of institutes of education ordinarily
43   16,769 |              bishops or superiors of institutes of consecrated life, where
44   16,874 |      Parishes, monasteries and other institutes of consecrated~life can
45   18,906 |            schools and especially in institutes of~higher studies.~
46   19,913 |             913~Members of religious institutes and societies of common
47   19,921 |           exarchies as well as other institutes expressly established as
48   20,972 |      concerning members of religious institutes~or of societies of common
49   21,984 |           101. 3. Major superiors~in institutes of consecrated life, who
50   23,1021|          provide~for the creation of institutes safeguarding these benefits
51   23,1052|            which bind ecclesiastical institutes if the income proves insufficient
52   23,1052|        general of~clerical religious institutes or societies of common life
53   23,1053|            Divine Liturgy to days or institutes different from those determined
54   24,1063|        subject to~the patriarch; (3) institutes of consecrated life of pontifical~
55   24,1063|              right; (4) superiors of institutes of consecrated life of pontifical
56   24,1069|     consecrated life, except secular institutes, in~which superiors possess
57   24,1069|             cases concerning secular~institutes, if the controversy arises
58   24,1069|           juridic~persons of various institutes of consecrated life, or
59   24,1172|           deposition; (3) members of institutes of consecrated life or societies
60   27,1429|        eparchy, without prejudice to institutes of consecrated life. 2.
61   29,1538|    essentially constitutes~juridical institutes or acts, or are laws pertaining