Title, Canon

 1    4,89  |          the~hierarch to whom the cleric is immediately subject and,
 2    4,89  |           take action against the~cleric according to the norm of
 3    4,89  |         patriarchal Church to any cleric, after having consulted
 4    4,89  |           he can also subject the cleric immediately to himself while
 5    4,89  |         patriarchal Church on any cleric with due regard for can.
 6    4,89  |      eparchial~bishop to whom the cleric is subject or, in the case
 7    7,253 |         which the reputation of a cleric can be called into question.~
 8   10,357 |                Canon 357~1. Every cleric is to be enrolled as a cleric
 9   10,357 |     cleric is to be enrolled as a cleric either in some~eparchy or
10   10,358 | ordination a man is enrolled as a cleric in the~eparchy for whose
11   10,359 |         Canon 359~In order that a cleric already enrolled in some
12   10,360 |     rights and obligations of the cleric or bishops are~established,
13   10,360 |        bishops are~established, a cleric can move into another eparchy
14   10,360 |           the legitimate move the cleric is by the law itself enrolled
15   10,361 |                       Canon 361~A cleric, mostly for the evangelization
16   10,362 |        362~1. For a just reason a cleric can be recalled from the
17   10,363 |           cannot validly enroll a cleric in an eparchy, dismiss him
18   10,363 |           grant permission to the cleric to move outside of it: (
19   10,364 |           364~The enrollment of a cleric in some eparchy does not
20   10,365 |         Church or the good of the cleric~himself are required. Permission
21   10,365 |    eparchial~bishop releasing the cleric obtain the consent of the
22   10,366 |         is not to enroll an alien cleric to his~eparchy unless: (
23   10,366 |          he is convinced that the cleric has the aptitude~to carry
24   10,366 |       ministry, especially if the cleric is coming~from another Church
25   10,366 |      legitimate document that the cleric has obtained legitimate
26   10,366 |      background and morals of the cleric; (4) the cleric~has declared
27   10,366 |     morals of the cleric; (4) the cleric~has declared in writing
28   10,366 |       completed enrollment of the cleric into his eparchy as soon
29   10,385 |           the Apostolic See. 3. A cleric is forbidden to post bond,
30   10,386 |        their local hierarch. 2. A cleric who is~residing outside
31   10,394 |          never becomes invalid. A cleric, however, loses the clerical
32   10,395 |                       Canon 395~A cleric who loses the clerical state
33   12,428 |          religious institute~as a cleric by ordination as a deacon,
34   12,428 |          deacon, or, in case of a cleric~already enrolled in an eparchy,
35   12,488 |        and is enrolled in it as a cleric, if he is a cleric. 2. The
36   12,488 |           as a cleric, if he is a cleric. 2. The one who~transfers
37   12,545 |        institute, and, if he is a cleric, he is enrolled in it as
38   12,545 |         he is enrolled in it as a cleric as well. But one who has
39   12,560 |           member is enrolled as a cleric in~the society by diaconal
40   12,560 |   ordination or, in the case of a cleric~already enrolled in an eparchy,
41   12,565 |        institute is enrolled as a cleric in virtue~of diaconal ordination
42   16,677 |         he is impeded, by another cleric, a member of an institute
43   17,899 |                     Canon 899~The cleric of an Eastern non-Catholic
44   20,976 |        the~Catholic Church; (3) a cleric who has attempted marriage
45   26,1385|                    Canon 1385~The cleric himself, the hierarch to
46   26,1386|         the libellus~is sent, the cleric is forbidden to exercise
47   26,1387|          of sacred ordination the cleric loses all rights proper
48   27,1410|      imposition of penalties on a cleric must preserve for him~what
49   27,1433|                   Canon 1433~1. A cleric demoted to a lower grade
50   27,1433|      accord with this grade. 2. A cleric deposed from the clerical~
51   27,1436|          major excommunication; a cleric moreover~can be punished
52   27,1442|  ex-communication and, if he is a cleric, also with other penalties,~
53   27,1445|  excluding deposition, if he is a cleric. If,however, the same offense
54   27,1445|           did the~same to another cleric, religious, member of a
55   27,1450|          major~excommunication; a cleric is to be punished in addition
56   27,1453|                   Canon 1453~1. A cleric who lives in concubinage
57   27,1453|     persists in the offense. 2. A cleric who~attempts a forbidden
58   27,1454|         is a confessor, hierarch,~cleric, religious, member of a
59   27,1460| excommunication,~and in case of a cleric, even deposition.~
60   27,1466|                      Canon 1466~A cleric, religious or member of