Title, Canon

 1    4,57  |  transferred except for a most~grave reason and with the consent
 2    4,68  |      convoked are bound by the grave obligation to be present
 3    4,85  |     182-187 and 212; (2) for a grave reason, to transfer~a metropolitan,
 4    7,204 |        bishop, except~for some grave cause, must not be absent
 5    7,283 |    exempt by~law, except for a grave cause.~
 6   12,415 |        whenever he judges that grave reasons suggest it. 3. The
 7   12,421 |       Superiors are bound by a grave obligation to take care
 8   12,438 |        stauropegial one, for a grave reason, with the consent
 9   12,444 |   failing health or some other grave cause, shall submit a~resignation
10   12,450 |    monastery induced by force, grave fear or by fraud or those,
11   12,452 |       departure will result in grave harm to souls~which cannot
12   12,464 |        and made without~force, grave fear or fraud; (4) that
13   12,477 | individual instances and for a grave reason, into parts subject
14   12,486 |        The patriarch can for a grave reason, having consulted
15   12,490 |    consent of the council, for grave reasons~and with observance
16   12,492 |       life except for~the most grave reasons, pondered before
17   12,496 |      leave the~monastery for a grave reason and return to the
18   12,498 |       who is the cause of very grave imminent external~scandal
19   12,500 |      reasons for dismissal are~grave, culpable and juridically
20   12,527 |        and made without~force, grave fear or fraud; (4) that
21   12,546 | temporary vows, requests for a grave reason~to leave the order
22   12,549 |       life~except for the most grave reasons. Such a member shall
23   12,552 |  reasons for dismissal must be grave, and on~the part of the
24   15,614 |       it is only omitted for a grave reason. 3. A pastor cannot~
25   15,633 |      Christian faithful, for a grave reason, to attend a particular
26   16,717 |       priests are bound by~the grave obligation of observing
27   16,720 |      penitents; (2) there is a grave necessity, that is, when
28   16,720 |  competent to decide when such grave necessity exists and can
29   16,721 |       confess individually the grave~sins which at the present
30   16,729 |    competent authority without grave inconvenience to the penitent
31   16,767 |       and there is a danger~of grave harm or infamy, but only
32   16,818 |    reason; (2) who suffer from grave lack of discretion of judgment
33   16,825 |   entered into due to force or grave~fear inflicted from outside
34   16,832 |        the norm of law without grave inconvenience, those intending
35   16,835 |     grant it except for a most grave reason.~
36   16,840 |   reason and also includes the~grave obligation of observing
37   16,840 |  eparchial curia unless~a most grave reason prevents it.~
38   16,849 |        be granted except for a grave reason~and unless it is
39   16,873 |        sordid use. 2. If~other grave reasons suggest that a certain
40   16,874 |    occasion of the funeral the grave of the~departed is to be
41   16,889 |          3. A vow made through grave and unjust fear or fraud
42   17,900 |       from the~same reception, grave inconveniences are foreseen
43   19,932 |  juridic act placed because of~grave fear, which has been unjustly
44   20,954 |      directly or indirectly~by grave fear or by fraud to vote
45   20,968 |   resignation submitted out of grave fear, which has been unjustly
46   20,972 |     the manner of religious, a~grave cause is required and the
47   20,975 |      period of time~except for grave reasons and according to
48   22,1000|     who can decide it only for grave~reasons and always cautiously
49   23,1020|   Every authority is under the grave obligation to see that~the
50   24,1180|      null because of their own~grave fault, the arbitrators have
51   25,1219|       was extorted by force or grave fear.~
52   25,1303|     under duress from force or grave fear; (4) the trial~was
53   26,1389|        reason, even through no grave fault of~his own, he can
54   26,1390|   ceasing in a short time; (4) grave neglect or violation of~
55   26,1390|       of temporal affairs with grave damage to the Church~whenever
56   27,1421|     penalty extorted by force, grave fear or fraud~is null by
57   27,1445|      has caused~him some other grave injury, is to be punished
58   29,1523|       it cannot for~some other grave reason be sustained, or
59   29,1539|      time there is a danger of grave harm~in delay, any hierarch