Title, Canon

 1    7,238|     rector of the eparchial major seminary; (5) the~protopresbyters; (
 2    7,305|        church is connected with a seminary~or other college which is
 3    7,305|     presbyters, the rector of~the seminary or college is, at the same
 4   10,331|         Canon 331~1. In the minor seminary, in the first place those
 5   10,331|         are equivalent to a~minor seminary. 2. In the major seminary,
 6   10,331|         seminary. 2. In the major seminary, the vocation of~those who
 7   10,332|              Canon 332~1. A minor seminary may be erected in any eparchy
 8   10,332|   resources permit it. 2. A major seminary is to be established which~
 9   10,333|         if it is preferred that a seminary, especially minor seminaries,
10   10,333|         be admitted into the same seminary.~
11   10,334|                    Canon 334~1. A seminary is erected by the eparchial
12   10,334|           whose subjects a~common seminary has been erected, cannot
13   10,334|      cannot validly erect another~seminary without the consent of the
14   10,334|          which erected the~common seminary, or, if it concerns a seminary
15   10,334|    seminary, or, if it concerns a seminary erected by the~eparchial
16   10,335|                    Canon 335~1. A seminary legitimately erected is
17   10,335|      itself. 2. The rector of the seminary represents it in the~handling
18   10,335|        law or the statutes of~the seminary have determined otherwise.~
19   10,336|                    Canon 336~1. A seminary common to several eparchies
20   10,336|          by those who erected the seminary. 2. The~seminary is to be
21   10,336|      erected the seminary. 2. The~seminary is to be exempt from parochial
22   10,336|     governance; the rector of~the seminary or his delegate is to fulfill
23   10,336|     pastor~for all who are in the seminary, with the exception of matrimonial
24   10,337|                    Canon 337~1. A seminary is to have its own statutes
25   10,337|   observance of discipline of the seminary. 2. The seminary is also~
26   10,337|           of the seminary. 2. The seminary is also~to have its own
27   10,337|         the ordering~of the whole seminary. 3. The statutes of the
28   10,337|            3. The statutes of the seminary need~the approval of the
29   10,337|       authority which erected the seminary and who~is competent also,
30   10,338|          338~1. In each and every seminary there is to be a rector
31   10,338|        general supervision of the seminary according to the norm of
32   10,338|     statutes and directory of the seminary be observed~by all, to coordinate
33   10,338|        collaboration in the whole seminary.~
34   10,339| whomsoever,~even from outside the seminary, without prejudice to the
35   10,339|          to the discipline of the seminary. 3. In making judgments
36   10,340|       curriculum is set up in the seminary itself there are~to be on
37   10,340|        with~the moderators of the seminary for an integrated formation
38   10,341|       authority which erected the seminary is to take care~that the
39   10,341|          that the expenses of the seminary are met even by the assessments~
40   10,341|           the assessments for the seminary unless~these houses are
41   10,342|           to be admitted into the seminary~who, according to the norm
42   10,342|          were students in another seminary or in a religious~institute
43   10,343|           even if admitted into a seminary of another Church sui~iuris,
44   10,343|           iuris, or into a common seminary for several Churches sui
45   10,344|          people living in a minor seminary are~to have appropriate
46   10,344|         The curriculum of a minor seminary is to consist of~those things
47   10,344|         be instructed either in a seminary or a special institute,
48   10,345|         be completed in the major seminary, supplementing those things
49   10,345|      their formation in the minor seminary, by~integrating the spiritual,
50   10,346|           font and culmination of seminary life as it is of the whole
51   10,346|         disciplinary norms of the seminary are to be applied according
52   10,348|          the studies~of the major seminary, without prejudice to can.
53   10,356|      concerning the status of the~seminary, to those who established
54   10,356|          superior is to visit the seminary frequently for consultation
55   12,471|  experienced moderator in another seminary or institute of higher~studies
56   12,536| experienced moderator, in another seminary or school of higher~studies
57   16,769|      letters of the rector of the seminary or the superior of the institute
58   16,769|         was entrusted outside the seminary, of the good morals~of the