Title, Canon

 1    3,46  |         the cardinals, the Roman curia,~pontifical legates and
 2    3,48  |          institutes of the Roman curia.~
 3    4,87  |     elected for the patriarchial curia by the synod of bishops
 4    4,87  |     residency in the~patriarchal curia; he can also ordain them
 5    4,100 |       bishops of the patriarchal curia, if there~are any, otherwise,
 6    4,114 |         114~1. Distinct from the curia of the eparchy of the patriarch,
 7    4,114 |         at his see a patriarchal curia which is comprised of the
 8    4,114 |       bishops of the patriarchal~curia, the ordinary tribunal of
 9    4,114 |      attached to the patriarchal curia. 2. Persons belonging to
10    4,114 |     belonging to the~patriarchal curia can be selected by the patriarch
11    4,114 |         3. The offices of either~curia of the patriarch, inasmuch
12    4,123 |        123~1. In the patriarchal curia there is to be appointed
13    4,123 |      archives of the patriarchal curia, assisted, if the case warrants~
14    4,123 |      archives of the patriarchal curia, cann. 256-260 are to be
15    4,125 |      expenses of the patriarchal curia are paid from the goods~
16    4,127 |       bishops of the patriarchal curia or, if there are not any,
17    7,189 |       with the chancellor of the curia and at least two witnesses~
18    7,189 |        archives of the eparchial curia. 3. Before the~enthronement
19    7,214 |            The chancellor of the curia must be present at the presentation~
20    7,220 |       bishops of the patriarchal curia, if there~are any, otherwise
21    7,228 |       documents of the eparchial curia either personally~or through
22    7,232 |       bishops of the patriarchal curia, if there are any,~otherwise,
23    7,243 |          is to have an eparchial curia in his~see which assists
24    7,243 |         him. 2. To the eparchial curia belong the protosyncellus,~
25    7,243 |         offices of the eparchial curia. 3. If it is necessary or
26    7,243 |         offices~in the eparchial curia.~
27    7,244 |          office in the eparchial curia belongs to the eparchial~
28    7,244 |          office in the eparchial~curia must: (1) make a promise
29    7,252 |          252~1. In the eparchial curia a chancellor is to be appointed
30    7,252 |         see~that the acts of the curia are gathered and arranged
31    7,252 |        archives of the eparchial curia. 2. If it~seems necessary
32    7,252 |        notaries of the eparchial~curia.~
33    7,256 |         archive of the eparchial curia in which documents pertaining
34    7,256 |         archive of the eparchial curia with a~brief synopsis of
35    7,257 |         archive of the eparchial curia is to be locked and the~
36    7,258 |         archive of the~eparchial curia except for a brief time
37    7,259 |         archive in the eparchial curia~or at least a secret safe
38    7,259 |         archive of the eparchial curia,~completely closed and locked,
39    7,261 |         archive~of the eparchial curia. 2. In order to inspect
40    8,319 |          assembly, the eparchial curia, the presbyteral council,
41   12,537 |        document of the~eparchial curia.~
42   15,623 |       this purpose the~eparchial curia is to have an eparchial
43   16,771 |         letters to the eparchial curia referring to the same investigation
44   16,774 |         archive of the eparchial curia. 2. The ordaining~bishop
45   16,799 |         archive of the eparchial curia; no other~dispensation for
46   16,840 |         archive of the eparchial curia unless~a most grave reason
47   16,841 |        by means of the eparchial curia, to the pastor where that
48   16,871 |         archive of the eparchial curia.~
49   23,1026|        archives of the eparchial curia;~any change whatever which
50   23,1028|        archives of the eparchial curia. 3. It~is strongly recommended
51   26,1386| competent dicastery of the Roman Curia which~will determine whether
52   28,1470|        the secret archive of the curia if~they are not necessary
53   29,1530|    according to the style of the~curia of the hierarch who grants