Title, Canon

 1    3,43  |           immediate and universal ordinary power in~the Church which
 2    3,45  |       also possesses a primacy of~ordinary power over all the eparchies
 3    3,45  |         them by~which the proper, ordinary and immediate power which
 4    4,78  |         over which he presides is ordinary and proper, but personal.
 5    4,114 |        the patriarchal~curia, the ordinary tribunal of the patriarchal
 6    4,130 |                  Canon 130~1. The ordinary power of the patriarch in
 7    6,157 |        over which he presides, is ordinary and proper, but personal;
 8    6,173 |       Church sui iuris~passes the ordinary power of the metropolitan
 9    7,178 |        name of Christ, is~proper, ordinary, and immediate, although
10    7,220 | administrator of the eparchy, the ordinary~power of the eparchial bishop
11    7,245 |       appointed who, endowed~with ordinary vicarious power according
12    8,316 |          is made according to the ordinary norms of the law.~
13    8,320 |     powers and~faculties, whether ordinary or delegated which the exarch
14   10,339 |          director. 2. Besides the ordinary confessors, other~confessors
15   12,500 |         way that if the number of ordinary councilors~is insufficient
16   15,598 |           of the Church or by its ordinary and universal magisterium,~
17   16,720 |         absolution constitute~the ordinary way by which the Christian
18   20,945 |        been made~according to the ordinary norm of law.~
19   21,981 |                  Canon 981~1. The ordinary power of governance is that
20   21,981 |        means of an office. 2. The~ordinary power of governance can
21   21,984 |        consecrated life, who have ordinary power of~governance, are
22   21,988 |                      Canon 988~1. Ordinary executive power can be delegated
23   21,988 |          another authority having ordinary power was delegated for
24   21,989 |                         Canon 989~Ordinary executive power as well
25   21,991 |                      Canon 991~1. Ordinary power ceases by the loss
26   21,991 |           law provides otherwise, ordinary~power is suspended in the
27   23,1024|          limits and~procedures of ordinary administration, unless written
28   23,1024|          limits and procedures of ordinary administration are to be~
29   24,1062|      raised against a judge~of an ordinary tribunal of the patriarchal
30   24,1063|      patriarch is to establish an ordinary tribunal for the~patriarchal
31   24,1067|           tribunal is made to the ordinary tribunal of~the patriarchal
32   24,1079|         examined according to the~ordinary norms of competence.~
33   24,1086|     appoint a judicial vicar~with ordinary judicial power, distinct
34   24,1107|    against the judge of either an ordinary or delegated tribunal, even
35   24,1171|         of contracts which exceed ordinary administration have~not
36   24,1183|           error, according to the ordinary norm of~law.~
37   25,1205|           go beyond~the limits of ordinary administration. 3. In order
38   25,1343|       unless a party requests the ordinary~contentious process. 2.
39   25,1356|         the canons concerning the ordinary contentious~trial are to
40   26,1368|           or admit the case~to an ordinary examination of a new grade
41   26,1372|   omitting the formalities of the ordinary~process but having cited
42   26,1374|          handled according to the ordinary process of law; and in that~
43   26,1376|      trials in general and~on the ordinary contentious trial are to
44   26,1379|         Unless one party seeks an ordinary contentious process, a~summary
45   26,1379|          is to be used. 2. If the ordinary~contentious process has
46   26,1379|           or admit the case to~an ordinary examination in the second
47   26,1386|      trials in general and on the~ordinary contentious trial are to
48   27,1402|       consecrated life who enjoys~ordinary governing power, all others
49   28,1471|      trials~in general and on the ordinary contentious trial are to