Title, Canon

 1    1,19  |       in accord with each one's state~and condition; however,
 2    1,22  |       of coercion in choosing a state in life.~
 3    4,92  |         a report concerning the state of~the Church over which
 4    7,192 |     obligations proper to their state and that means and institutions~
 5    7,278 |       in harmony with their own state~and that they diligently
 6    7,282 | religious. This agreement is to state precisely what parochial
 7    8,318 |      the spiritual and~temporal state of the exarchy. 2. An exarch
 8   10,331 |       be called to the clerical state, can~be formed to fulfill
 9   10,344 |        way the free choice of a state of life. 2. ~Assisted by
10   10,364 |         by loss of the clerical~state.~
11   10,382 |      things unbecoming to their state, according to the norms
12   10,383 |       for those in the clerical state, clerics are not~to take
13   10,383 |   offices alien to the clerical state as well as military service
14   10,386 |   regard the obligations of his state~of life. If he will reside
15   10,391 |        suitable to the clerical state. However, it belongs to
16   10,394 |     however, loses the clerical state: (1) ~by a judicial sentence
17   10,395 |   cleric who loses the clerical state according to the norm of~
18   10,395 |   rights proper to the clerical state~nor is he further bound
19   10,395 |     obligations of the clerical state~without prejudice, however,
20   10,396 |  declared, loss of the clerical state does not carry with~it a
21   10,397 |         removal of the clerical state to clerics having domicile
22   10,398 |       who has lost the clerical state by rescript of the Apostolic~
23   10,398 |       removal from the clerical state from~the patriarch can be
24   11,399 |        whose proper and special state is secular and who, living
25   11,399 |       enrolled in the religious state.~
26   11,407 |         who live in the married state in accordance with~their
27   12,410 |         Canon 410~The religious state is a stable mode of common
28   12,411 |         Canon 411~The religious state shall be encouraged and
29   12,415 |       what becomes the clerical state, as well as to~various works
30   12,419 |         forward a report on the~state of the institutes which
31   12,421 |        purpose of the religious state, and they are to make suitable
32   12,426 |        perfection of his or her state.~
33   12,453 |        in choosing the monastic state by using~appropriate means.
34   12,462 |       Canon 462~1. The monastic state is definitively assumed
35   12,524 |         observance of religious state, and, in a clerical order
36   12,531 |      definitively the religious~state, lose their own eparchy
37   12,554 |        of life of the religious state, under the governance of
38   12,563 |        remain each~in their own state. 2. Secular institutes are
39   15,608 |         to each one's aptitude, state~of life and received mandate,
40   16,783 |    prepared for the matrimonial state: (1) by preaching and catechesis
41   16,783 |         predisposed to that new state. 2. It is strongly recommended~
42   20,976 |       who has lost the clerical state; (2) who has publicly defected
43   24,1060|       highest civil office in a state; (4) other cases which he
44   25,1239|        who, by the law of their state, enjoy a similar right,
45   26,1387|   rights proper to the clerical~state and is free of all obligations.~
46   27,1433|       deposed from the clerical~state is deprived of all offices,
47   29,1495|      those laws which expressly state that an act is null or that~