Title, Canon
1 2,28 | disciplinary patrimony, culture and circumstances of history of a~distinct
2 3,47 | special laws enacted for those circumstances are to be observed.~
3 4,128 | is given, for the various circumstances~which occur during the vacancy
4 4,137 | patriarchal Church and also the circumstances of time and~place.~
5 4,140 | discipline with the current circumstances of~the time, taking into
6 6,170 | year and~whenever special circumstances require it or matters of
7 7,211 | certain cases due to special circumstances other~provisions are made
8 7,212 | bishop. 2. In more serious circumstances, even~of a personal nature,
9 7,236 | is convened as often as circumstances warrant it in the judgment
10 7,272 | the eparchy, if pastoral circumstances recommend it, a pastoral
11 7,278 | found in more difficult circumstances or are beset with problems.
12 7,285 | After he has weighed all the circumstances, the eparchial bishop is
13 7,287 | of presbyters or in other circumstances. 2. In the same parish there
14 7,297 | after considering all the circumstances of person~and place, is
15 7,302 | parochial ministry~and if circumstances warrant it, to substitute
16 8,311 | which, because of~special circumstances, is not erected as an eparchy,
17 10,333 | iuris, on account of special circumstances students of another Church
18 10,337 | accommodated to special circumstances, is~put into effect and
19 11,406 | impelling force in those~circumstances in which people can hear
20 12,545 | council, on account of special circumstances, reduces the time of the
21 15,610 | otherwise. 4. In extraordinary circumstances, especially to supply for
22 15,634 | things to the particular circumstances under the supervision of
23 15,635 | especially by particular circumstances of~place and time.~
24 16,832 | prudently foreseen that such circumstances will continue for a~month.
25 16,863 | having investigated all the~circumstances, is to decide whether the
26 16,864 | customs of the people and circumstances~of the place. 3. In all
27 16,867 | sacraments and the various circumstances of life are sanctified.
28 18,904 | to be constituted, if the circumstances warrant it, in consultation
29 23,1022| legitimate customs and circumstances.~
30 24,1106| some~loss. 2. In the same circumstances the promoter of justice,~
31 24,1158| the judge. 2. In similar circumstances a person can obtain an order
32 25,1217| judge along with~the other circumstances of the case; but complete
33 25,1218| Having weighted all the circumstances, it is for the judge to~
34 25,1240| in secret because of~the circumstances of things or persons.~
35 25,1254| performed ex officio or unless circumstances of things and persons suggest
36 25,1260| concordant, but also the other~circumstances of the case. 2. In giving
37 26,1366| unless it~is obvious from the circumstances that this would be useless;
38 26,1378| considered the particular circumstances. 3. Also, if a case is concerned
39 26,1395| as the case requires and~circumstances permit.~
40 28,1468| person about the facts and~circumstances unless this investigation
41 28,1469| to him from new facts and circumstances, that a different~decision
42 29,1499| to the purpose and the circumstances of~the law, and to the mind
43 29,1523| inopportune, due to the circumstances of person or place,~the
44 29,1533| the passage of time the circumstances, in the judgment of the
45 29,1537| taking into consideration the circumstances of the case and the gravity
46 29,1539| to grant under the same circumstances,~with due regard for can.
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