Title, Canon

 1    3,51  |      treated in a council and to establish the order to be followed
 2    4,85  | Apostolic See, the patriarch can establish provinces and eparchies,~
 3    4,107 |    patriarchal~Church is free to establish norms to determine how many
 4    6,169 |      concerning these needs,~can establish what is considered to be
 5    7,182 | documents which are necessary to establish the suitability of~the candidates,
 6    7,226 |        for holding the office or establish any other restriction.~
 7    7,243 |         the eparchial bishop can establish other offices~in the eparchial
 8    7,263 |       The eparchial bishop is to establish a finance council which~
 9    7,270 |        the eparchial bishop must establish a new presbyteral~council.
10    7,270 |        metropolitan, but he must establish a new presbyteral council
11    7,271 |        The eparchial bishop must establish a college of eparchial~consultors
12    7,276 |          presbyteral council, to establish,~change and suppress this
13    7,291 |          presbyteral council, to establish regulations which provide
14    9,322 |          and, if the statutes so establish,~other local hierarchs of
15   10,337 |         Furthermore, they are to establish the manner of~appointment
16   10,374 |        for the particular law to establish suitable~means for pursuing
17   12,570 |     Canon 570~Particular law can establish other kinds of ascetics
18   14,585 |       council of hierarchs is to establish a commission to foster a~
19   14,592 |  characteristics and culture; to establish, according to the needs,~
20   15,631 |       the right of the Church to establish and~supervise schools of
21   15,657 |         required and suffices to~establish their correspondence with
22   16,709 |          of hierarchs is free to establish appropriate norms,~according
23   16,776 |     irrevocable~personal consent establish between themselves a partnership
24   16,792 |        Church sui iuris will not establish a~diriment impediment, unless
25   16,792 |          authority, however, can establish diriment impediments.~
26   16,800 |          any Church sui iuris to establish an older~age for the licit
27   16,815 |      each Church sui iuris is to establish the~manner in which these
28   16,817 |    accept~each other in order to establish marriage. 2. No human power~
29   16,880 |      authority of the Church can establish,~transfer or suppress feast
30   16,880 |      iuris which is competent to~establish particular law can constitute,
31   20,936 |  authority which is competent to establish an office, can also modify
32   23,1021|    necessary, each eparchy is to establish a general fund~according
33   24,1063|      1063~1. The patriarch is to establish an ordinary tribunal for
34   24,1067|    unable for various reasons to~establish his own tribunal; within
35   24,1068|        agree among themselves to establish a common tribunal to adjudicate
36   24,1068|     bishops are to see~that they establish a common tribunal. 3. The
37   24,1125|         1125~If the law does not establish time limits for positing
38   25,1244|       judge, first of all, is to establish the identity of the~witness;
39   25,1255|         are required in~order to establish some fact or to clarify
40   27,1405|      penalty, particular law can establish~in its place a determinate
41   28,1485|      iudicata, in no way does it establish the right of the injured~
42   29,1500|            Canon 1500~Laws which establish a penalty or restrict the