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1 Prel,1 | Canon 1~The canons of this Code 2 Prel,2 | Canon 2~The canons of the Code, 3 Prel,3 | Canon 3~The Code, although it 4 Prel,4 | Canon 4~The canons of the Code 5 Prel,5 | Canon 5~Acquired rights as well 6 Prel,6 | Canon 6~Once this Code goes into 7 1,7 | Canon 7~1. The Christian faithful 8 1,8 | Canon 8~In full communion with 9 1,9 | Canon 9~1. Since catechumens are 10 1,10 | Canon 10~Attached to the Word 11 1,11 | Canon 11~In virtue of their rebirth 12 1,12 | Canon 12~1. The Christian faithful 13 1,13 | Canon 13~All the Christian faithful 14 1,14 | Canon 14~All the Christian faithful 15 1,15 | Canon 15~1. The Christian faithful, 16 1,16 | Canon 16~The Christian faithful 17 1,17 | Canon 17~The Christian faithful 18 1,18 | Canon 18~The Christian faithful 19 1,19 | Canon 19~All the Christian faithful, 20 1,20 | Canon 20~The Christian faithful 21 1,21 | Canon 21~Those who are engaged 22 1,22 | Canon 22~All the Christian faithful 23 1,23 | Canon 23~No one is permitted to 24 1,24 | Canon 24~1. The Christian faithful 25 1,25 | Canon 25~1. The Christian faithful 26 1,26 | Canon 26~1. In exercising their 27 2,27 | Canon 27~A group of Christian 28 2,28 | Canon 28~1. A rite is the liturgical, 29 2,29 | Canon 29~1. By virtue of baptism, 30 2,30 | Canon 30~Anyone to be baptized 31 2,31 | Canon 31~No one can presume in 32 2,32 | Canon 32~1. No one can validly 33 2,33 | Canon 33~A wife is at liberty 34 2,34 | Canon 34~If the parents, or the 35 2,35 | Canon 35~Baptized non-Catholics 36 2,36 | Canon 36~The transfer to another 37 2,37 | Canon 37~Every enrollment in a 38 2,38 | Canon 38~Christian faithful of 39 2,39 | Canon 39~The rites of the Eastern 40 2,40 | Canon 40~1. Hierarchs who preside 41 2,41 | Canon 41~The Christian faithful 42 3,42 | Canon 42~Just as, by the Lord' 43 3,43 | Canon 43~The bishop of the Church 44 3,44 | Canon 44~1. The Roman Pontiff 45 3,45 | Canon 45~1. The Roman Pontiff, 46 3,46 | Canon 46~1. In exercising his 47 3,47 | Canon 47~When the Roman see is 48 3,48 | Canon 48~In this Code the term " 49 3,49 | Canon 49~The college of bishops, 50 3,50 | Canon 50~1. The college of bishops 51 3,51 | Canon 51~1. It is for the Roman 52 3,52 | Canon 52~1. It is the right and 53 3,53 | Canon 53~If the Apostolic See 54 3,54 | Canon 54~1. Decrees of an ecumenical 55 4,55 | Canon 55~According to the most 56 4,56 | Canon 56~A patriarch is a bishop 57 4,57 | Canon 57~1. The erection, restoration, 58 4,58 | Canon 58~Patriarchs of Eastern 59 4,59 | Canon 59~1. Patriarchs of Eastern 60 4,60 | Canon 60~1. In churches which 61 4,61 | Canon 61~A patriarch can have 62 4,62 | Canon 62~A patriarch who has resigned 63 4,63 | Canon 63~A patriarch is canonically 64 4,64 | Canon 64~Those things which are 65 4,65 | Canon 65~1. The synod of bishops 66 4,66 | Canon 66~1. In the election of 67 4,67 | Canon 67~In the election of a 68 4,68 | Canon 68~1. All bishops legitimately 69 4,69 | Canon 69~Once the convocation 70 4,70 | Canon 70~Unless particular law 71 4,71 | Canon 71~1. The positions of tellers 72 4,72 | Canon 72~1. He is elected who 73 4,73 | Canon 73~If the one who is elected 74 4,74 | Canon 74~Within two available 75 4,75 | Canon 75~If the one who is elected 76 4,76 | Canon 76~1. By means of a synodal 77 4,77 | Canon 77~1. A canonically elected 78 4,78 | Canon 78~1. The power which, according 79 4,79 | Canon 79~The patriarch represents 80 4,80 | Canon 80~The patriarch is: (1) 81 4,81 | Canon 81~Acts of the Roman Pontiff 82 4,82 | Canon 82~1. By his own right the 83 4,83 | Canon 83~1. With due regard for 84 4,84 | Canon 84~1. The patriarch should 85 4,85 | Canon 85~1. For a serious reason, 86 4,86 | Canon 86~1. The patriarch is competent: ( 87 4,87 | Canon 87~As long as provision 88 4,88 | Canon 88~1. Bishops of the patriarchal 89 4,89 | Canon 89~1. It is the right and 90 4,90 | Canon 90~For a serious reason, 91 4,91 | Canon 91~The patriarch must be 92 4,92 | Canon 92~1. The patriarch is to 93 4,93 | Canon 93~The patriarch is to reside 94 4,94 | Canon 94~The patriarch must celebrate 95 4,95 | Canon 95~1. The obligations of 96 4,96 | Canon 96~With regard to prayers 97 4,97 | Canon 97~The patriarch must diligently 98 4,98 | Canon 98~With the consent of the 99 4,99 | Canon 99~1. The patriarch is to 100 4,100 | Canon 100~The patriarch can reserve 101 4,101 | Canon 101~In his own eparchy, 102 4,102 | Canon 102~1. All and solely ordained 103 4,103 | Canon 103~The patriarch is to 104 4,104 | Canon 104~1. All bishops legitimately 105 4,105 | Canon 105~No member of the synod 106 4,106 | Canon 106~1. The synod of bishops 107 4,107 | Canon 107~1. Unless particular 108 4,108 | Canon 108~1. The patriarch is 109 4,109 | Canon 109~After the opening of 110 4,110 | Canon 110~1. The synod of bishops 111 4,111 | Canon 111~1. The synod of bishops 112 4,112 | Canon 112~1. The promulgation 113 4,113 | Canon 113~The synod of bishops 114 4,114 | Canon 114~1. Distinct from the 115 4,115 | Canon 115~1. The permanent synod 116 4,116 | Canon 116~1. The patriarch is 117 4,117 | Canon 117~The president and all 118 4,118 | Canon 118~Voting in the permanent 119 4,119 | Canon 119~If a certain matter 120 4,120 | Canon 120~The permanent synod 121 4,121 | Canon 121~If for a serious reason 122 4,122 | Canon 122~1. For the administration 123 4,123 | Canon 123~1. In the patriarchal 124 4,124 | Canon 124~The liturgical commission, 125 4,125 | Canon 125~The expenses of the 126 4,126 | Canon 126~1. The patriarchal see 127 4,127 | Canon 127~Unless particular law 128 4,128 | Canon 128~The administrator of 129 4,129 | Canon 129~The administrator of 130 4,130 | Canon 130~1. The ordinary power 131 4,131 | Canon 131~The administrator of 132 4,132 | Canon 132~1. When a patriarchal 133 4,133 | Canon 133~1. A metropolitan, who 134 4,134 | Canon 134~1. The dignity of a 135 4,135 | Canon 135~The metropolitan is 136 4,136 | Canon 136~A metropolitan who presides 137 4,137 | Canon 137~The synod of bishops 138 4,138 | Canon 138~The rights and obligations 139 4,139 | Canon 139~The eparchial bishop 140 4,140 | Canon 140~The patriarchal assembly 141 4,141 | Canon 141~The patriarchal assembly 142 4,142 | Canon 142~1. The patriarch is 143 4,143 | Canon 143~1. To the patriarchal 144 4,143 | faculties of theology and~Canon law, which are located inside 145 4,144 | Canon 144~1. With due regard for 146 4,145 | Canon 145~The patriarchal assembly 147 4,146 | Canon 146~1. The territory of 148 4,147 | Canon 147~Inside the territorial 149 4,148 | Canon 148~1. It is the right and 150 4,149 | Canon 149~The synod of bishops 151 4,150 | Canon 150~1. Bishops constituted 152 5,151 | Canon 151~A major archbishop is 153 5,152 | Canon 152~What is stated in common 154 5,153 | Canon 153~1. A major archbishop 155 5,154 | Canon 154~Major archbishops hold 156 6,155 | Canon 155~1. A metropolitan Church 157 6,156 | Canon 156~1. Within three months 158 6,157 | Canon 157~1. The power which a 159 6,158 | Canon 158~1. The see of the metropolitan 160 6,159 | Canon 159~In the metropolitan 161 6,160 | Canon 160~In extraordinary matters 162 6,161 | Canon 161~The metropolitan is 163 6,162 | Canon 162~As a sign of full communion 164 6,163 | Canon 163~It should be the custom 165 6,164 | Canon 164~1. To the council of 166 6,165 | Canon 165~1. All bishops lawfully 167 6,166 | Canon 166~1. Unless particular 168 6,167 | Canon 167~1. With due regard for 169 6,168 | Canon 168~With regard to the appointment 170 6,169 | Canon 169~The council of hierarchs 171 6,170 | Canon 170~The council of hierarchs 172 6,171 | Canon 171~The council of hierarchs 173 6,172 | Canon 172~In a metropolitan Church 174 6,173 | Canon 173~1. During the vacancy 175 6,174 | Canon 174~A Church sui iuris, 176 6,175 | Canon 175~These Churches immediately 177 6,176 | Canon 176~If common law remits 178 7,177 | Canon 177~1. An eparchy is a portion 179 7,178 | Canon 178~The eparchial bishop, 180 7,179 | Canon 179~Bishops to whom an eparchy 181 7,180 | Canon 180~In order for a person 182 7,181 | Canon 181~1. Bishops inside the 183 7,182 | Canon 182~1. Candidates suitable 184 7,183 | Canon 183~1. The convocation having 185 7,184 | Canon 184~1. If the one elected 186 7,185 | Canon 185~1. If the one elected 187 7,186 | Canon 186~1. If the synod of bishops 188 7,187 | Canon 187~1. Canonical provision 189 7,188 | Canon 188~1. Unless prevented 190 7,189 | Canon 189~1. The eparchial bishop 191 7,190 | Canon 190~The eparchial bishop 192 7,191 | Canon 191~1. The eparchial bishop 193 7,192 | Canon 192~1. In the exercise of 194 7,193 | Canon 193~1. The eparchial bishop 195 7,194 | Canon 194~The eparchial bishop 196 7,195 | Canon 195~As much as possible, 197 7,196 | Canon 196~1. The eparchial bishop 198 7,197 | Canon 197~The eparchial bishop, 199 7,198 | Canon 198~The eparchial bishop 200 7,199 | Canon 199~1. The eparchial bishop, 201 7,200 | Canon 200~The eparchial bishop 202 7,201 | Canon 201~1. Since he is obliged 203 7,202 | Canon 202~The eparchial bishops 204 7,203 | Canon 203~1. The eparchial bishop 205 7,204 | Canon 204~1. The eparchial bishop, 206 7,205 | Canon 205~1. The eparchial bishop 207 7,206 | Canon 206~1. The eparchial bishop 208 7,207 | Canon 207~An eparchial bishop 209 7,208 | Canon 208~1. An eparchial bishop 210 7,209 | Canon 209~1. The eparchial bishop 211 7,210 | Canon 210~1. An eparchial bishop 212 7,211 | Canon 211~1. An eparchial bishop, 213 7,212 | Canon 212~1. If the pastoral needs 214 7,213 | Canon 213~1. In addition to the 215 7,214 | Canon 214~1. The coadjutor bishop 216 7,215 | Canon 215~1. A coadjutor bishop 217 7,216 | Canon 216~1. The coadjutor bishop 218 7,217 | Canon 217~The coadjutor bishop 219 7,218 | Canon 218~The prescriptions of 220 7,219 | Canon 219~The eparchial see becomes 221 7,220 | Canon 220~With regard to a vacant 222 7,221 | Canon 221~Except for the vacant 223 7,222 | Canon 222~The coadjutor bishop, 224 7,223 | Canon 223~In the case of a transfer 225 7,224 | Canon 224~1. When the see becomes 226 7,225 | Canon 225~1. Only one person is 227 7,226 | Canon 226~In the process of constituting 228 7,227 | Canon 227~1. The administrator 229 7,228 | Canon 228~1. When the see is vacant 230 7,229 | Canon 229~The administrator of 231 7,230 | Canon 230~Unless otherwise lawfully 232 7,231 | Canon 231~1. The resignation of 233 7,232 | Canon 232~1. When the eparchial 234 7,233 | Canon 233~1. When the eparchial 235 7,234 | Canon 234~1. The governance of 236 7,235 | Canon 235~The eparchial assembly 237 7,236 | Canon 236~The eparchial assembly 238 7,237 | Canon 237~1. It is the right of 239 7,238 | Canon 238~1. The following are 240 7,239 | Canon 239~Those who must be present 241 7,240 | Canon 240~1. With due regard for 242 7,241 | Canon 241~The eparchial bishop 243 7,242 | Canon 242~The eparchial bishop 244 7,243 | Canon 243~1. The eparchial bishop 245 7,244 | Canon 244~1. The appointment and 246 7,245 | Canon 245~In each eparchy a protosyncellus 247 7,246 | Canon 246~As often as the correct 248 7,247 | Canon 247~1. The protosyncellus 249 7,248 | Canon 248~1. Unless otherwise 250 7,249 | Canon 249~The protosyncellus and 251 7,250 | Canon 250~The protosyncellus and 252 7,251 | Canon 251~1. The protosyncellus 253 7,252 | Canon 252~1. In the eparchial 254 7,253 | Canon 253~1. Besides the chancellor 255 7,254 | Canon 254~It is the notaries' 256 7,255 | Canon 255~The chancellor and other 257 7,256 | Canon 256~1. The eparchial bishop 258 7,257 | Canon 257~1. The archive of the 259 7,258 | Canon 258~It is not permitted 260 7,259 | Canon 259~1. There is also to 261 7,260 | Canon 260~1. Only the eparchial 262 7,261 | Canon 261~1. The eparchial bishop 263 7,262 | Canon 262~1. The eparchial bishop, 264 7,263 | Canon 263~1. The eparchial bishop 265 7,264 | Canon 264~A presbyteral council 266 7,265 | Canon 265~The presbyteral council 267 7,266 | Canon 266~The following are to 268 7,267 | Canon 267~1. In electing the members 269 7,268 | Canon 268~The manner of electing 270 7,269 | Canon 269~1. It pertains to the 271 7,270 | Canon 270~1. The members of the 272 7,271 | Canon 271~1. The eparchial bishop 273 7,272 | Canon 272~In the eparchy, if pastoral 274 7,273 | Canon 273~1. The pastoral council, 275 7,274 | Canon 274~1. The pastoral council 276 7,275 | Canon 275~It belongs to the eparchial 277 7,276 | Canon 276~1. The protopresbyter 278 7,277 | Canon 277~1. The office of protopresbyter, 279 7,278 | Canon 278~1. Besides the powers 280 7,279 | Canon 279~A parish is a definite 281 7,280 | Canon 280~1. Generally, a parish 282 7,281 | Canon 281~1. The pastor is to 283 7,282 | Canon 282~1. The eparchial bishop, 284 7,283 | Canon 283~The eparchial bishop 285 7,284 | Canon 284~1. The right of naming 286 7,285 | Canon 285~1. In order for a presbyter 287 7,286 | Canon 286~When the eparchial see 288 7,287 | Canon 287~1. A pastor is to have 289 7,288 | Canon 288~The pastor acquires 290 7,289 | Canon 289~1. In carrying out the 291 7,290 | Canon 290~1. In all juridic affairs 292 7,291 | Canon 291~All offerings except 293 7,292 | Canon 292~1. The pastor is bound 294 7,293 | Canon 293~The pastor is to remember 295 7,294 | Canon 294~The pastor is frequently 296 7,295 | Canon 295~In the parish there 297 7,296 | Canon 296~1. In the parish there 298 7,297 | Canon 297~1. The pastor ceases 299 7,298 | Canon 298~If the parish becomes 300 7,299 | Canon 299~1. The administrator 301 7,300 | Canon 300~1. When the parish is 302 7,301 | Canon 301~1. One or several parochial 303 7,302 | Canon 302~1. The parochial vicars 304 7,303 | Canon 303~The parochial vicar 305 7,304 | Canon 304~The rector of a church 306 7,305 | Canon 305~1. The rector of a church 307 7,306 | Canon 306~1. In the church committed 308 7,307 | Canon 307~If he thinks it advisable, 309 7,308 | Canon 308~Without the permission, 310 7,309 | Canon 309~Under the authority 311 7,310 | Canon 310~The eparchial bishop 312 8,311 | Canon 311~1. An exarchy is a portion 313 8,312 | Canon 312~The exarch governs the 314 8,313 | Canon 313~What is said in the 315 8,314 | Canon 314~1. Within the territorial 316 8,315 | Canon 315~1. The exarch established 317 8,316 | Canon 316~From decrees of the 318 8,317 | Canon 317~Exarchs are bound by 319 8,318 | Canon 318~1. Exarchs appointed 320 8,319 | Canon 319~1. Exarchs are bound 321 8,320 | Canon 320~1. When the exarchy 322 8,321 | Canon 321~1. During the time he 323 9,322 | Canon 322~1. When it seems opportune 324 10,323 | Canon 323~1. Clerics, who are 325 10,324 | Canon 324~Clerics joined among 326 10,325 | Canon 325~In virtue of sacred 327 10,326 | Canon 326~Clerics are constituted 328 10,327 | Canon 327~If besides bishops, 329 10,328 | Canon 328~It is the proper right 330 10,329 | Canon 329~1. The task of fostering 331 10,330 | Canon 330~1. It is proper for 332 10,331 | Canon 331~1. In the minor seminary, 333 10,332 | Canon 332~1. A minor seminary 334 10,333 | Canon 333~Even if it is preferred 335 10,334 | Canon 334~1. A seminary is erected 336 10,335 | Canon 335~1. A seminary legitimately 337 10,336 | Canon 336~1. A seminary common 338 10,337 | Canon 337~1. A seminary is to 339 10,338 | Canon 338~1. In each and every 340 10,339 | Canon 339~1. There is also to 341 10,340 | Canon 340~1. If a curriculum is 342 10,341 | Canon 341~1. The authority which 343 10,342 | Canon 342~1. Only those students 344 10,343 | Canon 343~Students, even if admitted 345 10,344 | Canon 344~1. Adolescents and young 346 10,345 | Canon 345~The formation of students 347 10,346 | Canon 346~1. Those aspiring to 348 10,347 | Canon 347~Doctrinal instruction 349 10,348 | Canon 348~1. For those who are 350 10,349 | Canon 349~1. Philosophical instruction 351 10,350 | Canon 350~1. Theological disciplines 352 10,351 | Canon 351~Teachers of the sacred 353 10,352 | Canon 352~1. The pastoral formation 354 10,353 | Canon 353~According to the norm 355 10,354 | Canon 354~The formation of deacons 356 10,355 | Canon 355~Candidates for ordination 357 10,356 | Canon 356~1. The rector is to 358 10,357 | Canon 357~1. Every cleric is to 359 10,358 | Canon 358~Through diaconal ordination 360 10,359 | Canon 359~In order that a cleric 361 10,360 | Canon 360~1. Through a written 362 10,361 | Canon 361~A cleric, mostly for 363 10,362 | Canon 362~1. For a just reason 364 10,363 | Canon 363~The following cannot 365 10,364 | Canon 364~The enrollment of a 366 10,365 | Canon 365~1. For licit transfer 367 10,366 | Canon 366~1. The eparchial bishop 368 10,367 | Canon 367~Clerics have, as their 369 10,368 | Canon 368~Clerics are bound in 370 10,369 | Canon 369~1. The daily reading 371 10,370 | Canon 370~Clerics are bound by 372 10,371 | Canon 371~1. Having fulfilled 373 10,372 | Canon 372~1. After completing 374 10,373 | Canon 373~Clerical celibacy chosen 375 10,374 | Canon 374~Clerics, celibate or 376 10,375 | Canon 375~In leading family life 377 10,376 | Canon 376~The praiseworthy common 378 10,377 | Canon 377~All clerics must celebrate 379 10,378 | Canon 378~According to the norm 380 10,379 | Canon 379~Clerics of whatever 381 10,380 | Canon 380~All clerics are to have 382 10,381 | Canon 381~1. Clerics are to be 383 10,382 | Canon 382~Clerics are to abstain 384 10,383 | Canon 383~Even though it is fitting 385 10,384 | Canon 384~1. As ministers of reconciliation 386 10,385 | Canon 385~1. Imbued with Christ' 387 10,386 | Canon 386~1. Clerics, even if 388 10,387 | Canon 387~Particular law is to 389 10,388 | Canon 388~Clerics to whom have 390 10,389 | Canon 389~Clerics are to strive 391 10,390 | Canon 390~1. Clerics have the 392 10,391 | Canon 391~Clerics are free, without 393 10,392 | Canon 392~Clerics have a right 394 10,393 | Canon 393~Clerics, whatever their 395 10,394 | Canon 394~After it has been validly 396 10,395 | Canon 395~A cleric who loses the 397 10,396 | Canon 396~Except for the case 398 10,397 | Canon 397~The patriarch, with 399 10,398 | Canon 398~One who has lost the 400 11,399 | Canon 399~In this Code, the name 401 11,400 | Canon 400~In addition to those 402 11,401 | Canon 401~It is above all the 403 11,402 | Canon 402~Lay Christian faithful 404 11,403 | Canon 403~1. With due regard for 405 11,404 | Canon 404~1. In addition to catechetical 406 11,405 | Canon 405~Lay persons should study 407 11,406 | Canon 406~Lay persons, aware of 408 11,407 | Canon 407~Lay persons who live 409 11,408 | Canon 408~1. Lay persons who excel 410 11,409 | Canon 409~1. Lay persons who devote 411 12,410 | Canon 410~The religious state 412 12,411 | Canon 411~The religious state 413 12,412 | Canon 412~1. All religious are 414 12,413 | Canon 413~Religious institutes 415 12,414 | Canon 414~1. With respect to monasteries 416 12,415 | Canon 415~1. All religious are 417 12,416 | Canon 416~Patriarchs as well as 418 12,417 | Canon 417~If abuses have crept 419 12,418 | Canon 418~1. Major superiors are: 420 12,419 | Canon 419~1. The president of 421 12,420 | Canon 420~1. Major superiors who 422 12,421 | Canon 421~Superiors are bound 423 12,422 | Canon 422~1. Superiors are to 424 12,423 | Canon 423~A monastery, monastic 425 12,424 | Canon 424~In the typicon or statutes 426 12,425 | Canon 425~The temporal property 427 12,426 | Canon 426~Each and every religious, 428 12,427 | Canon 427~Each and every religious 429 12,428 | Canon 428~A member in perpetual 430 12,429 | Canon 429~Letters of religious 431 12,430 | Canon 430~It is not permitted 432 12,431 | Canon 431~1. Without the written 433 12,432 | Canon 432~A dependent monastery, 434 12,433 | Canon 433~1. A monastery is a 435 12,434 | Canon 434~A monastery is of pontifical 436 12,435 | Canon 435~1. The eparchial bishop 437 12,436 | Canon 436~1. Every monastery sui 438 12,437 | Canon 437~1. The permission for 439 12,438 | Canon 438~1. The patriarch is 440 12,439 | Canon 439~1. Several monasteries 441 12,440 | Canon 440~1. The aggregation of 442 12,441 | Canon 441~1. In monasteries superiors 443 12,442 | Canon 442~Without prejudice to 444 12,443 | Canon 443~1. The superior of a 445 12,444 | Canon 444~1. The office of superior 446 12,445 | Canon 445~Members of the synaxis 447 12,446 | Canon 446~The superior shall reside 448 12,447 | Canon 447~1. There shall be a 449 12,448 | Canon 448~For one to be admitted 450 12,449 | Canon 449~Before being admitted 451 12,450 | Canon 450~Without prejudice to 452 12,451 | Canon 451~No one can be admitted 453 12,452 | Canon 452~1. Clerics enrolled 454 12,453 | Canon 453~1. It is the superior 455 12,454 | Canon 454~Norms are to be determined 456 12,455 | Canon 455~The novitiate begins 457 12,456 | Canon 456~1. A monastery sui iuris 458 12,457 | Canon 457~1. In order that the 459 12,458 | Canon 458~1. The formation of 460 12,459 | Canon 459~1. Constantly during 461 12,460 | Canon 460~A novice cannot validly 462 12,461 | Canon 461~1. A novice can freely 463 12,462 | Canon 462~1. The monastic state 464 12,463 | Canon 463~The typicon of the monastery 465 12,464 | Canon 464~For the validity of 466 12,465 | Canon 465~What is prescribed in 467 12,466 | Canon 466~Perpetual monastic profession 468 12,467 | Canon 467~1. A candidate for perpetual 469 12,468 | Canon 468~1. Any temporal goods 470 12,469 | Canon 469~Having made perpetual 471 12,470 | Canon 470~The document certifying 472 12,471 | Canon 471~1. The manner of formation 473 12,472 | Canon 472~The superior of a monastery 474 12,473 | Canon 473~1. In individual monasteries 475 12,474 | Canon 474~1. The members of monasteries 476 12,475 | Canon 475~1. In each monastery, 477 12,476 | Canon 476~Members of the monastery, 478 12,477 | Canon 477~1. The enclosure shall 479 12,478 | Canon 478~The superior of the 480 12,479 | Canon 479~If, in the judgment 481 12,480 | Canon 480~A parish cannot be established 482 12,481 | Canon 481~A hermit is a member 483 12,482 | Canon 482~In order to undertake 484 12,483 | Canon 483~The place where the 485 12,484 | Canon 484~The hermit depends on 486 12,485 | Canon 485~The superior of the 487 12,486 | Canon 486~1. The patriarch can 488 12,487 | Canon 487~1. A member cannot transfer 489 12,488 | Canon 488~1. The one who transfers 490 12,489 | Canon 489~1. The indult of exclaustration 491 12,490 | Canon 490~Exclaustration can be 492 12,491 | Canon 491~The exclaustrated member 493 12,492 | Canon 492~1. The perpetually professed 494 12,493 | Canon 493~1. The indult of leaving 495 12,494 | Canon 494~1. A monk in perpetual 496 12,495 | Canon 495~A member who, after 497 12,496 | Canon 496~1. One who during temporary 498 12,497 | Canon 497~1. A member shall be 499 12,498 | Canon 498~1. A member who is the 500 12,499 | Canon 499~A member can be dismissed


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