Title, Canon

 1    4,69  |          Once the convocation has taken place according to the canons,
 2    7,204 |         long as the precaution is taken that the eparchy not~suffer
 3    7,220 |         exercise it unless he has taken canonical possession of
 4    7,222 |      provided that he has already taken canonical possession of
 5    7,230 |         custom and which~is to be taken from the goods of the eparchy; (
 6    7,288 |          his office unless he has~taken canonical possession of
 7   10,344 |           care is generally to be taken that students obtain a civil
 8   10,344 |         special institute, having taken into account any earlier
 9   10,349 |       sciences; therefore, having~taken into account the wisdom
10   10,390 |   sufficiently~provided, is to be taken into account. 2. They also
11   12,467 |          necessary steps~shall be taken at once in order that the
12   12,526 |         but in such a manner that taken~together the time shall
13   14,592 |         particular care has to be taken to~promote forms of apostolate
14   15,621 |         Eastern Churches~is to be taken into account, so that the
15   15,625 |      however, great~care is to be taken that the proper nature of
16   16,720 |      general prescriptions having taken counsel with the patriarch
17   16,767 |     impediment is based,~had been taken to the judicial forum; (
18   16,768 |           762, 1, n. 4, and those~taken to the judicial forum, not
19   16,872 |           that security means are taken to protect~the sacred and
20   16,879 |          After the internment has taken place, a record is to be
21   20,949 |          Once the convocation has taken place according to the~Canons,
22   20,966 |             Canon 966~Once it has taken effect, the loss of an office
23   21,991 | legitimately appealed or recourse taken.~
24   23,1040|           type of action is to be taken to vindicate the rights
25   23,1040|         whom this action is to be~taken.~
26   24,1105|       Canon 1105~A person who has taken part in a case as a judge,
27   24,1144|          contestatio) has already taken place. 2. After a~definitive
28   25,1249|         acts whether the oath was~taken, omitted, or refused, also
29   25,1321|         the joinder of issues has taken place the case is to be
30   25,1328|        but~with due caution being taken to indemnify the person
31   27,1422|       otherwise. 3. Care~shall be taken that the petition for remission
32   27,1427|        document. 2. Care shall~be taken that the public reprimand
33   27,1442|           the Divine Eucharist or taken or retained~it for a sacrilegious
34   27,1453|            3. A religious~who has taken a public and perpetual vow
35   28,1468|      superfluous. 2. Care must be taken lest anyone's good name
36   28,1469|       whether the action is to be taken~through a penal trial or
37   29,1499|        obscure, recourse is to be taken to parallel~passages, if
38   30,1545|           the year are said to~be taken as they appear in the calendar.
39   30,1545|           a year are always to be taken as they appear in the calendar.~