Title, Canon

 1    7,296 |     adoption, and sacred~orders or perpetual profession in a religious
 2   12,428 |              Canon 428~A member in perpetual vows is enrolled in the
 3   12,428 |         enrolled in an eparchy, by perpetual profession.~
 4   12,462 |          definitively assumed with perpetual~profession, which includes
 5   12,462 |           which includes the three perpetual vows of obedience,~chastity
 6   12,464 |            464~For the validity of perpetual monastic profession it is
 7   12,465 |          with the typicon precedes perpetual profession.~
 8   12,466 |                          Canon 466~Perpetual monastic profession renders
 9   12,467 |       Canon 467~1. A candidate for perpetual monastic profession must,
10   12,468 |         accrue to the member after perpetual profession in virtue of
11   12,469 |              Canon 469~Having made perpetual profession, a member loses
12   12,470 |           document certifying that perpetual profession has been made,~
13   12,472 |      members, after they have made perpetual profession, and in accordance
14   12,482 |         calculated from the day of perpetual profession.~
15   12,489 |      monastery sui iuris who is in perpetual vows. When this~member petitions,
16   12,494 |             Canon 494~1. A monk in perpetual vows who is in sacred orders,
17   12,513 |          of time is required~after perpetual profession, to be determined
18   12,530 |     congregations, at least before perpetual profession the member~shall
19   12,531 |                       Canon 531~By perpetual profession member assume
20   12,532 |            532~For the validity of perpetual profession is required,
21   12,533 |            Canon 533~In orders the perpetual profession is equivalent
22   12,533 |    profession is equivalent to the perpetual~monastic profession, hence
23   12,534 |           the canonical effects of perpetual profession remain the same
24   12,534 |            cannot be done prior to perpetual~profession.~
25   12,535 | congregation. If it~is the case of perpetual profession, the major superior
26   12,547 |      temporary vows or from making perpetual profession. 2. ~Physical
27   12,547 |        profession or the making of perpetual profession, unless the infirmity
28   12,560 |         enrolled in an eparchy, by perpetual incorporation.~
29   12,562 |          to dismiss a member after perpetual incorporation, the~superior
30   16,762 |          sacred orders or a public perpetual vow of chastity, or with
31   16,795 |           holy orders; (2) ~public perpetual vows of chastity in a religious
32   16,795 |            as of the one of public~perpetual vow of chastity made in
33   16,801 |        Canon 801~1. Antecedent and perpetual impotence to have sexual
34   16,805 |          who are bound by a public perpetual vow of chastity in a~religious
35   19,927 |         nature a juridic person is perpetual; nevertheless,~is ceases
36   24,1149|   available and of its very~nature perpetual, unless something to the
37   27,1453|         who has taken a public and perpetual vow of chastity and is not~
38   29,1533|        privilege is presumed to be perpetual. 2. A privilege~ceases: (