Title, Canon

 1    3,45  |     determine the manner, either personal or collegial, of~exercising
 2    4,78  |         ordinary and proper, but personal. Thus, the patriarch cannot
 3    4,99  |     patriarch is to see that the personal Statutes in force~in the
 4    4,99  |    recognized or conceded by~the personal Statutes, it is expedient
 5    6,157 |         ordinary and proper, but personal; thus, he cannot constitute
 6    7,212 |         circumstances, even~of a personal nature, a coadjutor bishop
 7    7,248 |         chosen on account of his personal qualifications.~
 8    7,280 |        council, it is expedient, personal parishes are~to be erected
 9    8,320 |  committed to the exarch for his personal qualifications.~
10   10,330 |         specific norms~about the personal, spiritual, doctrinal and
11   10,344 |          to be~trained in making personal and responsible decisions
12   12,421 |     suitable provision for their personal needs, to care zealously
13   12,431 |      they do not~come to him for personal reasons.~
14   16,682 |      exhorted to have~sorrow for personal sins. 2. A person who is
15   16,776 |          woman by an irrevocable~personal consent establish between
16   16,783 |        of their children; (2) by personal~preparation of the parties
17   16,796 |       means other than letter or personal access.~
18   16,829 |          2. The hierarch and the personal pastor, by virtue of their
19   21,982 |      hierarch was chosen~for his personal qualifications, a habitual
20   23,1019|    historical~or material value, personal or real rights and claims,
21   24,1139|       party can freely appoint a personal procurator and advocate;
22   24,1151|         without prejudice to any personal Statutes which might be
23   25,1188|         does not lack legitimate personal~standing in court, he must
24   25,1188|      petitioner lacks legitimate personal standing in court; (3) ~
25   25,1191|        have the free exercise of~personal rights or the free administration
26   25,1253|   witness~testifies in virtue of personal knowledge, especially what
27   25,1273|     being detained which without personal fault was unable to be made
28   25,1342|   sentence, or the executor with personal discretion and prudence~
29   26,1358|        1358~Without prejudice to personal Statutes where they are
30   26,1378|                    Canon 1378~1. Personal separation of spouses, unless
31   27,1405|    observing the territorial and personal limitations of his competence.
32   29,1491| territory or unless the laws are personal ones; (2) are not~bound
33   29,1525|     executor has been chosen for personal qualifications, or the person
34   29,1526|        first had been chosen for personal~qualifications.~
35   29,1533|   privilege~ceases: (1) if it is personal, when the person to whom