Title, Canon

 1    2,29  |           both parents by agreement freely request it, with due regard
 2    2,30  |          fourteenth year of~age can freely select any Church sui iuris
 3    2,33  |         marriage has~ended, she can freely return to the original Church
 4    3,43  |          Church which he can always freely exercise.~
 5    3,44  |            he makes the resignation freely and that it be duly manifested,
 6    3,50  |          been~initiated or has been freely accepted by the Roman Pontiff
 7    3,54  |        another manner, initiated or freely~accepted by the Roman Pontiff,
 8    4,123 |             be applied; he can also freely remove these notaries from
 9    7,183 |         proceed. 2. The~bishops are freely to elect the one whom before
10    7,247 | protosyncellus and the syncelli are freely appointed by~the eparchial
11    7,247 |            eparchial bishop and can freely be removed by him without~
12    7,255 |           and other notaries can be freely removed from office by the
13    7,266 |             the eparchial bishop to freely appoint~other members.~
14    7,271 |            eparchial consultors are freely appointed~by the eparchial
15    7,284 |           the eparchial~bishop, who freely names them. 2. To entrust
16    7,301 |             3. The eparchial~bishop freely names a parochial vicar,
17   10,329 |         through the Holy~Spirit can freely hear and willingly respond
18   10,339 |       rector; the students can also freely request as a spiritual father
19   12,461 |           Canon 461~1. A novice can freely leave the monastery sui
20   12,473 |         exercises of piety; (2) can freely and often approach spiritual~
21   12,512 |           but even~every member can freely send his or her wishes to
22   12,525 |             and they are to dispose freely of their use and usufruct.~
23   12,530 |         profession the member~shall freely make a last will which also
24   12,546 |           temporarily professed may freely leave the order or congregation
25   14,593 |      evangelization. 2. They are to freely~cooperate according to can.
26   15,651 |            in particular to publish freely~written materials. 2. All
27   16,716 |      individual priests should also freely celebrate the Divine Liturgy
28   16,738 |          738~The Christian faithful freely receive anointing of the
29   16,761 |          same of his own accord~and freely and that he is to be perpetually
30   16,806 |         marriage, unless~the person freely chooses marriage after having
31   20,947 |   successively is to make provision freely for the vacant office. 2.
32   23,1043|            natural or canon law can freely dispose of their goods can
33   24,1139|           Canon 1139~1. A party can freely appoint a personal procurator
34   24,1165|            are unable to dispose~of freely. 2. But there can be a settlement