Title, Canon

 1    4,67  |           observed,~every contrary custom being reprobated unless
 2    4,92  |       presides. 3. It is to be the custom for the patriarch to visit~
 3    6,163 |         Canon 163~It should be the custom for the metropolitan to
 4    7,230 |            or determined by lawful custom and which~is to be taken
 5    7,302 |         eparchial bishop or lawful~custom; the parochial vicar has
 6   10,343 |      formed in their own rite. Any custom to the contrary~is reprobated.~
 7   12,505 |     founder or in virtue of lawful custom, under~the direction of
 8   12,538 |            the statutes and~lawful custom. 2. The superiors shall
 9   16,686 |            according to legitimate custom. 2. ~The pastor is to see
10   16,708 | established by a most praiseworthy custom or by particular law of
11   16,715 |          according to the approved custom of~the Church. 2. It is
12   16,715 |         thus established by lawful custom, to receive offerings for
13   16,737 |        Churches in which it is the~custom that the sacrament of anointing
14   16,737 |           it is~possible that this custom is preserved.~
15   16,764 |     established by particular law; custom introducing a new impediment
16   16,793 |                        Canon 793~A custom which introduces a new impediment
17   20,954 |          determinate, any contrary custom being reprobated. 2. Conditions~
18   23,1029|            according to legitimate~custom.~
19   23,1031|         own hierarch; any~contrary custom is reprobated. 2. An administrator
20   27,1402|       Canon 1402~1. Every contrary custom being reprobated, a canonical
21   29     |                      TITLE 29~Law, Custom, and Administrative Acts~
22   29,1501|   universal or particular law or a custom is lacking in some particular~
23   29,1501|           holy fathers, legitimate custom, the general principles
24   29,1507|                  Canon 1506~1. The custom of the Christian community,
25   29,1507|            the force of law. 2. No custom can in any way derogate~
26   29,1508|            Canon 1507~1. Only that custom can have the force of law
27   29,1508|            determined by law. 2. A custom which~is expressly reprobated
28   29,1508|         not a reasonable one. 3. A~custom contrary to the current
29   29,1508|            centenary or immemorial custom can prevail~over a canon
30   29,1508|           legislator can approve a~custom as legitimate by his consent,
31   29,1509|                         Canon 1508~Custom is the best interpreter
32   29,1510|                       Canon 1509~A custom, whether it is contrary
33   29,1510|           is revoked by a contrary custom or law; however, unless~
34   29,1516|            to a law or an approved custom, unless~the competent authority