Title, Canon

 1    1,15  |         faithful are free to make known their needs, especially~
 2    1,15  |       right to~make their opinion known to the other Christian faithful,
 3   10,360 |         he has made such a desire known in writing to~both eparchial
 4   12,552 |          they must be always made known to the member, granting
 5   16,771 |      sacred orders are to be made~known publicly in the parish church
 6   20,964 |         postulation is to be made known immediately to~the one postulated
 7   20,966 |           an office is to be made~known as soon as possible to all
 8   21,992 |  resignation of the~delegate made known to and accepted by the one
 9   22,1001|        the day the decree is made known the~party by which the author
10   22,1001|          which the decree is made known to the party.~
11   24,1075|         place of residence is not known can be brought into court
12   24,1086|         licentiates in canon law, known for prudence~and zeal for
13   24,1087| licentiates, in canon law,~and be known for prudence and zeal for
14   24,1130|           a language which is not~known by the judge or the parties,
15   25,1191|        libellus is not to be made known to the respondent before
16   25,1191|        the citation is to be made known to the guardian, curator~
17   25,1195|           the judge is~to be made known to the parties; unless they
18   25,1229|       regard to whatever was made known to~them in connection with
19   25,1231|       everything~which has become known to them by reason of sacramental
20   25,1233|           domicile are to be made known to the tribunal. 2. The~
21   25,1235|        their names are to be made known~to the parties; however,
22   25,1237|          decree of the judge made~known to the witness according
23   25,1273|       fault was unable to be made known earlier, the respondent~
24   25,1281|        the acts which are not~yet known to them; a copy of the acts
25   25,1289|        issue is plainly and fully known from the acts~and proofs.~
26   25,1292|   individual judge are to be made known~in the order of precedence,
27   25,1297| dispositive section has been made known to the parties with the
28   25,1302|         which, although they were~known to the party proposing the
29   25,1315|        translated into a language~known to the tribunal and authenticated.~
30   25,1354|           expressed~is to be made known to the parties as soon as
31   26,1370|     second sentence has been made known to them unless a prohibition
32   29,1514|          latter act has been made known to the person for whom it
33   29,1518|           and proofs which can be known without danger of~public