Title, Canon

 1    1,7   |        their own manner; they are~called, in accordance with the
 2    1,20  |           faithful since they are called by baptism to lead a~life
 3    2,27  |        recognizes as sui iuris is called in this Code~a Church sui
 4    4,102 |            1433 and 1434, must be called to the synod of~bishops
 5    4,104 |          All bishops legitimately called to the synod of bishops
 6    6,164 |      council of hierarchs must be called all and only~ordained bishops
 7    6,165 |           1. All bishops lawfully called to the council of hierarchs
 8    7,179 |        exercise or exercised, are called titular bishops.~
 9    7,215 |         auxiliary bishop, who are called to share in~the concerns
10    7,253 |     reputation of a cleric can be called into question.~
11   10,323 |          1. Clerics, who are also called sacred ministers, are Christian~
12   10,327 |           minor orders, generally called minor clerics, are admitted
13   10,329 |        that boys and young people called by the Lord through the
14   10,331 |     though they do not seem to be called to the clerical state, can~
15   12,436 | monasteries,~among which some are called filial if, according to
16   12,436 |         iuris; otherwise they are~called subsidiary. 2. For the valid
17   12,500 |          absent, others are to be called in~accordance with the typicon
18   12,505 |        order or a congregation is called clerical when, on account
19   13,573 |     persons in the Church and are called public associations. ~2.
20   13,573 |     ecclesiastical authority, are called private associations; these
21   16,668 |       authority of the Church, is called public; if not,~it is called
22   16,668 |      called public; if not,~it is called private. 2. For the regulation
23   16,832 |           is possible~he is to be called so that he can bless the
24   19,909 |           seventh year a minor is called an infant and is~held to
25   19,911 |             Canon 911~A person is called a traveler (peregrinus)
26   19,912 |          there permanently unless called~away, or has been protracted
27   19,912 |        least three months, unless called away, or has in fact been
28   24,1059|        that the Roman~Pontiff has called the case to himself.~
29   24,1060|          other cases which he has~called to his own judgment. 2.
30   24,1121|   peremptory exceptions which are called litis finitae~must be proposed
31   24,1139|         in which a public good is called into~question, except for
32   25,1195|    however, the parties are to be~called together by the judge to
33   28,1469|           a different~decision is called for. 3. Before he decides