Title, Canon

 1    1,26  |            associations, must take account~of the common good of the
 2    4,131 |            patriarchal Church must account as soon as~possible for
 3    4,140 |           of~the time, taking into account the common good of its own
 4    7,231 |    eparchial bishop~can require an account of his administration.~
 5    7,232 |      ecclesiastical goods which on account of the vacancy of the eparchial
 6    7,232 |       finance officer must give an account~of his administration to
 7    7,248 |          bishop has been chosen on account of his personal qualifications.~
 8    7,262 |     eparchial~finance officer must account for his or her administration
 9    7,262 |           bishop is to examine the account presented by the eparchial
10    7,263 |     eparchy as well as examine the account of~revenues and expenses
11    7,268 |           represented, taking into account especially the different
12    7,291 |          to be put~into the parish account unless it is obvious that
13    7,297 |      eparchial bishop, taking into account the norms of particular
14    7,299 |      administrator is to render an account to the pastor.~
15   10,333 |           one Church sui iuris, on account of special circumstances
16   10,344 |       institute, having taken into account any earlier formation.~
17   10,349 |       therefore, having~taken into account the wisdom both of the ancient
18   10,390 |      provided, is to be taken into account. 2. They also have the~right
19   11,402 |           the~gospel and take into account the doctrine set forth by
20   12,450 |            of a serious penalty on account of a crime of which they
21   12,505 |           called clerical when, on account of the object or purpose
22   12,545 |         consent of the council, on account of special circumstances,
23   12,547 |        infirmity was contracted on account of the~negligence of the
24   13,582 |         association must render an account of its administration each
25   15,621 |       Churches~is to be taken into account, so that the biblical and
26   16,762 |            which he~must render an account until he becomes free by
27   16,762 | administration and has rendered an account~of it; (8) a neophyte, unless
28   19,934 |     present be sought, taking into account 2, n. 3. 2. ~When the law
29   23,1031|           is to publicly render an account, in the manner provided
30   23,1031|         would be harmed by such an account.~
31   23,1045|       executors must render him an account concerning the~performance
32   27,1410|          way possible, taking into account always~his vested right