Title, Canon

 1    7,305 |    the church belongs to some clerical institute~of consecrated
 2   10,331 |      seem to be called to the clerical state, can~be formed to
 3   10,364 |     eparchy or by loss of the clerical~state.~
 4   10,373 |                     Canon 373~Clerical celibacy chosen for the
 5   10,383 |  appropriate for those in the clerical state, clerics are not~to
 6   10,383 |      and offices alien to the clerical state as well as military
 7   10,391 | pursuing ends suitable to the clerical state. However, it belongs
 8   10,394 |    cleric, however, loses the clerical state: (1) ~by a judicial
 9   10,395 |    395~A cleric who loses the clerical state according to the norm
10   10,395 |      the rights proper to the clerical state~nor is he further
11   10,395 |     by the obligations of the clerical state~without prejudice,
12   10,396 |    been declared, loss of the clerical state does not carry with~
13   10,397 |      grant the removal of the clerical state to clerics having
14   10,397 |    bound by~the obligation of clerical celibacy or, if bound, are
15   10,398 |      398~One who has lost the clerical state by rescript of the
16   10,398 |     obtained removal from the clerical state from~the patriarch
17   12,415 |       and to what becomes the clerical state, as well as to~various
18   12,505 |      a congregation is called clerical when, on account of the
19   12,511 |      and the statutes. ~2. In clerical orders and congregations
20   12,524 |    religious state, and, in a clerical order or congregation, a
21   12,536 |      according to the plan of clerical formation prescribed in~
22   12,539 | members. 2. The confessors in clerical orders~and congregations
23   12,554 |    norm of can. 505, 2; it is clerical, according to norm of can.
24   15,612 |  common life in the~manner of clerical religious of pontifical
25   20,976 |  itself: (1) who has lost the clerical state; (2) who has publicly
26   23,1052|      the superiors general of~clerical religious institutes or
27   24,1084|     entrust cases to a~single clerical judge who, if possible,
28   26,1387|      all rights proper to the clerical~state and is free of all
29   27,1433|       cleric deposed from the clerical~state is deprived of all