Title, Canon

 1    7,231 |          it to be valid. ~2. The removal of an administrator of an
 2    7,231 |        the death,~resignation or removal of the administrator of
 3    7,232 |           For the resignation or removal of the eparchial finance
 4    7,244 |       244~1. The appointment and removal from office of those who
 5    7,251 |         the eparchial~bishop, or removal. 2. When the eparchial see
 6    7,297 |      bishop, expiration of term, removal or transfer. 2. ~When a
 7   10,397 |   permanent synod, can grant the removal of the clerical state to
 8   10,398 |        See; but one who obtained removal from the clerical state
 9   15,636 |      remove them or demand their removal,~if necessary for reasons
10   15,650 |  administration,~appointment and removal of teachers from office,
11   20,965 |     resignation, by transfer, by removal and by privation. 2. An
12   20,974 |          effective the decree of removal must be communicated in
13   20,975 |           the same holds for the removal of someone from an~office
14   20,976 |          if~only civilly. 2. The removal from office referred to
15   21,991 |     event that a privation of or removal~from office is legitimately
16   24,1144|            Canon 1144~1. For the removal of a procurator or advocate
17   24,1144|         party be notified of the removal if the joinder of issues (
18   24,1154|   exercise of sacred ministry or removal from office.~
19   26,1388|                Canon 1388~In the removal or transfer of pastors,
20   26,1391| subsequently he decides that the~removal must take place, he is paternally
21   26,1391|     reason and the arguments for~removal. 2. The pastor who is a
22   26,1393|        is to issue the decree of removal.~
23   26,1394|    opposes the cause alleged for removal and its~reasons, alleging
24   26,1394|       organize his challenges to removal in a~written report, having
25   26,1396|    pending~against the decree of removal, the bishop cannot name