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Title, Canon
1 Prel,1 | Canon 1~The canons of this Code
2 Prel,6 | Code goes into effect: (1) all common or particular~
3 1 | TITLE 1~The Rights and Obligations
4 1,7 | Canon 7~1. The Christian faithful
5 1,9 | Canon 9~1. Since catechumens are in
6 1,12 | Canon 12~1. The Christian faithful
7 1,15 | Canon 15~1. The Christian faithful,
8 1,24 | Canon 24~1. The Christian faithful
9 1,25 | Canon 25~1. The Christian faithful
10 1,26 | Canon 26~1. In exercising their rights
11 2,28 | Canon 28~1. A rite is the liturgical,
12 2,29 | Canon 29~1. By virtue of baptism, a
13 2,29 | his~fourteenth year is: (1) born of an unwed mother,
14 2,29 | adoptive father and mother, 1~should be applied; (3) born
15 2,32 | Canon 32~1. No one can validly transfer
16 2,40 | Canon 40~1. Hierarchs who preside over
17 3,44 | Canon 44~1. The Roman Pontiff obtains
18 3,45 | Canon 45~1. The Roman Pontiff, by virtue
19 3,46 | Canon 46~1. In exercising his office (
20 3,50 | Canon 50~1. The college of bishops
21 3,51 | Canon 51~1. It is for the Roman Pontiff
22 3,52 | Canon 52~1. It is the right and obligation
23 3,54 | Canon 54~1. Decrees of an ecumenical
24 4,57 | Canon 57~1. The erection, restoration,
25 4,59 | Canon 59~1. Patriarchs of Eastern Churches,
26 4,60 | Canon 60~1. In churches which are designated
27 4,65 | Canon 65~1. The synod of bishops of
28 4,66 | Canon 66~1. In the election of a patriarch
29 4,66 | to~the norms of can. 71, 1. 3. It is not permitted
30 4,68 | Canon 68~1. All bishops legitimately
31 4,71 | Canon 71~1. The positions of tellers
32 4,72 | Canon 72~1. He is elected who obtains
33 4,76 | Canon 76~1. By means of a synodal letter,
34 4,77 | Canon 77~1. A canonically elected patriarch
35 4,78 | Canon 78~1. The power which, according
36 4,80 | Canon 80~The patriarch is: (1) to exercise the rights
37 4,80 | officer according to can.~262, 1; if the warning is made
38 4,82 | Canon 82~1. By his own right the patriarch
39 4,82 | right the patriarch can: (1) within the scope~of his
40 4,83 | Canon 83~1. With due regard for the
41 4,84 | Canon 84~1. The patriarch should most
42 4,85 | Canon 85~1. For a serious reason, with
43 4,85 | patriarch is competent: (1) to give to an eparchial~
44 4,85 | bishop, observing cann.~181, 1 and 182-187 and 212; (2)
45 4,86 | Canon 86~1. The patriarch is competent: (
46 4,86 | patriarch is competent: (1) to give a patriarchal letter
47 4,87 | the norms of cann. 181, 1 and~182-187. He confers
48 4,88 | Canon 88~1. Bishops of the patriarchal
49 4,89 | Canon 89~1. It is the right and obligation
50 4,92 | Canon 92~1. The patriarch is to manifest
51 4,95 | Canon 95~1. The obligations of eparchial
52 4,97 | mentioned in can. 1022, 1.~
53 4,99 | Canon 99~1. The patriarch is to see
54 4,102 | Canon 102~1. All and solely ordained
55 4,102 | those mentioned in can.~953, 1 or those who are punished
56 4,104 | Canon 104~1. All bishops legitimately
57 4,106 | Canon 106~1. The synod of bishops of
58 4,106 | must be convoked whenever: (1) matters are to be decided
59 4,107 | Canon 107~1. Unless particular law requires
60 4,107 | for~cann. 69, 149 and 183, 1, any session of the synod
61 4,108 | Canon 108~1. The patriarch is to open
62 4,110 | Canon 110~1. The synod of bishops of
63 4,111 | Canon 111~1. The synod of bishops of
64 4,112 | Canon 112~1. The promulgation of laws
65 4,114 | Canon 114~1. Distinct from the curia
66 4,115 | Canon 115~1. The permanent synod is
67 4,116 | Canon 116~1. The patriarch is to convoke
68 4,122 | Canon 122~1. For the administration
69 4,123 | Canon 123~1. In the patriarchal curia
70 4,126 | Canon 126~1. The patriarchal see becomes
71 4,128 | patriarchal Church is: (1) immediately~to inform the
72 4,130 | Canon 130~1. The ordinary power of the
73 4,132 | Canon 132~1. When a patriarchal see
74 4,133 | Canon 133~1. A metropolitan, who presides
75 4,133 | him by common law, is: (1) to ordain and enthrone
76 4,133 | due regard~for can. 86, 1, n. 2; (2) to convoke the
77 4,134 | Canon 134~1. The dignity of a metropolitan
78 4,138 | prescribed in can. 133, 1, nn. 2-6 and 2 as well as
79 4,139 | obligations~mentioned in can. 133, 1, nn. 3-6.~
80 4,142 | Canon 142~1. The patriarch is to convoke
81 4,143 | Canon 143~1. To the patriarchal assembly
82 4,143 | assembly are to be convoked: (1) eparchial bishops and other
83 4,144 | Canon 144~1. With due regard for the
84 4,146 | Canon 146~1. The territory of the Church
85 4,148 | Canon 148~1. It is the right and the
86 4,150 | Canon 150~1. Bishops constituted outside
87 5,153 | Canon 153~1. A major archbishop is elected
88 6,155 | Canon 155~1. A metropolitan Church sui
89 6,156 | Canon 156~1. Within three months after
90 6,157 | Canon 157~1. The power which a metropolitan
91 6,158 | Canon 158~1. The see of the metropolitan
92 6,159 | metropolitan~is competent: (1) to ordain and enthrone
93 6,164 | Canon 164~1. To the council of hierarchs
94 6,164 | those mentioned in can. 953, 1~or those who are punished
95 6,165 | Canon 165~1. All bishops lawfully called
96 6,166 | Canon 166~1. Unless particular law requires
97 6,167 | Canon 167~1. With due regard for the
98 6,173 | Canon 173~1. During the vacancy of the
99 6,173 | metropolitan Church sui iuris: (1) the administrator of the
100 6,173 | patriarchal see in can. 132, 1; the metropolitan is competent
101 7,177 | Canon 177~1. An eparchy is a portion
102 7,177 | patriarchal Church, can. 85,~1 is to be observed; in other
103 7,180 | it is required that he: (1) demonstrate solid faith,
104 7,181 | Canon 181~1. Bishops inside the territorial
105 7,182 | Canon 182~1. Candidates suitable for
106 7,183 | Canon 183~1. The convocation having
107 7,184 | Canon 184~1. If the one elected is on
108 7,185 | Canon 185~1. If the one elected is not
109 7,186 | Canon 186~1. If the synod of bishops
110 7,187 | Canon 187~1. Canonical provision is
111 7,188 | Canon 188~1. Unless prevented by a legitimate
112 7,189 | Canon 189~1. The eparchial bishop takes
113 7,191 | Canon 191~1. The eparchial bishop governs
114 7,192 | Canon 192~1. In the exercise of his
115 7,193 | Canon 193~1. The eparchial bishop to
116 7,196 | Canon 196~1. The eparchial bishop is
117 7,199 | Canon 199~1. The eparchial bishop, as
118 7,201 | Canon 201~1. Since he is obliged to
119 7,203 | Canon 203~1. The eparchial bishop is
120 7,204 | Canon 204~1. The eparchial bishop, even
121 7,205 | Canon 205~1. The eparchial bishop is
122 7,206 | Canon 206~1. The eparchial bishop exercising
123 7,208 | Canon 208~1. An eparchial bishop exercising
124 7,209 | Canon 209~1. The eparchial bishop must
125 7,210 | Canon 210~1. An eparchial bishop who
126 7,211 | Canon 211~1. An eparchial bishop, whose
127 7,212 | Canon 212~1. If the pastoral needs of
128 7,213 | Canon 213~1. In addition to the rights
129 7,214 | Canon 214~1. The coadjutor bishop and
130 7,215 | Canon 215~1. A coadjutor bishop takes
131 7,215 | prejudice~to the prescription of 1, the eparchial bishop is
132 7,216 | Canon 216~1. The coadjutor bishop and
133 7,220 | following are to be~observed: (1) the patriarch is to inform
134 7,221 | prejudice to~cann. 222 and 223: (1) the metropolitan, or otherwise
135 7,223 | in the former eparchy: (1) he has the rights and obligations
136 7,224 | Canon 224~1. When the see becomes vacant,
137 7,224 | office unless they are: (1) ~ordained bishops; (2)
138 7,225 | Canon 225~1. Only one person is to be
139 7,227 | Canon 227~1. The administrator of an
140 7,228 | Canon 228~1. When the see is vacant
141 7,230 | otherwise lawfully provided: (1) the administrator of an~
142 7,231 | Canon 231~1. The resignation of the
143 7,232 | Canon 232~1. When the eparchial see
144 7,232 | the norms of can. 231, 1 and 2 are to~be observed.
145 7,233 | Canon 233~1. When the eparchial see
146 7,234 | Canon 234~1. The governance of an eparchy,
147 7,237 | Canon 237~1. It is the right of the
148 7,238 | Canon 238~1. The following are to be
149 7,238 | must be present for it: (1) the coadjutor bishop and
150 7,240 | Canon 240~1. With due regard for the
151 7,243 | Canon 243~1. The eparchial bishop is
152 7,244 | Canon 244~1. The appointment and removal
153 7,244 | the eparchial~curia must: (1) make a promise to carry
154 7,247 | Canon 247~1. The protosyncellus and
155 7,247 | without~prejudice to can. 215, 1 and 2. 2. The protosyncellus
156 7,248 | Canon 248~1. Unless otherwise expressly
157 7,251 | Canon 251~1. The protosyncellus and
158 7,252 | Canon 252~1. In the eparchial curia
159 7,253 | Canon 253~1. Besides the chancellor
160 7,254 | is the notaries' duty: (1) to write the acts and documents~
161 7,256 | Canon 256~1. The eparchial bishop is
162 7,257 | Canon 257~1. The archive of the eparchial
163 7,259 | Canon 259~1. There is also to be a secret
164 7,260 | Canon 260~1. Only the eparchial bishop
165 7,261 | Canon 261~1. The eparchial bishop is
166 7,262 | Canon 262~1. The eparchial bishop, after
167 7,263 | Canon 263~1. The eparchial bishop is
168 7,266 | the presbyteral council: (1) an appropriate portion
169 7,267 | Canon 267~1. In electing the members
170 7,267 | active and passive voice: (1) all presbyters enrolled
171 7,269 | Canon 269~1. It pertains to the eparchial
172 7,270 | Canon 270~1. The members of the presbyteral
173 7,271 | Canon 271~1. The eparchial bishop must
174 7,273 | Canon 273~1. The pastoral council, which
175 7,274 | Canon 274~1. The pastoral council is
176 7,276 | Canon 276~1. The protopresbyter is a
177 7,277 | Canon 277~1. The office of protopresbyter,
178 7,278 | Canon 278~1. Besides the powers and
179 7,278 | the protopresbyter~to: (1) coordinate and promote
180 7,278 | him the protopresbyter: (1) is to see that clerics~
181 7,280 | Canon 280~1. Generally, a parish is
182 7,281 | Canon 281~1. The pastor is to be a presbyter
183 7,282 | Canon 282~1. The eparchial bishop, but
184 7,284 | Canon 284~1. The right of naming pastors
185 7,284 | period of time unless: (1) it concerns a member of
186 7,285 | Canon 285~1. In order for a presbyter
187 7,286 | interim, is~competent: (1) to name as pastor a presbyter
188 7,287 | Canon 287~1. A pastor is to have the
189 7,289 | Canon 289~1. In carrying out the function
190 7,290 | Canon 290~1. In all juridic affairs
191 7,292 | Canon 292~1. The pastor is bound by
192 7,296 | Canon 296~1. In the parish there are
193 7,297 | Canon 297~1. The pastor ceases from
194 7,299 | Canon 299~1. The administrator of a
195 7,300 | Canon 300~1. When the parish is vacant
196 7,301 | Canon 301~1. One or several parochial
197 7,302 | Canon 302~1. The parochial vicars are
198 7,305 | Canon 305~1. The rector of a church
199 7,306 | Canon 306~1. In the church committed
200 8,311 | Canon 311~1. An exarchy is a portion
201 8,314 | Canon 314~1. Within the territorial
202 8,315 | Canon 315~1. The exarch established
203 8,318 | Canon 318~1. Exarchs appointed by the
204 8,319 | Canon 319~1. Exarchs are bound by the
205 8,320 | Canon 320~1. When the exarchy is vacant
206 8,321 | Canon 321~1. During the time he is in
207 9,322 | Canon 322~1. When it seems opportune
208 10,323 | Canon 323~1. Clerics, who are also called
209 10,329 | Canon 329~1. The task of fostering vocations
210 10,329 | ministry of the whole Church: (1) parents, teachers and other~
211 10,330 | Canon 330~1. It is proper for the synod
212 10,331 | Canon 331~1. In the minor seminary,
213 10,332 | Canon 332~1. A minor seminary may be
214 10,334 | Canon 334~1. A seminary is erected by
215 10,335 | Canon 335~1. A seminary legitimately
216 10,336 | Canon 336~1. A seminary common to several
217 10,337 | Canon 337~1. A seminary is to have its
218 10,338 | Canon 338~1. In each and every seminary
219 10,339 | Canon 339~1. There is also to be at
220 10,340 | Canon 340~1. If a curriculum is set
221 10,341 | Canon 341~1. The authority which erected
222 10,342 | Canon 342~1. Only those students are
223 10,344 | Canon 344~1. Adolescents and young people
224 10,346 | Canon 346~1. Those aspiring to the sacred
225 10,346 | strength for apostolic labor: (1) alert to~the word of God,
226 10,348 | Canon 348~1. For those who are destined
227 10,349 | Canon 349~1. Philosophical instruction
228 10,350 | Canon 350~1. Theological disciplines
229 10,352 | Canon 352~1. The pastoral formation
230 10,356 | Canon 356~1. The rector is to send a
231 10,357 | Canon 357~1. Every cleric is to be enrolled
232 10,360 | Canon 360~1. Through a written agreement
233 10,362 | Canon 362~1. For a just reason a cleric
234 10,363 | to move outside of it: (1) the administrator of the
235 10,365 | Canon 365~1. For licit transfer in or
236 10,366 | Canon 366~1. The eparchial bishop is
237 10,366 | to his~eparchy unless: (1) the needs or advantage
238 10,369 | Canon 369~1. The daily reading and meditation
239 10,371 | Canon 371~1. Having fulfilled the requirements
240 10,372 | Canon 372~1. After completing the formation
241 10,381 | Canon 381~1. Clerics are to be ardent
242 10,383 | citizens, nevertheless: (1) they are~forbidden to assume
243 10,384 | Canon 384~1. As ministers of reconciliation
244 10,385 | Canon 385~1. Imbued with Christ's spirit
245 10,386 | Canon 386~1. Clerics, even if they do
246 10,390 | Canon 390~1. Clerics have the right
247 10,394 | loses the clerical state: (1) ~by a judicial sentence
248 11,403 | Canon 403~1. With due regard for the
249 11,404 | Canon 404~1. In addition to catechetical
250 11,408 | Canon 408~1. Lay persons who excel in
251 11,409 | Canon 409~1. Lay persons who devote
252 12,412 | Canon 412~1. All religious are subject
253 12,414 | Canon 414~1. With respect to monasteries
254 12,414 | to the eparchial bishop: (1) to approve typicon of monasteries
255 12,415 | Canon 415~1. All religious are subject
256 12,415 | the matters mentioned in 1 as often as he conducts
257 12,418 | Canon 418~1. Major superiors are: the
258 12,419 | Canon 419~1. The president of a monastic
259 12,420 | Canon 420~1. Major superiors who are
260 12,422 | Canon 422~1. Superiors are to have their
261 12,431 | Canon 431~1. Without the written consent
262 12,431 | patriarch, bishop or~exarch: (1) remains bound by the vows
263 12,431 | patriarch, bishop or exarch: (1) if~through profession he
264 12,433 | Canon 433~1. A monastery is a religious
265 12,435 | Canon 435~1. The eparchial bishop is
266 12,436 | Canon 436~1. Every monastery sui iuris
267 12,437 | Canon 437~1. The permission for erecting
268 12,438 | Canon 438~1. The patriarch is competent
269 12,439 | Canon 439~1. Several monasteries sui
270 12,440 | Canon 440~1. The aggregation of a non-confederated
271 12,441 | Canon 441~1. In monasteries superiors
272 12,443 | Canon 443~1. The superior of a monastery
273 12,444 | Canon 444~1. The office of superior
274 12,447 | Canon 447~1. There shall be a finance
275 12,450 | admitted to the novitiate: ~(1) non-Catholics; (2) those
276 12,450 | mentioned in can. 1426, 1; (3) ~those, who are under
277 12,452 | Canon 452~1. Clerics enrolled in an
278 12,453 | Canon 453~1. It is the superior of an
279 12,456 | Canon 456~1. A monastery sui iuris can
280 12,457 | Canon 457~1. In order that the novitiate
281 12,458 | Canon 458~1. The formation of the novices
282 12,459 | Canon 459~1. Constantly during the novitiate
283 12,460 | due regard for can. 467, 1.~
284 12,461 | Canon 461~1. A novice can freely leave
285 12,462 | Canon 462~1. The monastic state is definitively
286 12,464 | profession it is required: ~(1) that the novitiate has
287 12,467 | Canon 467~1. A candidate for perpetual
288 12,468 | Canon 468~1. Any temporal goods whatsoever
289 12,471 | Canon 471~1. The manner of formation
290 12,471 | up according to can. 340, 1, or under the direction
291 12,473 | Canon 473~1. In individual monasteries
292 12,473 | accordance with the typicon: (1) who are~not lawfully prevented
293 12,474 | Canon 474~1. The members of monasteries
294 12,475 | Canon 475~1. In each monastery, in accordance
295 12,477 | Canon 477~1. The enclosure shall be
296 12,486 | Canon 486~1. The patriarch can for a
297 12,487 | Canon 487~1. A member cannot transfer
298 12,488 | Canon 488~1. The one who transfers to
299 12,489 | Canon 489~1. The indult of exclaustration
300 12,492 | Canon 492~1. The perpetually professed
301 12,493 | Canon 493~1. The indult of leaving the
302 12,494 | Canon 494~1. A monk in perpetual vows
303 12,496 | Canon 496~1. One who during temporary
304 12,497 | Canon 497~1. A member shall be held
305 12,497 | by the~law itself, who: (1) has publicly rejected the
306 12,498 | Canon 498~1. A member who is the cause
307 12,500 | Canon 500~1. For the dismissal of a
308 12,500 | required for validity: (1) that~there is a lack of
309 12,500 | submitted to those mentioned~in 1. 4. The decree of dismissal
310 12,501 | Canon 501~1. The decree of dismissal
311 12,503 | Canon 503~1. One who lawfully departs
312 12,504 | Canon 504~1. An order is a society erected
313 12,505 | Canon 505~1. An order is of pontifical
314 12,505 | 2. A congregation is: (1) of~pontifical right, if
315 12,506 | Canon 506~1. The eparchial bishop can
316 12,507 | Canon 507~1. An order, even of patriarchal
317 12,508 | Canon 508~1. A province is a part of
318 12,509 | Canon 509~1. An order or congregation
319 12,511 | Canon 511~1. The superiors and synaxes
320 12,512 | Canon 512~1. A general synaxis, which
321 12,513 | Canon 513~1. In order for a member to
322 12,514 | Canon 514~1. Superiors are to be constituted
323 12,515 | Canon 515~1. The superior general is
324 12,516 | Canon 516~1. There shall be finance
325 12,517 | Canon 517~1. One is admitted validly
326 12,522 | Canon 522~1. In order that the novitiate
327 12,523 | Canon 523~1. For validity of the novitiate
328 12,524 | Canon 524~1. A director shall be appointed
329 12,525 | Canon 525~1. The conditions prescribed
330 12,526 | Canon 526~1. The temporary profession,
331 12,527 | profession it is required: (1) ~that the novitiate has
332 12,529 | Canon 529~1. Temporary profession renders
333 12,534 | Canon 534~In congregations: (1) the canonical effects of
334 12,535 | Canon 535~1. In making any kind of profession,
335 12,536 | Canon 536~1. The manner of formation
336 12,536 | to the norm of~can. 471, 1 is to be determined in the
337 12,536 | up according to can. 340,~1, the members must be instructed,
338 12,537 | Canon 537~1. Major superiors can grant,
339 12,538 | Canon 538~1. In each house of orders
340 12,539 | Canon 539~1. The superiors shall see
341 12,544 | Canon 544~1. Within the territorial
342 12,545 | Canon 545~1. The one who transfers must
343 12,546 | Canon 546~1. The temporarily professed
344 12,547 | Canon 547~1. The major superior, having
345 12,548 | Canon 548~1. The indult of exclaustration
346 12,549 | Canon 549~1. A perpetually professed
347 12,549 | can be granted also by: (1) the patriarch with~respect
348 12,552 | Canon 552~1. A temporarily professed
349 12,552 | following must be~observed: (1) the reasons for dismissal
350 12,554 | Canon 554~1. An institute in which the
351 12,558 | Canon 558~1. The society, its provinces
352 12,559 | Canon 559~1. The statutes shall be observed
353 12,560 | Canon 560~1. In accordance with the
354 12,562 | Canon 562~1. In the case of transfer
355 12,563 | Canon 563~1. A secular institute is
356 12,563 | society in which the members: (1) ~strive to dedicate themselves
357 12,567 | Canon 567~1. The secular institutes,
358 12,568 | Canon 568~1. Regarding the admitting
359 13,573 | Canon 573~1. Associations which are
360 13,575 | Canon 575~1. The competent authority
361 13,575 | and their~confederations: (1) the eparchial bishop for
362 13,576 | Canon 576~1. Every association is to
363 13,577 | Canon 577~1. Every association is subject
364 13,578 | Canon 578~1. The reception of members
365 13,579 | association covered by can. 575, 1, n. 2, by the~patriarch,
366 13,583 | Canon 583~1. Associations erected or
367 13,583 | See, can be suppressed: ~(1) by the patriarch with the
368 14,584 | Canon 584~1. The Church, following the
369 14,585 | Canon 585~1. Each of the Churches sui
370 14,587 | Canon 587~1. Persons who desire to join
371 14,591 | zealously take steps that: (1) vocations to~the sacred
372 14,592 | Canon 592~1. In missionary territories
373 14,593 | Canon 593~1. All the presbyters of whatever
374 15,595 | Canon 595~1. The Church, to whom Christ
375 15,597 | Canon 597~1. The Roman Pontiff, in virtue
376 15,606 | Canon 606~1. Theologians with their
377 15,610 | Canon 610~1. Bishops have the right
378 15,612 | Canon 612~1. In religious institutes
379 15,614 | Canon 614~1. The homily, in which during
380 15,616 | Canon 616~1. The preachers of the word
381 15,621 | Canon 621~1. The synod of bishops of
382 15,622 | Canon 622~1. In each Church sui iuris
383 15,623 | Canon 623~1. It is the responsibility
384 15,624 | Canon 624~1. The pastor should, keeping
385 15,627 | Canon 627~1. The responsibility for
386 15,628 | Canon 628~1. The Church, which has generated
387 15,630 | Canon 630~1. The Christian faithful
388 15,631 | Canon 631~1. Among the various means
389 15,633 | Canon 633~1. The eparchial bishop has
390 15,634 | Canon 634~1. The Catholic school has
391 15,636 | Canon 636~1. Catechetical formation
392 15,638 | Canon 638~1. The eparchial bishop has
393 15,640 | Canon 640~1. The Catholic university
394 15,642 | Canon 642~1. A Catholic university is
395 15,647 | universities and faculties is: (1) to~inquire more deeply
396 15,651 | Canon 651~1. In the fulfillment of its
397 15,652 | Canon 652~1. Eparchial bishops are to
398 15,655 | Canon 655~1. The Christian faithful
399 15,656 | Canon 656~1. Only books with ecclesiastical
400 15,657 | Canon 657~1. The approval of liturgical
401 15,657 | referred to in can. 662, 1. 4. In~making changes in
402 15,657 | is to be paid to~can. 40, 1.~
403 15,658 | Canon 658~1. Catechisms and other writings
404 15,661 | Canon 661~1. Ecclesiastical permission,
405 15,662 | Canon 662~1. Ecclesiastical approval
406 15,663 | Canon 663~1. Permission to publish a
407 15,664 | Canon 664~1. The local hierarch may
408 15,665 | Canon 665~1. Pastors and rectors of
409 15,665 | those~things mentioned in 1.~
410 15,666 | Canon 666~1. The fruit of an author'
411 16,668 | Canon 668~1. Divine worship, if it is
412 16,668 | due regard for can. 199, 1; no other person can add
413 16,670 | Canon 670~1. For a just cause Catholics
414 16,671 | Canon 671~1. Catholic ministers licitly
415 16,672 | Canon 672~1. The sacraments of baptism,
416 16,674 | Canon 674~1. In celebrating the sacraments
417 16,675 | Canon 675~1. In baptism a person through
418 16,677 | Canon 677~1. Baptism is administered
419 16,678 | Canon 678~1. In the territory of another
420 16,681 | Canon 681~1. For an infant to be licitly
421 16,681 | it is necessary that: ~(1) there is a founded hope
422 16,682 | Canon 682~1. For a person who is no
423 16,684 | Canon 684~1. According to the most ancient
424 16,685 | Canon 685~1. For a person to fulfill
425 16,685 | necessary that he or she: (1) be initiated with the three
426 16,686 | Canon 686~1. Parents are held to the
427 16,687 | Canon 687~1. Outside of a case of necessity,
428 16,689 | Canon 689~1. The pastor of the place
429 16,689 | according to the norms of 1 and 2 and with due regard
430 16,695 | Canon 695~1. Chrismation with holy myron
431 16,696 | Canon 696~1. All presbyters of the Eastern
432 16,699 | Canon 699~1. Only bishops and presbyters
433 16,700 | Canon 700~1. With regard to the manner
434 16,703 | Canon 703~1. A priest who is unknown
435 16,705 | Canon 705~1. A Catholic priest can celebrate
436 16,707 | Canon 707~1. The preparation of the
437 16,709 | Canon 709~1. The priest distributes
438 16,713 | Canon 713~1. The Divine Eucharist is
439 16,714 | Canon 714~1. In churches where public
440 16,715 | Canon 715~1. It is permissible for the
441 16,720 | Canon 720~1. Individual and integral
442 16,720 | cannot be imparted unless: (1) the danger~of death is
443 16,721 | Canon 721~1. For a member of the Christian
444 16,722 | Canon 722~1. Only a priest is the minister
445 16,723 | Canon 723~1. In virtue of his office
446 16,724 | Canon 724~1. Only the local hierarch
447 16,726 | Canon 726~1. The faculty of administering
448 16,728 | Canon 728~1. Absolution from the following
449 16,728 | reserved to the Apostolic See: (1) direct violation of the
450 16,729 | from sin lacks all force: (1) ~if a sick person who cannot
451 16,732 | Canon 732~1. The confessor is to offer
452 16,733 | Canon 733~1. The sacramental seal is
453 16,734 | Canon 734~1. A confessor is absolutely
454 16,735 | Canon 735~1. All to whom the care of
455 16,736 | Canon 736~1. The proper place for celebrating
456 16,737 | Canon 737~1. By the sacramental anointing
457 16,739 | Canon 739~1. All priests, and only priests,
458 16,746 | Canon 746~1. A bishop should be ordained
459 16,748 | Canon 748~1. With regard to sacred ordination,
460 16,750 | Canon 750~1. With due regard for cann.
461 16,750 | cann. 472, 537, and 560, 1, the following can give
462 16,750 | give dimissorial letters: (1) the proper eparchial~bishop; (
463 16,758 | Canon 758~1. To be ordained licitly
464 16,758 | following are required: (1) ~chrismation with holy
465 16,759 | Canon 759~1. The prescribed age for
466 16,760 | Canon 760~1. It is permissible to ordain
467 16,762 | Canon 762~1. The following are impeded
468 16,762 | receiving sacred orders: (1) ~a person who labors under
469 16,762 | acts which are mentioned~in 1, nn. 2-6 do not produce
470 16,763 | exercising sacred orders: (1) a~person who illegitimately
471 16,763 | is mentioned in can. 762, 1, nn.~2-6; (3) a person who
472 16,763 | is mentioned in can. 762, 1, n. 1,~until the hierarch,
473 16,763 | mentioned in can. 762, 1, n. 1,~until the hierarch, after
474 16,767 | Canon 767~1. The eparchial bishop or
475 16,767 | in the following cases: (1) if the deed, upon which
476 16,767 | impediments~mentioned in can. 762, 1, nn. 2-4. 2. Dispensation
477 16,768 | Canon 768~1. In the petition for obtaining
478 16,768 | those mentioned in can. 762, 1, n. 4, and those~taken to
479 16,769 | Canon 769~1. The authority who admits
480 16,769 | ordination~should obtain: (1) the declaration which is
481 16,771 | Canon 771~1. The names of the candidates
482 16,774 | Canon 774~1. After the sacred ordination
483 16,776 | Canon 776~1. The matrimonial covenant,
484 16,780 | Canon 780~1. Even if only one party
485 16,780 | non-Catholic is also regulated by: (1) the law proper to the Church~
486 16,781 | baptized non-Catholics: (1) there is to be concern
487 16,782 | Canon 782~1. Engagements, which praiseworthily
488 16,783 | Canon 783~1. Pastors of souls are obliged
489 16,783 | the matrimonial state: (1) by preaching and catechesis
490 16,785 | Canon 785~1. Pastors of souls are obliged
491 16,789 | hierarch, is not to bless: (1) ~the marriage of transients; (
492 16,790 | Canon 790~1. A diriment impediment disqualifies
493 16,794 | Canon 794~1. In a special case, the
494 16,795 | Canon 795~1. The local hierarch can
495 16,795 | except those which follow: (1) holy orders; (2) ~public
496 16,796 | Canon 796~1. In danger of death, the
497 16,797 | Canon 797~1. If an impediment is discovered
498 16,797 | those mentioned in can. 795,~1, nn. 1 and 2 is held by
499 16,797 | mentioned in can. 795,~1, nn. 1 and 2 is held by the local
500 16,798 | in cann. 796, 2 and 797, 1 are to inform~immediately
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