Title, Canon

 1    8,311|    limits and is~committed to an exarch. 2. In the establishment,
 2    8,312|                    Canon 312~The exarch governs the exarchy either
 3    8,314|         a patriarchal Church~the exarch is appointed by the patriarch
 4    8,314|        181-188 if it~concerns an exarch who is to be promoted to
 5    8,314|           the appointment of the exarch belongs to the~Apostolic
 6    8,314|      Apostolic See alone. 2. The exarch appointed by the patriarch~
 7    8,314|       patriarchal Church. 3. The exarch~takes canonical possession
 8    8,315|                 Canon 315~1. The exarch established outside the
 9    8,315|      fulfill~the petition of the exarch. 2. Presbyters sent into
10    8,315|          to the authority of the exarch.~
11    8,316|          316~From decrees of the exarch who governs the exarchy
12    8,316|   patriarch. From decrees of the exarch who governs an exarchy in
13    8,318|      state of the exarchy. 2. An exarch appointed by the~Roman Pontiff
14    8,319|         norm of can.~271, 3, the exarch is to constitute a council
15    8,320|       right it is to appoint the exarch so that he~can fill the
16    8,320|  ordinary or delegated which the exarch had,~unless they were committed
17    8,320|       they were committed to the exarch for his personal qualifications.~
18    8,321|         time he is in office, an exarch who is not an ordained bishop
19   10,363| permanent synod; the patriarchal exarch and the administrator of
20   12,431|   becomes a patriarch, bishop or~exarch: (1) remains bound by the
21   12,431|   becomes a patriarch, bishop or exarch: (1) if~through profession
22   12,431|  patriarch, eparchial bishop,~or exarch acquires, he acquires for
23   16,874|       was a patriarch, bishop or exarch. ~4. Parishes, monasteries
24   21,984|        the eparchial bishop, the exarch, the apostolic administrator,
25   21,987|      eparchial bishop and to the exarch,~to the exclusion of the