Title, Canon

 1    4,71  |         obligation of observing secrecy concerning those matters
 2    4,73  | legitimately proclaimed bishop, secrecy is to be observed by~everyone
 3    4,111 | decisions. 2. The observance of secrecy regarding acts or~cases
 4    4,111 |         obligation of~observing secrecy in matters established by
 5    4,149 |        Pontiff for appointment; secrecy~is to be observed by all
 6    6,168 |        Apostolic See, observing secrecy even toward the candidates;~
 7    7,185 |  approval of the Roman~Pontiff, secrecy being observed by all who
 8    7,186 |   permanent synod. 2. Observing secrecy, the~tellers are to open
 9    7,244 |   eparchial~bishop; (2) observe secrecy within the limits and according
10   16,733 |         obligation~of observing secrecy also binds an interpreter
11   16,840 |         obligation of observing secrecy on the part of the local~
12   16,840 |         obligation of observing secrecy ceases on the part of the
13   16,840 | threatened~by the observance of secrecy. 3. A marriage which is
14   19,934 |     opinion sincerely~observing secrecy, and this obligation can
15   24,1113|   personnel are always bound to secrecy in~a penal case; they are
16   24,1113|   toward all people, to~observe secrecy concerning the discussion
17   24,1113|       any way are also bound to secrecy 3. Moreover, as often as
18   24,1113|      proxies~by oath to observe secrecy.~
19   24,1115|          who violate the law of~secrecy or who inflict some damage
20   24,1176|         as those which touch on secrecy to be~observed. 2. Unless
21   25,1227|       the obligation to observe secrecy. 2. Nonetheless,~if some
22   25,1229|       are bound~to professional secrecy, even by reason of advice
23   25,1229|         matters subject to this secrecy; (2) persons who fear~that
24   25,1285|      but~with the obligation of secrecy if it exists. 3. The regulations