Title, Canon

 1    2,28 |                   Canon 28~1. A rite is the liturgical, theological,
 2    2,35 |   retain and practice their own rite everywhere~in the world
 3    2,35 |    Church sui iuris of the same~rite with due regard for the
 4    2,40 |         observance of their own rite, and not admit changes~in
 5    2,40 |      bound~to observe their own rite faithfully and daily to
 6    2,40 |       appreciation of their own rite, and are held to observe
 7    2,41 |   knowledge and~practice of the rite of that Church in keeping
 8    4,82 |   respect to his own Church and rite. 2. The~patriarch can order
 9    4,96 |      are consonant with his own rite, the patriarch can do the
10    4,146|      those regions in which the rite proper to~the same Church
11    6,169|        observation of their own~rite as well as common ecclesiastical
12    7,193|   Christian faithful retain the rite of their own Church, cultivate
13    9,322|       can be prejudicial to~the rite of each and every Church
14   10,343|       to be formed in their own rite. Any custom to the contrary~
15   10,346|  praises according to their own rite and to nourish their~spiritual
16   11,403|   preserve~everywhere their own rite, lay persons have the right
17   13,576| policies in accordance with the rite~of their own Church sui
18   16,781|        celebrated with a sacred rite.~
19   16,828|        celebrated with a~sacred rite, in the presence of the
20   16,828|        832 and 834, 2. ~2. That rite which is considered a sacred
21   16,828|    which is considered a sacred rite is the intervention a priest