Title, Canon

501   16,868 |       without the permission of the eparchial bishop, unless it~is expressly
502   16,870 |          the express consent of the eparchial bishop is given in writing,
503   16,871 |     Consecration is~reserved to the eparchial bishop, who can grant the
504   16,871 |  preservation in the archive of the eparchial curia.~
505   16,873 |       possibility to repair it, the eparchial~bishop can relegate it to
506   16,873 |             for divine worship, the eparchial bishop can relegate it~to
507   16,878 |           due regard for can. 1013, eparchial~bishops insofar as possible
508   18,904 |             with the patriarchs and eparchial~bishops of other Churches
509   18,904 |    territory. 3. It pertains to the eparchial bishops to~promote a council
510   18,904 |           faithful appointed~by the eparchial bishop with the special
511   19,910 |         regard for the right of the eparchial~bishop, to designate guardians
512   19,916 |           of one who has neither an eparchial domicile or quasi-domicile
513   19,916 |       certain Church sui iuris, the eparchial bishop of~these people can
514   19,916 |             with the consent~of the eparchial bishop of the pastor who
515   19,928 |           the responsibility of the eparchial~bishop, after having consulted
516   19,928 |            consulted the college of eparchial consultors, to suppress
517   21,984 |            Church sui iuris, and an eparchial bishop, as~well as one who
518   21,984 |             local hierarchs are the eparchial bishop, the exarch, the
519   21,987 |           attributed by name to the eparchial bishop, are understood to
520   21,987 |    understood to belong only to the eparchial bishop and to the exarch,~
521   22,997 |             syncelli is made to the~eparchial bishop; against those who
522   22,999 |     recourse against decrees of the eparchial bishop, by which a first
523   23,1012|            good of the eparchy, the~eparchial bishop has the right, with
524   23,1013|                   Canon 1013~1. The eparchial bishop has the right, within
525   23,1013|        otherwise. 2. Patriarchs and eparchial bishops from various Churches
526   23,1014|             Christian~faithful, the eparchial bishop may prescribe the
527   23,1021|            iuris, through which the eparchial bishops can satisfy~obligations
528   23,1022|           the responsibility of the eparchial bishop to supervise the
529   23,1026|         kept in the archives of the eparchial curia;~any change whatever
530   23,1028|       copies in the archives of the eparchial curia. 3. It~is strongly
531   23,1036|             of the~eparchy; (2) the eparchial bishop, who gets in each
532   23,1036|             persons subject to that~eparchial bishop; (3) the authority
533   23,1036|          persons not subject to the eparchial bishop. 2. In patriarchal
534   23,1036|       determines otherwise; (2) the eparchial bishop and the patriarch~
535   23,1036|        juridic~person subject to an eparchial bishop who exercises his
536   23,1036|            person not subject to an eparchial~bishop, even if pontifical
537   23,1047|        juridic person subject~to an eparchial bishop, they are to be remanded
538   23,1048|           be constituted only by an~eparchial bishop or another higher
539   23,1050|    foundation is to be filed in the eparchial archive and another copy
540   23,1052|           diminished income. 3. The eparchial bishop has the power, when~
541   23,1052|            be made to do so. 4. The eparchial bishop also has the~power
542   23,1052|           patriarchal right. 6. The~eparchial bishop can delegate the
543   24,1064|       tribunal for sentences of the eparchial tribunals. 2. In cases in~
544   24,1064|             metropolitan or another eparchial bishop for whom there is
545   24,1064|           which the~metropolitan or eparchial bishop has designated in
546   24,1066|                   Canon 1066~1. The eparchial bishop is the judge of first
547   24,1066|           person represented by the eparchial bishop, the appellate tribunal
548   24,1067|             with the~consent of the eparchial bishops concerned, if it
549   24,1067|            it may be erected by the eparchial bishops who have consented
550   24,1067|          established if~each of the eparchial bishops is unable for various
551   24,1067|           established,~a collegiate eparchial tribunal cannot be established
552   24,1067|           validly. ~4. The group of eparchial bishops who consented to
553   24,1067|       having such~a tribunal, or an eparchial bishop elected by them,
554   24,1067|             all the~powers which an eparchial bishop has over his own
555   24,1068|                   Canon 1068~1. The eparchial bishops of various Churches
556   24,1068|            to one or other~of these eparchial bishops. 2. If suitable
557   24,1068|           officers are lacking, the eparchial bishops are to see~that
558   24,1068|             common tribunal. 3. The eparchial~bishops who consent to having
559   24,1068|             has the powers which an eparchial bishop~has over his own
560   24,1069|            of the~same institute of eparchial right or of another, in
561   24,1069|     physical or juridic person, the eparchial tribunal~judges in first
562   24,1084|            a sole judge,~unless the eparchial bishop reserves a certain
563   24,1084|     permanent synod, can permit the eparchial bishop to entrust cases
564   24,1084|            having consulted the two eparchial bishops who are senior by~
565   24,1086|                   Canon 1086~1. The eparchial bishop is bound to appoint
566   24,1086|   constitutes one tribunal with the eparchial bishop, but he cannot judge
567   24,1086|        cannot judge cases which~the eparchial bishop has reserved to himself.
568   24,1087|                   Canon 1087~1. The eparchial bishop is to appoint eparchial
569   24,1087|      eparchial bishop is to appoint eparchial judges in the~eparchy who
570   24,1087|            having consulted the two eparchial~bishops senior by episcopal
571   24,1088|           during the vacancy of the~eparchial see, they cannot be removed,
572   24,1088|             in office until~the new eparchial bishop provides for the
573   24,1088|           vicar is appointed by the eparchial administrator, when~the
574   24,1088|         administrator, when~the new eparchial bishop arrives, he needs
575   24,1090|          Unless in his prudence the eparchial bishop has decided~otherwise,
576   24,1090|           two judges~from among the eparchial judges who together with
577   24,1093|     approved for this office by the eparchial bishop. 2. The eparchial
578   24,1093|            eparchial bishop. 2. The eparchial bishop can approve for the~
579   24,1095|         cases it is the task of the eparchial bishop~to judge whether
580   24,1099|                   Canon 1099~1. The eparchial bishop is to name the promoter
581   24,1100|          however, be removed by the eparchial~bishop for a just cause.~
582   24,1102|       written consent of the proper eparchial~bishop or major superior.
583   24,1107|           1062, 2 and 5. 2. ~If the eparchial bishop is the judge and
584   24,1128|             territory; however, the eparchial bishop of the place should
585   24,1128|          with the permission of the eparchial bishop of the place~he enters
586   24,1137|        judge~after having heard the eparchial bishop of the person to
587   24,1181|         days at the chancery of the eparchial~tribunal where the sentence
588   24,1184|             execution either~by the eparchial bishop of the eparchy in
589   25,1340|           determines~otherwise, the eparchial bishop of the eparchy in
590   26,1367|             of the tribunal~and the eparchial bishop.~
591   26,1378|            decided by a decree of~a eparchial bishop, or by a sentence
592   26,1378|         contrary to divine law, the~eparchial bishop of the eparchy of
593   26,1378|          with the permission of the eparchial bishop, that the case be
594   26,1383|       presumed death is made by the eparchial bishop. ~2. The eparchial
595   26,1383|           eparchial bishop. ~2. The eparchial bishop can make this declaration
596   26,1383|     uncertain~and complex cases, an eparchial bishop exercising his power
597   26,1383|        consult the patriarch; other eparchial bishops shall consult the~
598   26,1389|      removed from the parish by the eparchial~bishop.~
599   26,1391|            a~reason is present, the eparchial bishop is to discuss the
600   26,1391|         their being proposed by~the eparchial bishop; but if subsequently
601   26,1391|            at the discretion of the eparchial bishop after~having notified
602   26,1391|       superior who~has notified the eparchial bishop, without the need
603   26,1392|        legitimately accepted by the eparchial bishop~and is actually accepted.~
604   26,1393|          prescribed time~period the eparchial bishop is to repeat the
605   26,1393|       resign giving no reasons, the eparchial bishop~is to issue the decree
606   26,1394|          appear insufficient to the eparchial bishop, in order for the
607   26,1395|        pastor has been removed, the eparchial bishop is to provide for
608   26,1396|          without inconvenience, the~eparchial bishop is to leave the rectory
609   26,1397|           or to another office, the~eparchial bishop is to propose the
610   26,1398|       counsel and persuasion of the eparchial bishop, he is to explain
611   26,1399|             reasons alleged, if the eparchial bishop~judges that he is
612   26,1399|        pastor~still refuses and the eparchial bishop thinks the transfer
613   26,1399|             has passed in vain, the eparchial~bishop is to declare the
614   27,1402|        patriarch, major archbishop, eparchial bishop and~the major superior
615   27,1405|          penalty. 3. Patriarchs and eparchial bishops shall take care
616   27,1413|            of some good, unless the eparchial bishop or the judge decides
617   29,1539|            the norm of the law, the eparchial bishop can~dispense from