100-193 | 194-778 | 78-const | consu-inter | intim-shari | sharp-zealo
Title, Canon
1001 4,78 | Canon 78~1. The power which, according
1002 16,781 | Canon 781~If the Church must judge
1003 16,782 | Canon 782~1. Engagements, which praiseworthily
1004 16,783 | Canon 783~1. Pastors of souls are
1005 16,785 | Canon 785~1. Pastors of souls are
1006 16,786 | Canon 786~All the Christian faithful
1007 16,787 | Canon 787~The pastor who conducted
1008 16,788 | Canon 788~If after a diligent investigation
1009 16,789 | Canon 789~Although the marriage can
1010 4,79 | Canon 79~The patriarch represents
1011 16,790 | Canon 790~1. A diriment impediment
1012 16,791 | Canon 791~An impediment which can
1013 16,792 | Canon 792~The particular law of any
1014 16,793 | Canon 793~A custom which introduces
1015 16,794 | Canon 794~1. In a special case, the
1016 16,798 | Canon 798~The priests mentioned in
1017 16,799 | Canon 799~Unless there is a contrary
1018 4,80 | Canon 80~The patriarch is: (1) to
1019 16,800 | Canon 800~1. A man before he has completed
1020 16,801 | Canon 801~1. Antecedent and perpetual
1021 16,802 | Canon 802~1. A person who is held
1022 16,803 | Canon 803~1. Marriage with a non-baptized
1023 16,804 | Canon 804~Persons who are in holy
1024 16,805 | Canon 805~Persons who are bound by
1025 16,806 | Canon 806~No marriage can take place
1026 16,807 | Canon 807~1. A person who, with the
1027 16,808 | Canon 808~1. In the direct line of
1028 16,809 | Canon 809~1. Affinity invalidates
1029 4,81 | Canon 81~Acts of the Roman Pontiff
1030 16,810 | Canon 810~1. The impediment of public
1031 16,811 | Canon 811~1. From baptism there arises
1032 16,812 | Canon 812~They cannot validly contract
1033 16,813 | Canon 813~Marriage between two baptized
1034 16,815 | Canon 815~The particular law of each
1035 16,816 | Canon 816~Local hierarchs and other
1036 16,817 | Canon 817~1. Matrimonial consent is
1037 16,818 | Canon 818~They are incapable of contracting
1038 16,819 | Canon 819~For matrimonial consent
1039 4,82 | Canon 82~1. By his own right the
1040 16,820 | Canon 820~1. Error concerning the
1041 16,822 | Canon 822~Error concerning the unity,
1042 16,823 | Canon 823~The knowledge or opinion
1043 16,824 | Canon 824~1. The internal consent
1044 16,825 | Canon 825~A marriage is invalid if
1045 16,826 | Canon 826~Marriage based on a condition
1046 16,827 | Canon 827~Even if a marriage was entered
1047 16,828 | Canon 828~1. Only those marriages
1048 16,829 | Canon 829~1. From the day of taking
1049 4,83 | Canon 83~1. With due regard for the
1050 16,830 | Canon 830~1. As long as they legitimately
1051 16,831 | Canon 831~1. The local hierarch or
1052 16,833 | Canon 833~1. The local hierarch can
1053 16,835 | Canon 835~Dispensation from the form
1054 16,836 | Canon 836~Outside the case of necessity,
1055 16,837 | Canon 837~1. For the valid celebration
1056 16,838 | Canon 838~1. Marriage is to be celebrated
1057 16,839 | Canon 839~Before or after the canonical
1058 4,84 | Canon 84~1. The patriarch should
1059 16,841 | Canon 841~1. After the celebration
1060 16,842 | Canon 842~If a marriage is convalidated
1061 16,843 | Canon 843~1. To convalidate a marriage
1062 16,844 | Canon 844~The renewal of consent must
1063 16,845 | Canon 845~1. If the impediment is
1064 16,846 | Canon 846~1. A marriage which is invalid
1065 16,847 | Canon 847~A marriage which is invalid
1066 16,848 | Canon 848~1. The radical sanation
1067 16,849 | Canon 849~1. A radical sanation of
1068 16,850 | Canon 850~1. An invalid marriage can
1069 16,851 | Canon 851~1. A marriage cannot be
1070 16,852 | Canon 852~A patriarch and an eparchial
1071 16,854 | Canon 854~1. A marriage entered by
1072 16,857 | Canon 857~The baptized party has the
1073 16,858 | Canon 858~For a serious reason the
1074 16,859 | Canon 859~1. A non-baptized man who
1075 16,860 | Canon 860~A non-baptized person who,
1076 16,861 | Canon 861~In a doubtful matter the
1077 16,862 | Canon 862~A non-consummated marriage
1078 16,863 | Canon 863~1. Although it is earnestly
1079 16,864 | Canon 864~1. If either of the spouses
1080 16,865 | Canon 865~After the separation of
1081 16,866 | Canon 866~The innocent spouse can
1082 16,867 | Canon 867~1. Through the sacramentals,
1083 16,868 | Canon 868~Sacred places, which are
1084 16,869 | Canon 869~A church is a building exclusively
1085 4,87 | Canon 87~As long as provision is
1086 16,870 | Canon 870~No building destined to
1087 16,871 | Canon 871~1. Cathedral churches and,
1088 16,872 | Canon 872~1. Anything which is not
1089 16,873 | Canon 873~1. If a church in no way
1090 16,874 | Canon 874~1. It is the right of the
1091 16,875 | Canon 875~All Christian faithful and
1092 16,876 | Canon 876~1. An ecclesiastical funeral
1093 16,877 | Canon 877~Sinners are to be deprived
1094 16,878 | Canon 878~1. In the celebration of
1095 16,879 | Canon 879~After the internment has
1096 4,88 | Canon 88~1. Bishops of the patriarchal
1097 16,880 | Canon 880~1. Only the supreme authority
1098 16,881 | Canon 881~1. The Christian faithful
1099 16,882 | Canon 882~On the days of penance the
1100 16,883 | Canon 883~1. The Christian faithful
1101 16,884 | Canon 884~To foster the sanctification
1102 16,885 | Canon 885~Veneration through public
1103 16,886 | Canon 886~The practice of displaying
1104 16,888 | Canon 888~1. It is not permitted to
1105 16,889 | Canon 889~1. A vow, which is a deliberate
1106 16,890 | Canon 890~By its nature a vow obliges
1107 16,891 | Canon 891~A vow ceases when the time
1108 16,892 | Canon 892~A person who has power over
1109 16,893 | Canon 893~1. The following persons
1110 16,894 | Canon 894~Vows made before monastic
1111 16,895 | Canon 895~An oath, that is, the invocation
1112 17,896 | Canon 896~Whether it is a group or
1113 17,897 | Canon 897~A member of the Christian
1114 17,898 | Canon 898~1. Besides the Roman Pontiff,
1115 17,899 | Canon 899~The cleric of an Eastern
1116 4,90 | Canon 90~For a serious reason, after
1117 17,900 | Canon 900~1. One who has not yet completed
1118 17,901 | Canon 901~If non-Catholics, who do
1119 18,902 | Canon 902~Since concern for the restoration
1120 18,903 | Canon 903~The Eastern Catholic Churches
1121 18,904 | Canon 904~1. The undertakings of the
1122 18,905 | Canon 905~In fulfilling ecumenical
1123 18,906 | Canon 906~That it may become clearer
1124 18,907 | Canon 907~Directors of schools, hospitals
1125 19,909 | Canon 909~1. A person who has complete
1126 4,91 | Canon 91~The patriarch must be commemorated
1127 19,910 | Canon 910~1. An adult person enjoys
1128 19,911 | Canon 911~A person is called a traveler (
1129 19,912 | Canon 912~1. Domicile is acquired
1130 19,914 | Canon 914~Spouses may have a common
1131 19,917 | Canon 917~Domicile and quasi-domicile
1132 19,918 | Canon 918~Consanguinity is calculated
1133 19,919 | Canon 919~1. Affinity arises from
1134 4,92 | Canon 92~1. The patriarch is to manifest
1135 19,920 | Canon 920~Besides physical persons,
1136 19,921 | Canon 921~1. Juridic persons are constituted
1137 19,922 | Canon 922~1. Every juridic person
1138 19,923 | Canon 923~An aggregate of persons
1139 19,925 | Canon 925~If even one member of a
1140 19,926 | Canon 926~1. Unless other provisions
1141 19,928 | Canon 928~Except for cases mentioned
1142 19,929 | Canon 929~When the territory of a
1143 4,93 | Canon 93~The patriarch is to reside
1144 19,930 | Canon 930~On the extinction of a juridic
1145 19,931 | Canon 931~1. For the validity of a
1146 19,932 | Canon 932~1. An act placed because
1147 19,933 | Canon 933~A juridic act placed because
1148 19,935 | Canon 935~Anyone who unlawfully inflicts
1149 20,936 | Canon 936~1. An ecclesiastical office
1150 20,937 | Canon 937~1. One who sets up an office
1151 20,938 | Canon 938~An office cannot be validly
1152 20,939 | Canon 939~Provision of an ecclesiastical
1153 4,94 | Canon 94~The patriarch must celebrate
1154 20,940 | Canon 940~1. In order to be promoted
1155 20,941 | Canon 941~Canonical provision, for
1156 20,942 | Canon 942~Two or more offices which
1157 20,943 | Canon 943~1. The provision of an office
1158 20,944 | Canon 944~An office which is vacant
1159 20,945 | Canon 945~A person who confers an
1160 20,946 | Canon 946~Provision of an office which
1161 20,949 | Canon 949~1. Once the convocation
1162 4,95 | Canon 95~1. The obligations of eparchial
1163 20,950 | Canon 950~Even if a person has the
1164 20,951 | Canon 951~No one can be permitted
1165 20,952 | Canon 952~If the freedom in an election
1166 20,954 | Canon 954~1. A vote is null, unless
1167 20,955 | Canon 955~1. Before the election begins
1168 20,958 | Canon 958~Unless other provisions
1169 20,959 | Canon 959~1. If the election requires
1170 4,96 | Canon 96~With regard to prayers and
1171 20,961 | Canon 961~If a canonical impediment,
1172 20,962 | Canon 962~At least two-thirds of the
1173 20,963 | Canon 963~1. The group must send the
1174 20,964 | Canon 964~1. If the postulation has
1175 20,965 | Canon 965~1. Office is lost, besides
1176 20,966 | Canon 966~Once it has taken effect,
1177 20,967 | Canon 967~A person of sound mind can
1178 20,968 | Canon 968~A resignation submitted
1179 20,969 | Canon 969~To be valid a resignation
1180 4,97 | Canon 97~The patriarch must diligently
1181 20,970 | Canon 970~1. A resignation which requires
1182 20,971 | Canon 971~A person who has resigned
1183 20,972 | Canon 972~1. Transfer can be effected
1184 20,973 | Canon 973~1. In the case of a transfer,
1185 20,974 | Canon 974~1. A person is removed from
1186 20,975 | Canon 975~1. Unless other provisions
1187 20,977 | Canon 977~If a person is removed from
1188 20,978 | Canon 978~Deprivation of office can
1189 4,98 | Canon 98~With the consent of the
1190 21,980 | Canon 980~1. The power of governance
1191 21,981 | Canon 981~1. The ordinary power of
1192 21,982 | Canon 982~1. Habitual faculties are
1193 21,983 | Canon 983~1. The burden of proving
1194 21,984 | Canon 984~1. Besides the Roman Pontiff,
1195 21,985 | Canon 985~1. The power of governance
1196 21,986 | Canon 986~A person can exercise executive
1197 21,987 | Canon 987~Those things which are in
1198 21,988 | Canon 988~1. Ordinary executive power
1199 21,989 | Canon 989~Ordinary executive power
1200 21,990 | Canon 990~1. Executive power delegated
1201 21,991 | Canon 991~1. Ordinary power ceases
1202 21,992 | Canon 992~1. Delegated power ceases
1203 21,993 | Canon 993~Executive power of governance
1204 21,994 | Canon 994~In factual or legal common
1205 21,995 | Canon 995~The prescriptions of law
1206 24,1055| in accordance with cann. 996-1006, alone is competent.~
1207 22,998 | Canon 998~1. It is very desirable
1208 23,1033| harmed by such an arbitrary abandonment of duty.~
1209 16,806 | place with a person who is abducted or at~least detained for
1210 16,806 | been separated~from the abductor or detainer and is in a
1211 15,664 | The local hierarch may abide by the judgment about books~
1212 27,1412| 3. If the subsequent law abolishes the law or~at least the
1213 16,680 | Canon 680~An aborted fetus, if it is alive and
1214 14,591 | that the young Churches abound before long in native clerics;~(
1215 25,1227| in copy form without the above-mentioned hazards~the judge can decree
1216 Prel,4 | canons of the Code neither abrogate nor derogate from the~pacts
1217 Prel,6 | common or particular~laws are abrogated, which are contrary to the
1218 29,1502| Canon 1502~1. A later law abrogates a former law or derogates
1219 7,293 | Catholic Church~who have absented themselves from the reception
1220 16,727 | of souls, the~faculty of absolving from sins can be appropriately
1221 12,445 | the office of superior, abstaining~from any abuse whatever,
1222 16,882 | obliged to observe fast or abstinence in the manner established
1223 15,616 | words of~human wisdom and abstruse themes and preach to the
1224 7,270 | the eparchy or is~gravely abusing it, the eparchial bishop
1225 6,164 | as guests only if it is acceptable to the majority of~the members
1226 16,796 | is not considered to be accessible if he can~be contacted only
1227 10,388 | exception, or unless they accompany the authority who had granted
1228 27,1417| to commit an offense, and accomplices are not expressly mentioned
1229 15,601 | the task, which is to be accomplished in the~first place by the
1230 10,349 | should be taught so that it accomplishes a formation in the human
1231 15,622 | to the same Churches in accomplishing~their catechetical tasks
1232 10,347 | investigating the undertakings and accomplishments of the human~spirit, may
1233 7,221 | authority which common law accords to a protosyncellus; (3) ~
1234 7,230 | eparchy; (2) the other income accruing to the eparchial bishop
1235 15,660 | or periodicals which are accustomed to attack openly the Catholic
1236 15,639 | whether a Catholic school~achieves its purpose and realizes
1237 25,1192| postal services,~with an acknowledgement of receipt card, or through
1238 28,1484| if the accused has been acquitted for a~reason which does
1239 25,1303| in court; (6) one person acted in the name of another~without
1240 16,698 | the action of~grace, is actuated and shared by the Church
1241 15,634 | to~the Catholic school to adapt these things to the particular
1242 25,1244| with the parties, and, when addressing specific~questions to the
1243 25,1273| case, the respondent can adduce conclusions and proofs,
1244 12,471 | they thereby become more adept in the arts and~tasks which
1245 15,600 | care; the faithful must~adhere to the authentic teaching
1246 15,598 | manifested~by the common adherence of the Christian faithful
1247 25,1336| to the same judge who can adjust the~assessment.~
1248 8,319 | pastoral council, equitably adjusted~by reason of places and
1249 27,1437| faithful, though legitimately admonished does not obey, is to be~
1250 16,883 | own Church sui iuris can adopt fully for themselves the
1251 16,689 | 3. If it is a case of an adopted child, the names of~the
1252 16,714 | sick, and~also is to be adored with the greatest reverence
1253 16,863 | not refuse pardon to an adulterous partner and not break up
1254 16,783 | catechesis adapted to youths and adults, by which the~Christian
1255 27,1407| warned at least once in advance to desist from the offense,
1256 15,652 | the media critically and advantageously; they are to foster cooperation
1257 14,586 | away from the~Church by adverse harassment.~
1258 7,307 | Canon 307~If he thinks it advisable, the local hierarch can
1259 25,1246| certainty, the~judge may advise the witness of some matters
1260 7,192 | to them as assistants and advisers; he is to protect~their
1261 12,474 | prejudice to the typicon advising that confession be made~
1262 26,1376| the special norms on~cases affecting the public good are to be
1263 16,863 | other spouse in marital affection. Tacit condonation is presumed
1264 2,39 | through the Fathers and which~affirm the divine unity in diversity
1265 16,785 | contrary indications, the affirmation of the spouses~is sufficient,
1266 28,1469| and if~he decides in the affirmative, whether the action is to
1267 12,418 | and also those who, if the aforementioned are missing, in the~meantime
1268 10,373 | Churches throughout~the ages is to be held in honor.~
1269 27,1416| doctrine there is another aggravating circumstance, the judge
1270 19,925 | all of the rights of the aggregated~devolves upon that one member.~
1271 12,440 | Canon 440~1. The aggregation of a non-confederated monastery
1272 25,1246| communicated to the witnesses~ahead of time. 2. However, if
1273 18,907 | able to receive spiritual~aide and the sacraments from
1274 10,340 | ministers of the Church, aimed at a unity of faith and~
1275 15,640 | The Catholic university aims at making the Christian
1276 15,626 | doctrine of the Church, albeit adapted to those~they are
1277 10,346 | for apostolic labor: (1) alert to~the word of God, in constant
1278 4,59 | Constantinople, after that Alexandria, then Antioch and Jerusalem.
1279 2,28 | those which arise from~the Alexandrian, Antiochene, Armenian, Chaldean
1280 16,680 | aborted fetus, if it is alive and if it can be done, should
1281 26,1394| removal and its~reasons, alleging reasons which appear insufficient
1282 23,1028| which can be~profitably allocated for the goals of the Church
1283 7,291 | regulations which provide for~the allocation of these offerings as well
1284 14,586 | inappropriate way, or to allure him to join the Church;
1285 16,705 | the Divine Liturgy on the~altar of any Catholic church.
1286 7,228 | removing, destroying or~altering any documents of the eparchial
1287 7,238 | presbyter~is to be elected as an alternate to fill in for him if he
1288 4,115 | patriarchal Church, substitute alternately for the~impeded members
1289 15,604 | to take earnest care that~amidst the varieties of doctrinal
1290 15,647 | that is related to it, to analyze and to structure systematically
1291 16,808 | marriage is invalid between all ancestors and descendants. 2. In a
1292 16,847 | by law must be contracted anew according to that form in
1293 24,1106| friendship, due to great animosity, or due to a desire to make
1294 15,651 | fulfillment of its task of announcing the Gospel~everywhere the
1295 24,1133| mandate from the judge. 3. ~Anonymous letters are to be destroyed
1296 25,1248| provided that,~afterwards, the answers are transcribed and are
1297 16,801 | Canon 801~1. Antecedent and perpetual impotence
1298 4,59 | after that Alexandria, then Antioch and Jerusalem. 3. ~Among
1299 2,28 | arise from~the Alexandrian, Antiochene, Armenian, Chaldean and
1300 16,762 | committed the delict of apostasy, heresy or~schism; (3) a
1301 27,1436| punished as a heretic~or an apostate with a major excommunication;
1302 15,647 | them properly for various apostolates or ministries or for teaching
1303 29,1489| official commentary Acta Apostolicae Sedis, unless another~form
1304 12,554 | provides otherwise or it is~apparent from the nature of the matter.~
1305 21,991 | from office is legitimately appealed or recourse taken.~
1306 25,1315| the challenged sentence, append a copy of this sentence,
1307 29,1514| dispensation which has successive applications ceases also by the certain
1308 4,82 | methods to be observed in applying the law or urge the observance
1309 24,1070| determined the manner of appointing judges and other officers
1310 2,40 | foster an understanding and~appreciation of their own rite, and are
1311 14,587 | the Christian life and an apprenticeship duly lasting for~sometime.
1312 4,126 | Pontiff, unless the patriarch approaches the Roman Pontiff directly.~
1313 27,1405| necessary to provide more aptly for ecclesiastical discipline;
1314 23,1033| Church is harmed by such an arbitrary abandonment of duty.~
1315 10,381 | 381~1. Clerics are to be ardent in apostolic zeal, an example
1316 2,28 | Alexandrian, Antiochene, Armenian, Chaldean and Constantinopolitan
1317 16,693 | or other plants~and from aromatics, is confected only by a
1318 22,1005| extent of the damages which arose from its decree.~
1319 | around
1320 10,348 | disciplines and their coherent~arrangement.~
1321 7,282 | the parish, the financial arrangements, and what are the rights~
1322 25,1192| citation or~who prevents its arrival is considered as having
1323 24,1088| the new eparchial bishop arrives, he needs confirmation.~
1324 25,1292| in law and in fact, for~arriving at these conclusions, which
1325 23,1019| especially important due to artistic, historical~or material
1326 16,880 | Christ, the Epiphany, the Ascension,~the Dormition of the Holy
1327 12,570 | establish other kinds of ascetics who imitate~eremitical life,
1328 15,616 | the word of God should set aside words of~human wisdom and
1329 25,1331| opposition can be filed either by asking the tribunal~that issued
1330 10,346 | Canon 346~1. Those aspiring to the sacred ministry are
1331 25,1216| confession is a written or oral assertion against~oneself made by
1332 25,1224| it is for the judge~to assess whether such documents have
1333 Prel,2 | received or adapted, are to be~assessed mainly according to that
1334 24,1089| judge can make use of two assessors who are~members of the Christian
1335 12,459 | in pious meditations and assiduous prayer, so that~they may
1336 10,346 | they are to participate assiduously in the Divine Liturgy, which
1337 26,1395| provide for him through an assignment to another office, if he
1338 10,391 | prejudice to can. 578, 3, to associate~with others for the purpose
1339 7,301 | must be presbyters, can~be associated with the pastor whenever
1340 12,462 | monastic state is definitively assumed with perpetual~profession,
1341 15,622 | more efficacious~way and to assure the formation, including
1342 15,619 | in the same community, by assuring~those conditions in which
1343 16,707 | cause and having removed any astonishment on the part of the~Christian
1344 15,634 | obligation to create an~atmosphere animated by the Gospel spirit
1345 26,1386| Canon 1386~1. The libellus attacking the validity of sacred ordination~
1346 4,145 | the necessary norms for attaining the goals of the~assembly,
1347 6,166 | particular law requires a greater attendance, any~session of the council
1348 11,404 | of religious science by attending classes and obtaining~academic
1349 25,1260| 1. The judge is to weigh attentively not only the conclusions~
1350 24,1132| judge and~the notary are to attest that the act has been read
1351 10,387 | observed in regard to the attire of~clerics.~
1352 4,150 | who desire to do so, can attribute the force of law to~disciplinary
1353 7,246 | authority which common law attributes to the protosyncellus.~
1354 24,1115| officers of the tribunal and auditors also can be punished~with
1355 25,1285| to be~printed, the prior authorization of the judge is required
1356 15,666 | concerning the rights of authors.~
1357 15,638 | without~prejudice to the autonomy of those institutes of consecrated
1358 26,1390| and~good parishioners or aversion to the pastor which are
1359 10,366 | testimonials concerning the background and morals of the cleric; (
1360 7,233 | is impeded by captivity, banishment,~exile or incapacity of
1361 16,677 | available who knows how to baptize.~
1362 16,696 | or those whom he lawfully baptizes~in virtue of another title,
1363 25,1201| Canon 1201~Barring some impediment, if no procedural
1364 | became
1365 | becoming
1366 16,872 | maintained in a church as befits~the house of God, and that
1367 | beforehand
1368 20,961 | person whom the electors believe to be more qualified and
1369 15,597 | is to confirm his fellow believers~in the faith, he proclaims
1370 29,1513| interpreted so~that their beneficiaries actually receive some favor.
1371 12,494 | orders until he has found a~benevolent eparchial bishop to receive
1372 27,1404| matter of penalties, the more benign interpretation~is to be
1373 23,1046| to be a trustee for goods bequeathed~for pious causes whether
1374 7,278 | difficult circumstances or are beset with problems. 3. The protopresbyter
1375 24,1147| Procurators and advocates who have betrayed their function for~the sake
1376 16,733 | or any other manner~from betraying the penitent for any reason.
1377 15,655 | to spread copies of~the bible, furnished with apt notes
1378 16,689 | together with the place of birth and also~the Church sui
1379 27,1448| media of communication, to blaspheme,~seriously harm good morals,
1380 24,1081| prescription of the law blocks this, by reason of connection
1381 16,698 | sacrifice, by which the~bloody sacrifice of the Cross is
1382 23,1027| ecclesiastical goods be sufficiently bonded according to civil law,
1383 10,329 | evangelical spirit~that boys and young people called
1384 13,575 | For~the erection of any branch of any non-eparchial association,
1385 24,1146| to win~the suit through bribery or to strike a bargain for
1386 15,601 | might shine everywhere more brightly illuminating all~people.~
1387 10,347 | human~spirit, may acquire broad and solid instruction in
1388 21,989 | delegated for all cases~is to be broadly interpreted; any other is
1389 27,1456| 728, 1, n. 1; but if he broke the seal in another manner,
1390 16,876 | preference of the Church for the burial of bodies and that scandal~
1391 16,874 | The departed are not to be buried in churches, any contrary
1392 15,665 | themselves or~others by buying, selling, reading, or passing
1393 27,1436| and catholic faith, or who calls it into doubt, or who totally~
1394 24,1133| the case or are certainly~calumnious are to be destroyed.~
1395 27,1452| another's good name with a calumny, is to be compelled to give~
1396 23,1028| due and take care that the capital be repaid in due time; (
1397 25,1245| points~at the same time, not captious, nor crafty, nor suggestive
1398 25,1192| acknowledgement of receipt card, or through another~method
1399 3,46 | of bishops; moreover the cardinals, the Roman curia,~pontifical
1400 7,278 | parish house is properly cared for. 2. In the district~
1401 15,651 | communications offer their caring help to the pastoral~action
1402 14,584 | individual peoples; namely, in catechetics, their~own liturgical rites,
1403 15,626 | adapted to those~they are catechizing and responsive to the demands
1404 15,604 | no~harm, rather that the catholicity of the Church is put in
1405 27,1464| function in the Church, causing harm to another, is to be
1406 25,1328| be executed but~with due caution being taken to indemnify
1407 12,525 | temporary profession, must cede to whomever he or~she wishes,
1408 16,834 | enrolled in some Eastern~Church celebrates a marriage with one who
1409 16,670 | of a Catholic building or cemetery~or church according to the
1410 15,652 | more~efficacious than the censure and condemnation of evil.
1411 15,645 | and Catholic university centers for other~universities;
1412 14,587 | admitted~with liturgical ceremonies to the catechumenate, which
1413 16,811 | employed for the second ceremony.~
1414 7,296 | certificate of baptism. ~3. Certificates which are given about the
1415 12,534 | s own request~to make a cession of his or her goods, provided
1416 2,28 | Alexandrian, Antiochene, Armenian, Chaldean and Constantinopolitan traditions.~
1417 26,1360| following are capable of challenging a marriage: (1) the~spouses; (
1418 25,1250| suppressing, correcting or changing it. 2. Finally the acts
1419 10,381 | of the laity, and also by channelling the experience of~these
1420 14,592 | methods suited to their characteristics and culture; to establish,
1421 24,1156| remove or~to lessen the charge of the petitioner. 2. A
1422 1,9 | lead; the Church already~cherishes them as its own. 2. The
1423 16,806 | unless~the person freely chooses marriage after having been
1424 16,692 | those who are baptized be chrismated with~holy myron, that by
1425 15,653 | about the use of radio, cinema, television and the like
1426 16,753 | Dimissorial letters can be circumscribed with restrictions or revoked
1427 25,1192| 1192~1. Notification of citations, decrees, sentences and
1428 24,1082| which first legitimately cites the respondent has the right
1429 28,1473| promoter of justice and~after citing the accused, prevent the
1430 11,404 | religious science by attending classes and obtaining~academic degrees.
1431 16,872 | is are to~care that such cleanliness is maintained in a church
1432 18,906 | Canon 906~That it may become clearer to the Christian faithful
1433 16,692 | more proper witnesses and co-builders in~the Kingdom of Christ.~
1434 20,954 | invalid if an elector has been coerced directly or indirectly~by
1435 1,22 | be free from any~kind of coercion in choosing a state in life.~
1436 4,140 | several~Churches sui iuris coexist.~
1437 10,348 | the disciplines and their coherent~arrangement.~
1438 30,1546| beginning of the reckoning coincides with the beginning of the
1439 15,596 | those who have been made collaborators of the~bishops by sacred
1440 12,497 | cases without delay, after collecting~the proofs, issue a declaration
1441 23,1021| have a special fund which collects~goods and offerings, and
1442 21,985 | possessed by judges or judicial~colleges, is to be exercised in the
1443 25,1251| that there is no danger of collusion or corruption.~
1444 7,289 | witness of love which the Lord commanded; the pastor~is also to lead
1445 7,209 | The eparchial bishop must commemorate the Roman Pontiff~before
1446 16,715 | the Presanctified and for commemorations in the Divine Liturgy.~
1447 7,203 | establishing, approving or commending them where expedient according~
1448 29,1489| published~in the official commentary Acta Apostolicae Sedis,
1449 29,1515| administrative act is issued in commissorial form, its act of execution
1450 15,617 | an increasingly stronger commitment to the person of Christ.~
1451 30,1542| territories; (5) obligations and commitments concerning~the celebration
1452 16,803 | the marriage~the party was commonly held to be baptized or his
1453 15,651 | and the transmission of communications offer their caring help
1454 16,891 | through dispensation or commutation.~
1455 23,1054| may~reduce, moderate or commute the intentions of the Christian~
1456 10,346 | Holy Spirit, as a familiar companion, they might~dwell with Christ
1457 12,572 | constitutions, and which are comparable to institutes of the consecrated
1458 14,586 | is strictly forbidden to compel someone, to persuade him
1459 25,1335| be liable for paying or compensating for judicial~expenses; (
1460 10,372 | Canon 372~1. After completing the formation which is required
1461 26,1383| insufficient. 3. In uncertain~and complex cases, an eparchial bishop
1462 12,456 | non-confederated one, cannot comply with the prescriptions on
1463 15,606 | role and duty,~faithfully complying with the authentic magisterium
1464 6,168 | council of hierarchs is to compose a list of at~least three
1465 12,500 | in this instance must be composed~for validity of at least
1466 12,523 | novitiate it is required that it comprise one full and continuous
1467 25,1245| being interrogated, not comprising several points~at the same
1468 29,1530| Canon 1529~1. The concealment of the truth in the request
1469 12,486 | of the permanent synod,~concede the status of a stauropegial
1470 16,702 | priests are forbidden to concelebrate the Divine Liturgy~with
1471 12,416 | be carried out in common concert and harmony.~
1472 27,1403| conditions simultaneously concur: ~the offender, who has
1473 15,652 | efficacious than the censure and condemnation of evil. 2. For~the safeguarding
1474 24,1153| from the day on which the condemnatory~sentence became an adjudged
1475 27,1436| a doctrine~that has been condemned as erroneous by the Roman
1476 16,863 | not expressly or tacitly condoned~the misdeed of the other
1477 10,346 | exercises of piety which are conducive to a spirit~of prayer and
1478 16,693 | plants~and from aromatics, is confected only by a bishop, with due
1479 12,443 | election of~the superior of a confederate monastery sui iuris, the
1480 10,372 | hierarch. 2. They are to attend~conferences which the hierarch has judged
1481 16,731 | Canon 731~One who confesses a false denunciation of
1482 16,711 | including the intention of confessing as~soon as possible.~
1483 10,346 | to train for a~life more configured to the life of Christ, and,
1484 24,1083| decisions handed down in these conflicts.~
1485 10,369 | implore from her the grace of~conforming themselves to her Son; they
1486 10,348 | followed either successively or conjointly. These same studies~are
1487 16,740 | are gravely ill, who lack consciousness or~the use of reason, are
1488 16,871 | can grant the faculty of~consecrating to another bishop; after
1489 19,934 | especially when there is a consensus, unless~there be a reason
1490 10,344 | of a minor seminary is to consist of~those things required
1491 25,1253| witness is reliable and firmly consistent or rather inconsistent,
1492 12,421 | to~reprove the unruly, to console the fainthearted, and to
1493 16,819 | marriage is a permanent consortium between a man and a woman
1494 23,1051| drawn up and retained in a conspicuous place lest the obligations
1495 27,1417| Canon 1417~When persons conspire together to commit an offense,
1496 4,59 | first place comes the see of Constantinople, after that Alexandria,
1497 2,28 | Armenian, Chaldean and Constantinopolitan traditions.~
1498 7,226 | Canon 226~In the process of constituting the administrator of an
1499 7,266 | observed in regard to the constitution of~the presbyteral council: (
1500 12,437 | of any monastery for the~construction and opening of schools,
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