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  1    1,    0,   23|           legislator according to the norm of the following canons
  2    1,    0,   30|           legislator according to the norm of law and the conditions
  3    1,    0,   42|              proceed according to the norm of the mandate. If, however,
  4    1,    0,   54|             document according to the norm of law.~
  5    1,    0,   57|            incurred, according to the norm of can. 128.~
  6    1,    0,   77|          interpreted according to the norm of can. 36, §1, but that
  7    1,    0,   79|            authority according to the norm of can. 47, without prejudice
  8    1,    0,   92|       interpretation according to the norm of can. 36, §1, as is the
  9    1,    0,   94|          established according to the norm of law in aggregates of
 10    1,    0,  103|            residing, according to the norm of can. 102, §2.~
 11    1,    0,  105|          emancipated according to the norm of civil law can also acquire
 12    1,    0,  110|              adopted according to the norm of civil law are considered
 13    1,    0,  115|              or not, according to the norm of law and the statutes;
 14    1,    0,  115|           directs it according to the norm of law and the statutes.~
 15    1,    0,  116|              Church, according to the norm of the prescripts of the
 16    1,    0,  120|            dissolved according to the norm of its statutes or if, in
 17    1,    0,  120|             to exist according to the norm of its statutes.~§2. If
 18    1,    0,  126|               action according to the norm of law.~
 19    1,    0,  127|             convoked according to the norm of can. 166 unless, when
 20    1,    0,  129|           qualified, according to the norm of the prescripts of the
 21    1,    0,  129|           same power according to the norm of law.~
 22    1,    0,  134|     equivalent to it according to the norm of can. 368 as well as those
 23    1,    0,  136|            bind them according to the norm of can. 13, §2, n. 2.~
 24    1,    0,  140|              proceed according to the norm of can. 119 unless the mandate
 25    1,    0,  144|          internal forum.~§2. The same norm is applied to the faculties
 26    1,    0,  155|             according to the ordinary norm of law.~
 27    1,    0,  162|          useful time according to the norm of can. 158, §1 and can.
 28    1,    0,  163|            presented according to the norm of law is to install the
 29    1,    0,  176|             of votes according to the norm of can. 119, n. 1 is considered
 30    1,    0,  179|             suitable according to the norm of can. 149, §1, and the
 31    1,    0,  179|            conducted according to the norm of law.~§3. Confirmation
 32    1,    0,  183|              respond according to the norm of can. 177, §1.~§3. A person
 33    1,    0,  189|            resigning according to the norm of law.~§4. A resignation
 34    1,    0,  192|               itself according to the norm of can. 194.~
 35    1,    0,  196|            done only according to the norm of law.~§2. Privation takes
 36    1,    0,  199|               which, according to the norm of law, requires the exercise
 37    1,    0,  200|             computed according to the norm of the following canons.~
 38    2,    1,  221| ecclesiastical forum according to the norm of law.~§2. If they are
 39    2,    1,  221|               except according to the norm of law.~
 40    2,    1,  228|             councils according to the norm of law.~
 41    2,    1,  230|           functions, according to the norm of law.~§3. When the need
 42    2,    1,  252|         disciplines, according to the norm of the prescripts of the
 43    2,    1,  260|             seminary according to the norm of the program of priestly
 44    2,    1,  268|              society according to the norm of can. 266, §2 is excardinated
 45    2,    1,  269|               church according to the norm of law.~
 46    2,    1,  292|       clerical state according to the norm of law loses with it the
 47    2,    1,  300|            authority according to the norm of can. 312.~
 48    2,    1,  305|         inspect them according to the norm of law and the statutes.
 49    2,    1,  307|              be done according to the norm of law and the statutes
 50    2,    1,  307|         associations according to the norm of their proper law with
 51    2,    1,  308|           just cause according to the norm of law and the statutes.~
 52    2,    1,  309|             Can. 309 According to the norm of law and the statutes,
 53    2,    1,  313|            authority according to the norm of can. 312 erects it, a
 54    2,    1,  314|          association according to the norm of can. 312, §1.~
 55    2,    1,  315|             governed according to the norm of the statutes, though
 56    2,    1,  317|              it is expedient.~§2. The norm stated in §1 is also valid
 57    2,    1,  317|           institute, according to the norm of the statutes.~§3. In
 58    2,    1,  318|          association according to the norm of the statutes. The person
 59    2,    1,  318|           remove him according to the norm of cann. 192-195.~
 60    2,    1,  319|            possesses according to the norm of the statutes under the
 61    2,    1,  323|             autonomy according to the norm of can. ~321, they are subject
 62    2,    1,  323|            authority according to the norm of can. 305 and even to
 63    2,    1,  324|            officials according to the norm of the statutes.~§2. A private
 64    2,    1,  325|             ordinary according to the norm of can. 1301 in what pertains
 65    2,    1,  326|             to exist according to the norm of its statutes. The competent
 66    2,    1,  326|           determined according to the norm of its statutes, without
 67    2,    2,  344|              elected according to the norm of special law and designates
 68    2,    2,  344|             treated, according to the norm of special law;~4/ defines
 69    2,    2,  346|              elected according to the norm of the same special law.~§
 70    2,    2,  346|              elected according to the norm of the same law.~§3. A synod
 71    2,    2,  346|              called, according to the norm of the special law which
 72    2,    2,  348|               itself according to the norm of special law while others
 73    2,    2,  349|              Pontiff according to the norm of special law. The cardinals
 74    2,    2,  384|          assistance, according to the norm of law.~
 75    2,    2,  391|       judicial power according to the norm of law.~§2. The bishop exercises
 76    2,    2,  391|               vicars according to the norm of law. He exercises judicial
 77    2,    2,  391|               judges according to the norm of law.~
 78    2,    2,  413|              diocese according to the norm of §§1 or 2 is to advise
 79    2,    2,  414|               called according to the norm of can. 413 to exercise
 80    2,    2,  424|              elected according to the norm of cann. 165-178.~
 81    2,    2,  429|               people according to the norm of can. 388.~
 82    2,    2,  430|              elected according to the norm of can. 421.~ ~
 83    2,    2,  432|             province according to the norm of law.~§2. An ecclesiastical
 84    2,    2,  436|        administrator according to the norm of cann. 421, §2, and 425, §
 85    2,    2,  437|              pallium according to the norm of liturgical laws within
 86    2,    2,  439|            the Apostolic See.~§2. The norm established in §1 is valid
 87    2,    2,  447|               place, according to the norm of law.~
 88    2,    2,  448|              nation, according to the norm of can. 450.~§2. If, however,
 89    2,    2,  452|           secretary, according to the norm of the statutes.~§2. The
 90    2,    2,  457|      entrusted to it according to the norm of the statutes.~
 91    2,    2,  460|            community according to the norm of the following canons.~
 92    2,    2,  475|       ordinary power according to the norm of the following canons
 93    2,    2,  476|       universal law, according to the norm of the following canons.~
 94    2,    2,  477|              take his place; the same norm applies to an episcopal
 95    2,    2,  495|              diocese according to the norm of law to promote as much
 96    2,    2,  497|          about half, according to the norm of the following canons
 97    2,    2,  497|         statutes;~2/ according to the norm of the statutes, some priests
 98    2,    2,  500|          established according to the norm of §2.~
 99    2,    2,  507|          constituted according to the norm of the statutes, after the
100    2,    2,  507|               canons according to the norm of the statutes.~
101    2,    2,  510|               pastor according to the norm of law.~§3. It is for the
102    2,    2,  519|            faithful, according to the norm of law.~
103    2,    2,  526|          moderator in accord with the norm of can. 517, §1; any contrary
104    2,    2,  530|               death, according to the norm of can. 883, n. 3;~3/ the
105    2,    2,  532|               parish according to the norm of law. He is to take care
106    2,    2,  532|         administered according to the norm of cann. 1281-1288.~
107    2,    2,  538|               bishop according to the norm of law, by resignation made
108    2,    2,  538|              removed according to the norm of can. 682, §2.~§3. When
109    2,    2,  539|               pastor according to the norm of can. 540.~
110    2,    2,  541|               parish according to the norm of §1 is immediately to
111    2,    2,  542|              solidum according to the norm of can. 517, §1:~1/ must
112    2,    2,  542|            installed according to the norm of the prescripts of cann.
113    2,    2,  542|           possession according to the norm of the prescripts of can.
114    2,    2,  543|               people according to the norm of can. 534;~3/ the moderator
115    2,    2,  548|               arises according to the norm of law.~§3. A parochial
116    2,    2,  549|            otherwise according to the norm of can. 533, §3 and unless
117    2,    2,  555|          conferences according to the norm of can. 279, §2;~2/ is to
118    2,    2,  561|               denied according to the norm of law.~
119    2,    2,  564|            exercised according to the norm of universal and particular
120    2,    3,  581|           institute, according to the norm of the constitutions.~
121    2,    3,  600|             of goods according to the norm of the proper law of each
122    2,    3,  608|           designated according to the norm of law. Each house is to
123    2,    3,  611|            institute according to the norm of law and without prejudice
124    2,    3,  615|               bishop according to the norm of law.~
125    2,    3,  616|      religious house according to the norm of the constitutions, after
126    2,    3,  617|          their power according to the norm of universal and proper
127    2,    3,  625|             election according to the norm of the constitutions.~§2.
128    2,    3,  625|          constituted according to the norm of the constitutions, but
129    2,    3,  627|              627 §1. According to the norm of the constitutions, superiors
130    2,    3,  627|             obtained according to the norm of can. 127.~
131    2,    3,  629|               except according to the norm of proper law.~
132    2,    3,  630|       institute.~§2. According to the norm of proper law, superiors
133    2,    3,  631|            institute according to the norm of the constitutions, is
134    2,    3,  633|              to them according to the norm of universal and proper
135    2,    3,  636|          constituted according to the norm of proper law, who is to
136    2,    3,  641|            superiors according to the norm of proper law.~
137    2,    3,  653|            probation according to the norm of proper law, but not beyond
138    2,    3,  656|              council according to the norm of law;~4/ the profession
139    2,    3,  668|            competent according to the norm of proper law.~§3. Whatever
140    2,    3,  668|              totally according to the norm of proper law and with the
141    2,    3,  668|            institute according to the norm of proper law.~
142    2,    3,  669|      institute, made according to the norm of proper law, as a sign
143    2,    3,  669|       clerical dress according to the norm of can. 284.~
144    2,    3,  670|            vocation, according to the norm of the constitutions.~
145    2,    3,  681|            superiors according to the norm of can. 678, §§2 and 3.~§
146    2,    3,  690|          profession, according to the norm of cann. 655 and 657.~§2.
147    2,    3,  701|            probation according to the norm of can. 693 or at least
148    2,    3,  703|            dismissal according to the norm of law or is to refer the
149    2,    3,  714|            the world according to the norm of the constitutions, whether
150    2,    3,  715|            institute according to the norm of can. 266, §3, however,
151    2,    3,  720|             council, according to the norm of the constitutions.~
152    2,    3,  723|            temporary according to the norm of the constitutions; it
153    2,    3,  729|            institute according to the norm of cann. 694 and 695; moreover,
154    2,    3,  738|           moderators according to the norm of the constitutions in
155    2,    3,  740|          common life according to the norm of proper law, which also
156    2,    3,  741|       temporal goods according to the norm of the prescripts of Book
157    2,    3,  741|             law.~§2. According to the norm of proper law, members are
158    3,    0,  755|         bishops and, according to the norm of law, the conferences
159    3,    0,  756|             at once, according to the norm of law.~
160    3,    0,  765|            competent according to the norm of the constitutions.~
161    3,    0,  832|             superior according to the norm of the constitutions in
162    3,    0,  833|      apostolic life, according to the norm of the constitutions.~
163    4,    0,  835|              worship according to the norm of the prescripts of the
164    4,    0,  838|             See and, according to the norm of law, the diocesan bishop.~§
165    4,    1,  841|            authority according to the norm of can. 838 §§3 and 4 to
166    4,    1,  877|              parents according to the norm of §§1 and 2, with due regard
167    4,    1,  878|              baptism according to the norm of can. 877, §1.~ ~
168    4,    1,  895|             register according to the norm of can. 535, §2.~
169    4,    1,  910|           designated according to the norm of can. 230, §3.~
170    4,    1,  925|              species according to the norm of the liturgical laws,
171    4,    1,  961|             required according to the norm of §1, n. 2 are present.
172    4,    1,  962|               the requirements of the norm of §1. An exhortation that
173    4,    1,  966|            authority according to the norm of can. 969.~
174    4,    1,  967|             superior according to the norm of cann. 968, §2 and 969, §
175    4,    1,  968|           governance according to the norm of their constitutions,
176    4,    1, 1020|               by law according to the norm of cann. 1050 and 1051 have
177    4,    1, 1025|            probation according to the norm of law, is endowed in the
178    4,    1, 1025|        prerequisites according to the norm of cann. 1033-1039. Moreover,
179    4,    1, 1027|         preparation, according to the norm of law.~
180    4,    1, 1030|             recourse according to the norm of law.~
181    4,    1, 1031|             required according to the norm of §§1 and 2 is reserved
182    4,    1, 1042|              clerics according to the norm of cann. 285 and 286 for
183    4,    1, 1050|            completed according to the norm of can. 1032;~2/ for those
184    4,    1, 1052|            conducted according to the norm of law, positive arguments
185    4,    1, 1052|            performed according to the norm of the law, and that the
186    4,    1, 1054|             register according to the norm of can. 535, §2.~ ~
187    4,    1, 1071|           celebrated according to the norm of civil law;~3/ a marriage
188    4,    1, 1079|             marriage according to the norm of can. 1116, §2 possess
189    4,    1, 1086|             presumed according to the norm of can. 1060 until it is
190    4,    1, 1105|            authentic according to the norm of civil law.~§3. If the
191    4,    1, 1114|              parties according to the norm of law and, if possible,
192    4,    1, 1116|               assist according to the norm of law cannot be present
193    4,    1, 1121|           contracted according to the norm of can. 1116, a priest or
194    4,    1, 1127|          celebration according to the norm of §1. Likewise, there is
195    4,    1, 1165|        Apostolic See according to the norm of can. 1078, §2, or if
196    4,    2, 1168|               power. According to the norm of the liturgical books
197    4,    2, 1174|            the hours according to the norm of can. 276, §2, n. 3; members
198    4,    2, 1174|            are bound according to the norm of their constitutions.~§
199    4,    2, 1176|             funerals according to the norm of law.~§2. Ecclesiastical
200    4,    2, 1176|           celebrated according to the norm of the liturgical laws.~§
201    4,    2, 1182|               deaths according to the norm of particular law.~
202    4,    2, 1197|           dispensing according to the norm of can. 1196 can commute
203    4,    2, 1202|         commutation, according to the norm of can. 1203.~
204    4,    3, 1211|     penitential rite according to the norm of the liturgical books.~
205    4,    3, 1238|             blessing according to the norm of can. 1212.~§2. Altars,
206    4,    3, 1249|          abstinence, according to the norm of the following canons.~
207    5,    0, 1254|       temporal goods according to the norm of law.~
208    5,    0, 1267|           from them, according to the norm of cann. 197-199.~
209    5,    0, 1273|           providing, according to the norm of can. 281, for the support
210    5,    0, 1279|      counselors who, according to the norm of the statutes, are to
211    5,    0, 1281|               Church according to the norm of law.~
212    5,    0, 1290|            competent according to the norm of law is required for the
213    5,    0, 1301|           pious will according to the norm of can. 1301.~§3. When goods
214    6,    1, 1326|               1326, either by general norm or for individual delicts.
215    6,    1, 1330|              illicit according to the norm of §1, n. 3;~3/ is forbidden
216    6,    1, 1337|              is not possible.~§3. The norm given in can. 1335 for censures
217    6,    1, 1356|             remitted according to the norm of can. 976 are also obliged
218    6,    1, 1357|            contumacy according to the norm of can. 1347, §2; it cannot
219    6,    1, 1357|            provision according to the norm of can. 1348 or can even
220    6,    2      |                    TITLE VII.~GENERAL NORM (Can. 1399)~
221    7,    1, 1412|           residence, according to the norm of cann. 1408-1409, of the
222    7,    1, 1438|             dioceses according to the norm of~
223    7,    1, 1440|             of grade according to the norm of cann. 1438 and 1439 is
224    7,    1, 1446|          arbitrators according to the norm of cann. 1713-1716.~
225    7,    1, 1492|         prescription according to the norm of law or by some other
226    7,    2, 1501|             petition according to the norm of the canons.~
227    7,    2, 1506|             libellus according to the norm of can. 1505, the interested
228    7,    2, 1507|             accepted according to the norm of can. 1506, the decree
229    7,    2, 1508|               person according to the norm of law.~
230    7,    2, 1519|            necessary according to the norm of can. 1481, §§1 and 3
231    7,    2, 1542|         confessions, according to the norm of can. 1536, §2.~
232    7,    2, 1546|              of harm according to the norm of can. 1548, §2, n. 2 or
233    7,    2, 1592|            responded according to the norm of can. 1507, §1, the judge,
234    7,    2, 1594|            the trial according to the norm of cann. 1524-1525;~3/ if
235    7,    2, 1609|            completed according to the norm of can. 1600.~
236    7,    2, 1615|               a copy according to the norm of can. 1509.~
237    7,    2, 1622|              sanated according to the norm of can. 1619;~6/ it was
238    7,    2, 1624|          substituted according to the norm of can. 1450.~
239    7,    2, 1629|              nullity according to the norm of can. 1625;~3/ from a
240    7,    2, 1634|      appellate judge according to the norm of can. 1474.~
241    7,    2, 1639|        admitted only according to the norm of can. 1600.~
242    7,    2, 1640|               joined according to the norm of can. 1513, §1 and can.
243    7,    2, 1641|               appeal according to the norm of can. 1629.~
244    7,    2, 1642|               except according to the norm of can. 1645, §1.~§2. It
245    7,    2, 1644|           suspension according to the norm of can. 1650, §3.~
246    7,    2, 1653|              subject according to the norm of can. 1439, §3.~§3. Among
247    7,    2, 1654|               unjust according to the norm of cann. 1620, 1622, and
248    7,    2, 1657|         single judge according to the norm of can. 1424.~
249    7,    2, 1659|       reconciliation according to the norm of can. 1446, §2 proved
250    7,    2, 1665|        response only according to the norm of can. 1452. After even
251    7,    2, 1665|               proofs according to the norm of can. 1600.~
252    7,    3, 1677|             citation according to the norm of can. 1508.~§2. When fifteen
253    7,    3, 1679|              parties according to the norm of can. 1536, the judge,
254    7,    3, 1686|             proposed according to the norm of can. 1677, the judicial
255    7,    3, 1692|              spouses according to the norm of the following canons.~§
256    7,    3, 1693|              proceed according to the norm of can. 1682, §2.~
257    7,    3, 1696|              in them according to the norm of can. 1433.~
258    7,    3, 1704|             tribunal according to the norm of can. 1700, the observations
259    7,    4, 1718|             decision according to the norm of §1 and in order to avoid
260    7,    4, 1720|               decree according to the norm of cann. 1342-1350, setting
261    7,    4, 1721|            the judge according to the norm of cann. 1502 and 1504.~§
262    7,    4, 1723|             advocate according to the norm of can. 1481, §1 within
263    7,    4, 1729|              delict, according to the norm of can. 1596.~§2. The intervention
264    7,    4, 1729|              is made according to the norm of cann. 1628-1640 even
265    7,    4, 1731|           intervened according to the norm of can. 1729.~ ~
266    7,    5, 1733|            requested according to the norm of can. 1734 and the time
267    7,    5, 1734|             proposed according to the norm of cann. 57 and 1735.~
268    7,    5, 1736|            suspended according to the norm of §2 and recourse is proposed
269    7,    5, 1736|             recourse according to the norm of can. 1737, §3 is to decide
270    7,    5, 1736|      execution given according to the norm of §§1 or 2 ceases by that
271    7,    5, 1737|             they run according to the norm of can. 1735.~§3. Nevertheless,
272    7,    5, 1737|              decreed according to the norm of can. 1736, §2, the superior
273    7,    5, 1750|             selected according to the norm of can. 1742, §1. If he