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1 Intr | of the Church and of the faithful. On the contrary, its purpose 2 Intr | duties and rights of the faithful and particularly of the 3 Intr | mutual relations of the faithful may be regulated according 4 Intr | therefore exhort all the faithful to observe the proposed 5 Intr | members of the Christian faithful in living the Christian 6 Intr | members of the Christian faithful and the diversity of offices 7 Intr | determining a community of the faithful, at least along with territoriality.~ 8 Intr | members of the Christian faithful and a distinct treatment 9 Intr | and associations of the faithful and the laity”; the group 10 Intr | members of the Christian faithful.~The new Code therefore 11 Intr | members of the Christian faithful the most recent law of the 12 1, 0, 23| introduced by a community of the faithful and approved by the legislator 13 1, 0, 87| is able to dispense the faithful from universal and particular 14 1, 0, 88| contributes to the good of the faithful, from laws issued by a plenary 15 1, 0, 95| convoked by the Christian faithful, as well as in other celebrations. 16 1, 0, 129| members of the Christian faithful can cooperate in the exercise 17 1, 0, 199| spiritual life of the Christian faithful;~4/ the certain and undoubted 18 1, 0, 199| a way that the Christian faithful cannot be visited by any 19 2, 1 | PART I.~THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL (Cann. 204 - 207)~ ~ 20 2, 1, 204| Can. 204 §1. The Christian faithful are those who, inasmuch 21 2, 1, 207| are among the Christian faithful in the Church sacred ministers 22 2, 1, 207| members of the Christian faithful are called lay persons.~§ 23 2, 1, 207| members of the Christian faithful from both these groups who, 24 2, 1 | RIGHTS OF ALL THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL (Cann. 208 - 223)~ 25 2, 1, 208| among all the Christian faithful a true equality regarding 26 2, 1, 209| Can. 209 §1. The Christian faithful, even in their own manner 27 2, 1, 210| Can. 210 All the Christian faithful must direct their efforts 28 2, 1, 211| Can. 211 All the Christian faithful have the duty and right 29 2, 1, 212| responsibility, the Christian faithful are bound to follow with 30 2, 1, 212| Church.~§2. The Christian faithful are free to make known to 31 2, 1, 212| the rest of the Christian faithful, without prejudice to the 32 2, 1, 213| Can. 213 The Christian faithful have the right to receive 33 2, 1, 214| Can. 214 The Christian faithful have the right to worship 34 2, 1, 215| Can. 215 The Christian faithful are at liberty freely to 35 2, 1, 216| Church, all the Christian faithful have the right to promote 36 2, 1, 217| the gospel, the Christian faithful have the right to a Christian 37 2, 1, 219| Can. 219 All the Christian faithful have the right to be free 38 2, 1, 221| Can. 221 §1. The Christian faithful can legitimately vindicate 39 2, 1, 221| authority, the Christian faithful also have the right to be 40 2, 1, 221| equity.~§3. The Christian faithful have the right not to be 41 2, 1, 222| Can. 222 §1. The Christian faithful are obliged to assist with 42 2, 1, 223| their rights, the Christian faithful, both as individuals and 43 2, 1, 223| proper to the Christian faithful.~ ~ 44 2, 1 | RIGHTS OF THE LAY CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL (Cann. 224 - 231)~ 45 2, 1, 224| common to all the Christian faithful and those which are established 46 2, 1, 224| canons, the lay Christian faithful are bound by the obligations 47 2, 1, 225| like all the Christian faithful, lay persons are designated 48 2, 1, 227| Can. 227 The lay Christian faithful have the right to have recognized 49 2, 1, 245| attached to their own bishop as faithful coworkers, and work together 50 2, 1, 277| rise to scandal among the faithful.~§3. The diocesan bishop 51 2, 1 | ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL (Cann. 298 - 329)~ 52 2, 1, 298| associations the Christian faithful, whether clerics, lay persons, 53 2, 1, 298| spirit.~§2. The Christian faithful are to join especially those 54 2, 1, 299| themselves, the Christian faithful are free to establish associations 55 2, 1, 299| association of the Christian faithful is recognized in the Church 56 2, 1, 301| associations of the Christian faithful which propose to hand on 57 2, 1, 301| associations of the Christian faithful to pursue directly or indirectly 58 2, 1, 301| Associations of the Christian faithful which are erected by competent 59 2, 1, 302| associations of the Christian faithful are called clerical which 60 2, 1, 304| associations of the Christian faithful, by whatever title or name 61 2, 1, 305| associations of the Christian faithful are subject to the vigilance 62 2, 1, 310| members of the Christian faithful associated together in it 63 2, 1 | ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL~ 64 2, 1, 317| associations of the Christian faithful which are ordered directly 65 2, 1, 319| to the same authority a faithful account of the expenditure 66 2, 1 | ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL~ 67 2, 1, 321| Can. 321 The Christian faithful guide and direct private 68 2, 1, 322| association of the Christian faithful can acquire juridic personality 69 2, 1, 322| association of the Christian faithful can acquire juridic personality 70 2, 1, 323| associations of the Christian faithful possess autonomy according 71 2, 1, 324| association of the Christian faithful freely designates its moderator 72 2, 1, 324| association of the Christian faithful can freely choose a spiritual 73 2, 1, 325| association of the Christian faithful freely administers those 74 2, 1, 326| association of the Christian faithful ceases to exist according 75 2, 1, 326| discipline or is a scandal to the faithful.~§2. The allocation of the 76 2, 1, 327| members of the Christian faithful are to hold in esteem associations 77 2, 1, 328| associations of the Christian faithful where it is expedient and 78 2, 2, 372| that it includes all the faithful living in the territory.~§ 79 2, 2, 372| distinguished by the rite of the faithful or some other similar reason 80 2, 2, 381| other communities of the faithful mentioned in can. 368 are 81 2, 2, 383| concerned for all the Christian faithful entrusted to his care, of 82 2, 2, 383| religion.~§2. If he has faithful of a different rite in his 83 2, 2, 386| propose and explain to the faithful the truths of the faith 84 2, 2, 387| holiness of the Christian faithful according to the proper 85 2, 2, 387| constantly that the Christian faithful entrusted to his care grow 86 2, 2, 394| the duty which binds the faithful to exercise the apostolate 87 2, 2, 443| members of the Christian faithful can also be called to particular 88 2, 2, 447| functions for the Christian faithful of their territory in order 89 2, 2, 460| members of the Christian faithful of a particular church who 90 2, 2, 463| members of the Christian faithful, even members of institutes 91 2, 2, 463| members of the Christian faithful.~§3. If the diocesan bishop 92 2, 2, 476| type of affairs or over the faithful of a specific rite or offer 93 2, 2, 479| the type of affairs or the faithful of a specific rite or group 94 2, 2, 492| members of the Christian faithful truly expert in Financial 95 2, 2, 510| the pastoral needs of the faithful are aptly provided for, 96 2, 2, 512| members of the Christian faithful who are in full communion 97 2, 2, 512| bishop.~§2. The Christian faithful who are designated to a 98 2, 2, 512| members of the Christian faithful outstanding in firm faith, 99 2, 2, 515| community of the Christian faithful stably constituted in a 100 2, 2, 516| community of the Christian faithful in a particular church, 101 2, 2, 518| includes all the Christian faithful of a certain territory. 102 2, 2, 518| nationality of the Christian faithful of some territory, or even 103 2, 2, 519| members of the Christian faithful, according to the norm of 104 2, 2, 524| members of the Christian faithful, if it is warranted.~ 105 2, 2, 528| members of the Christian faithful are instructed in the truths 106 2, 2, 528| collaboration of the Christian faithful, so that the message of 107 2, 2, 528| the parish assembly of the faithful.~He is to work so that the 108 2, 2, 528| work so that the Christian faithful are nourished through the 109 2, 2, 529| is to strive to know the faithful entrusted to his care.~Therefore 110 2, 2, 529| anxieties, and griefs of the faithful, strengthening them in the 111 2, 2, 529| members of the Christian faithful have in the mission of the 112 2, 2, 529| also working so that the faithful have concern for parochial 113 2, 2, 531| received from the Christian faithful on that occasion in the 114 2, 2, 535| status of the Christian faithful by reason of marriage, without 115 2, 2, 535| status of the Christian faithful and all acts which can have 116 2, 2, 536| and in which the Christian faithful, together with those who 117 2, 2, 537| and in which the Christian faithful, selected according to these 118 2, 2, 545| certain group of the Christian faithful of the parish, or even to 119 2, 2, 551| openings which the Christian faithful give to a vicar on the occasion 120 2, 2, 560| groups of the Christian faithful to conduct liturgical celebrations 121 2, 2, 564| particular group of the Christian faithful, which is to be exercised 122 2, 2, 566| hearing the confessions of the faithful entrusted to his care, of 123 2, 3, 573| form of living by which the faithful, following Christ more closely 124 2, 3, 573| glory.~§2. The Christian faithful freely assume this form 125 2, 3, 574| Church.~§2. Certain Christian faithful are specially called by 126 2, 3, 603| life by which the Christian faithful devote their life to the 127 2, 3, 677| associations of the Christian faithful joined to them, institutes 128 2, 3, 678| superiors and must remain faithful to the discipline of the 129 2, 3, 683| oratories which the Christian faithful habitually attend, schools, 130 2, 3, 710| life in which the Christian faithful, living in the world, strive 131 2, 3, 725| members of the Christian faithful who are to strive for evangelical 132 3, 0, 749| teacher of all the Christian faithful, who strengthens his brothers 133 3, 0, 750| adherence of the Christian faithful under the leadership of 134 3, 0, 752| therefore, the Christian faithful are to take care to avoid 135 3, 0, 753| faith for the Christian faithful entrusted to their care; 136 3, 0, 753| their care; the Christian faithful are bound to adhere with 137 3, 0, 754| Can. 754 All the Christian faithful are obliged to observe the 138 3, 0, 759| members of the Christian faithful are witnesses of the gospel 139 3, 0, 768| of all to the Christian faithful those things which one must 140 3, 0, 768| are also to impart to the faithful the doctrine which the magisterium 141 3, 0, 771| proclaimed to those of the faithful who because of the condition 142 3, 0, 771| them no less than to the faithful.~ 143 3, 0, 773| the living faith of the faithful becomes manifest and active 144 3, 0, 776| members of the Christian faithful, especially of catechists. 145 3, 0, 779| more effective so that the faithful, in a manner adapted to 146 3, 0, 781| of God, all the Christian faithful, conscious of their responsibility, 147 3, 0, 784| members of the Christian faithful.~ 148 3, 0, 785| members of the Christian faithful, duly instructed and outstanding 149 3, 0, 794| everything so that all the faithful have a Catholic education.~ 150 3, 0, 796| education, the Christian faithful are to hold schools in esteem; 151 3, 0, 797| therefore, the Christian faithful must be concerned that civil 152 3, 0, 799| Can. 799 The Christian faithful are to strive so that in 153 3, 0, 800| level.~§2. The Christian faithful are to foster Catholic schools, 154 3, 0, 822| to take care to teach the faithful that they are bound by the 155 3, 0, 822| communication.~§3. All the Christian faithful, especially those who in 156 3, 0, 823| morals of the Christian faithful through writings or the 157 3, 0, 823| published by the Christian faithful which touch upon faith or 158 3, 0, 823| regard to the Christian faithful entrusted to their care; 159 3, 0, 825| members of the Christian faithful in collaboration with separated 160 3, 0, 826| public or private use of the faithful are not to be published 161 3, 0, 831| reasonable cause, the Christian faithful are not to write anything 162 4, 0, 835| members of the Christian faithful also have their own part 163 4, 0, 836| priesthood of the Christian faithful is carried out, is a work 164 4, 0, 837| participation of the Christian faithful where possible.~ 165 4, 0, 839| to sanctify the Christian faithful in truth, and by works of 166 4, 1, 840| members of the Christian faithful must use the greatest veneration 167 4, 1, 843| members of the Christian faithful, according to their respective 168 4, 1, 844| members of the Christian faithful alone, who likewise receive 169 4, 1, 844| is avoided, the Christian faithful for whom it is physically 170 4, 1, 858| for the convenience of the faithful that there also be a baptismal 171 4, 1, 861| concerned that the Christian faithful are taught the correct way 172 4, 1, 886| of confirmation even to faithful who are not his subjects, 173 4, 1, 890| Can. 890 The faithful are obliged to receive this 174 4, 1, 890| are to take care that the faithful are properly instructed 175 4, 1, 891| is to be conferred on the faithful at about the age of discretion 176 4, 1, 898| Can. 898 The Christian faithful are to hold the Most Holy 177 4, 1, 898| of souls are to teach the faithful diligently about this obligation.~ 178 4, 1, 899| as spiritual food to the faithful united with his offering.~§ 179 4, 1, 899| person of Christ. All the faithful who are present, whether 180 4, 1, 902| welfare of the Christian faithful requires or suggests otherwise, 181 4, 1, 904| earnestly since, even if the faithful cannot be present, it is 182 4, 1, 906| least some member of the faithful.~ 183 4, 1, 910| member of the Christian faithful designated according to 184 4, 1, 918| highly recommended that the faithful receive holy communion during 185 4, 1, 920| Holy Eucharist, each of the faithful is obliged to receive holy 186 4, 1, 921| Can. 921 §1. The Christian faithful who are in danger of death 187 4, 1, 923| Can. 923 The Christian faithful can participate in the eucharistic 188 4, 1, 937| reserved is to be open to the faithful for at least some hours 189 4, 1, 939| sufficient for the needs of the faithful are to be kept in a pyx 190 4, 1, 942| suitable gathering of the faithful is foreseen and the established 191 4, 1, 945| intention of the Christian faithful, especially the needy, even 192 4, 1, 946| Can. 946 The Christian faithful who give an offering to 193 4, 1, 959| sacrament of penance the faithful who confess their sins to 194 4, 1, 960| by which a member of the faithful conscious of grave sin is 195 4, 1, 962| member of the Christian faithful validly to receive sacramental 196 4, 1, 962| absolution, the Christian faithful are to be instructed about 197 4, 1, 964| an open place so that the faithful who wish to can use them 198 4, 1, 966| of exercising it for the faithful to whom he imparts absolution.~§ 199 4, 1, 967| confessions of the Christian faithful everywhere in the world 200 4, 1, 969| confessions of any of the faithful. Presbyters who are members 201 4, 1, 986| that the confessions of the faithful entrusted to them are heard 202 4, 1, 986| confessions of the Christian faithful, and in danger of death, 203 4, 1, 987| member of the Christian faithful must be disposed in such 204 4, 1, 988| member of the Christian faithful is obliged to confess in 205 4, 1, 988| recommended to the Christian faithful that they also confess venial 206 4, 1, 989| discretion, each member of the faithful is ob-liged to confess faithfully 207 4, 1, 991| member of the Christian faithful is free to confess sins 208 4, 1, 992| member of the Christian faithful gains under certain and 209 4, 1, 994| Can. 994 Any member of the faithful can gain partial or plenary 210 4, 1, 998| the Church commends the faithful who are dangerously ill 211 4, 1, 1003| anointing of the sick for the faithful entrusted to their pastoral 212 4, 1, 1004| administered to a member of the faithful who, having reached the 213 4, 1, 1008| some among the Christian faithful as sacred ministers through 214 4, 1, 1011| members of the Christian faithful must be invited to the ordination 215 4, 1, 1043| Can. 1043 If the Christian faithful are aware of impediments 216 4, 1, 1063| community offers the Christian faithful the assistance by which 217 4, 1, 1063| by which the Christian faithful are instructed about the 218 4, 1, 1069| Can. 1069 All the faithful are obliged to reveal any 219 4, 2, 1174| members of the Christian faithful, according to circumstances, 220 4, 2, 1176| members of the Christian faithful must be given ecclesiastical 221 4, 2, 1177| any deceased member of the faithful must generally be celebrated 222 4, 2, 1177| church.~§2. Any member of the faithful or those competent to take 223 4, 2, 1177| a deceased member of the faithful are permitted to choose 224 4, 2, 1180| deceased members of the faithful must be buried in it unless 225 4, 2, 1183| counted among the Christian faithful.~§2. The local ordinary 226 4, 2, 1184| without public scandal of the faithful.~§2. If any doubt occurs, 227 4, 2, 1186| reverence of the Christian faithful the Blessed Mary ever Virgin, 228 4, 2, 1186| instructs the Christian faithful and whose intercession sustains 229 4, 2, 1188| for the reverence of the faithful is to remain in effect. 230 4, 2, 1189| for the reverence of the faithful are never to be restored 231 4, 3, 1205| or for the burial of the faithful by a dedication or a blessing 232 4, 3, 1211| them with scandal to the faithful, actions which, in the judgment 233 4, 3, 1214| divine worship to which the faithful have the right of entry 234 4, 3, 1223| community or group of the faithful who gather in it and to 235 4, 3, 1223| which other members of the faithful can also come with the consent 236 4, 3, 1230| numerous members of the faithful make pilgrimage for a special 237 4, 3, 1233| especially the good of the faithful seem to suggest it.~ 238 4, 3, 1234| supplied more abundantly to the faithful by the diligent proclamation 239 4, 3, 1240| deceased members of the faithful and properly blessed.~§2. 240 4, 3, 1247| days of obligation, the faithful are obliged to participate 241 4, 3, 1248| strongly recommended that the faithful take part in a liturgy of 242 4, 3, 1249| binds all the Christian faithful to do penance each in his 243 4, 3, 1249| prescribed on which the Christian faithful devote themselves in a special 244 5, 0, 1259| require from the Christian faithful those things which are necessary 245 5, 0, 1260| 1261 §1. The Christian faithful are free to give temporal 246 5, 0, 1260| is bound to admonish the faithful of the obligation mentioned 247 5, 0, 1261| Can. 1262 The faithful are to give support to the 248 5, 0, 1265| habitually open to the Christian faithful, including those which belong 249 5, 0, 1266| Offerings given by the faithful for a certain purpose can 250 5, 0, 1286| render an account to the faithful concerning the goods oVered 251 5, 0, 1286| the goods oVered by the faithful to the Church.~ 252 5, 0, 1299| legitimately accepted wills of the faithful who give or leave their 253 5, 0, 1309| commute the wills of the faithful for pious causes if the 254 6, 1, 1310| members of the Christian faithful with penal sanctions.~ 255 6, 1, 1311| member of the Christian faithful of some spiritual or temporal 256 6, 1, 1334| necessary to care for the faithful in danger of death. If a 257 6, 1, 1334| whenever a member of the faithful requests a sacrament or 258 7, 1, 1416| Pontiff, any member of the faithful is free to bring or introduce 259 7, 1, 1446| 1446 §1. All the Christian faithful, and especially bishops, 260 7, 1, 1474| that the translation is a faithful one.~