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  1 Intr            |           agreed that the true and proper efforts of the Commission
  2 Intr            |           internal forum, which is proper to the Church and has been
  3 Intr            |          corresponds better to the proper matter and character of
  4 Intr            |          of knowing his or her own proper rights and duties. Arbitrariness
  5    1,    0,   17|      understood in accord with the proper meaning of the words considered
  6    1,    0,   36|        understood according to the proper meaning of the words and
  7    1,    0,   94|             94 §1. Statutes in the proper sense are ordinances which
  8    1,    0,   96|        duties and rights which are proper to Christians in keeping
  9    1,    0,  107|       pastor and ordinary.~§2. The proper pastor or ordinary of a
 10    1,    0,  107|         actually residing.~§3. The proper pastor of one who has only
 11    1,    0,  116|         prescripts of the law, the proper function entrusted to them
 12    1,    0,  121|       goods and patrimonial rights proper to the prior ones and assumes
 13    1,    0,  122|           and that the obligations proper to them are imposed upon
 14    1,    0,  127|        counsel only, particular or proper law provides otherwise.
 15    1,    0,  131|           governance can be either proper or vicarious.~§3. The burden
 16    1,    0,  145|         The obligations and rights proper to individual ecclesiastical
 17    1,    0,  162|            assent, however, of the proper ordinary of the person appointed.~
 18    2,    1,  204|          accord with the condition proper to each.~§2. This Church,
 19    2,    1,  206|     various prerogatives which are proper to Christians.~
 20    2,    1,  223|       exercise of rights which are proper to the Christian faithful.~ ~
 21    2,    1,  232|        Church has the duty and the proper and exclusive right to form
 22    2,    1,  235|   formation and prepared for their proper duties in a major seminary
 23    2,    1,  236|       fulfill correctly the duties proper to that order:~1/ young
 24    2,    1,  247|       duties and burdens which are proper to sacred ministers of the
 25    2,    1,  253|          taught according to their proper methodology.~§3. The authority
 26    2,    1,  260|          260 In carrying out their proper functions, all must obey
 27    2,    1,  276|       hours daily according to the proper and approved liturgical
 28    2,    1,  278|    reconciled with the obligations proper to the clerical state or
 29    2,    1,  283|       presumed permission of their proper ordinary.~§2. They are entitled,
 30    2,    1,  285|            consultation with their proper ordinary. They also are
 31    2,    1,  289|           their favor unless their proper ordinary has decided otherwise
 32    2,    1,  292|           loses with it the rights proper to the clerical state and
 33    2,    1,  295|           presides offer it as the proper ordinary; he has the right
 34    2,    1,  306|          prescripts of law and the proper statutes of the association.~
 35    2,    1,  307|     according to the norm of their proper law with the consent of
 36    2,    1,  312|            an association which is proper to that institute.~
 37    2,    1,  323|            respecting the autonomy proper to private associations,
 38    2,    1,  329|            exercise the apostolate proper to the laity.~ ~
 39    2,    2,  333|       strengthens and protects the proper, ordinary, and immediate
 40    2,    2,  370|        abbot who governs it as its proper pastor just like a diocesan
 41    2,    2,  381|           to him has all ordinary, proper, and immediate power which
 42    2,    2,  384|            fulfill the obligations proper to their state and that
 43    2,    2,  387|          faithful according to the proper vocation of each. Since
 44    2,    2,  394|            with due regard for the proper character of each.~§2. He
 45    2,    2,  418|            the entire remuneration proper to this office.~
 46    2,    2,  461|         has the care of one as the proper bishop but of another as
 47    2,    2,  502|          continues to exercise its proper functions until a new college
 48    2,    2,  510|            and faculties which are proper to a pastor according to
 49    2,    2,  510|           pastor and the functions proper to the chapter, taking care
 50    2,    2,  515|           pastor (parochus) as its proper pastor (pastor) under the
 51    2,    2,  516|       entrusted to a priest as its proper pastor but not yet erected
 52    2,    2,  519|           pastor (parochus) is the proper pastor (pastor) of the parish
 53    2,    2,  529|      supported in fulfilling their proper duties and is to foster
 54    2,    2,  529|          recognize and promote the proper part which the lay members
 55    2,    2,  555|          rectory is cared for with proper diligence.~§2. In the vicariate
 56    2,    2,  566|            all the faculties which proper pastoral care requires.
 57    2,    3,  573|      sacred bonds according to the proper laws of the institutes,
 58    2,    3,  587|        protect more faithfully the proper vocation and identity of
 59    2,    3,  587|      formation of members, and the proper object of the sacred bonds.~§
 60    2,    3,  588|           character, and purpose a proper function defined by the
 61    2,    3,  597|          required by universal and proper law and who is not prevented
 62    2,    3,  598|        their life according to the proper law of the institute and
 63    2,    3,  600|       according to the norm of the proper law of each institute.~
 64    2,    3,  601|           command according to the proper constitutions.~
 65    2,    3,  602|        life of brothers or sisters proper to each institute, by which
 66    2,    3,  603|        sacred bond, and observes a proper program of living under
 67    2,    3,  604|       Church in harmony with their proper state, virgins can be associated
 68    2,    3,  607|        which members, according to proper law, pronounce public vows,
 69    2,    3,  607|          separation from the world proper to the character and purpose
 70    2,    3,  610|           members according to the proper purposes and spirit of the
 71    2,    3,  611|     according to the character and proper purposes of the institute;~
 72    2,    3,  611|           2/ to exercise the works proper to the institute according
 73    2,    3,  616|            has been consulted. The proper law of the institute is
 74    2,    3,  617|          the norm of universal and proper law.~
 75    2,    3,  622|          be exercised according to proper law. Other superiors possess
 76    2,    3,  623|    profession, to be determined by proper law, or if it concerns major
 77    2,    3,  624|           an autonomous house.~§2. Proper law is to provide suitable
 78    2,    3,  624|         for reasons established in proper law.~
 79    2,    3,  626|         the norms of universal and proper law, are to abstain from
 80    2,    3,  627|       prescribed in universal law, proper law is to determine the
 81    2,    3,  628|             The superiors whom the proper law of the institute designates
 82    2,    3,  628|          to the norms of this same proper law.~§2. It is the right
 83    2,    3,  629|           according to the norm of proper law.~
 84    2,    3,  630|           According to the norm of proper law, superiors are to be
 85    2,    3,  631|            the power of a chapter; proper law is to determine further
 86    2,    3,  631|            the norms determined in proper law, not only provinces
 87    2,    3,  632|                           Can. 632 Proper law is to determine accurately
 88    2,    3,  633|          the norm of universal and proper law and to express in their
 89    2,    3,  635|        goods, by which the poverty proper to it is to be fostered,
 90    2,    3,  636|           according to the norm of proper law, who is to manage the
 91    2,    3,  636|          the manner established by proper law, Finance officers and
 92    2,    3,  638|       universal law, it belongs to proper law to determine acts which
 93    2,    3,  638|         are designated for this in proper law also validly incur expenses
 94    2,    3,  641|           according to the norm of proper law.~
 95    2,    3,  642|            maturity to embrace the proper life of the institute. This
 96    2,    3,  643|     society of apostolic life.~§2. Proper law can establish other
 97    2,    3,  644|           without consulting their proper ordinary nor those who,
 98    2,    3,  645|        rector of the seminary.~§3. Proper law can require other proof
 99    2,    3,  646|            and indeed one which is proper to the institute, experience
100    2,    3,  650|            of formation defined in proper law.~§2. Governance of the
101    2,    3,  652|   correctly the life of perfection proper to the institute.~§2. Novices
102    2,    3,  653|           according to the norm of proper law, but not beyond six
103    2,    3,  655|            for a period defined in proper law; it is not to be less
104    2,    3,  657|            profession according to proper law, but in such a way that
105    2,    3,  658|            5 and others imposed by proper law, the following are required
106    2,    3,  659|   profession so that they lead the proper life of the institute more
107    2,    3,  659|           suitably.~§2. Therefore, proper law must define the program
108    2,    3,  659|         and the program of studies proper to the institute govern
109    2,    3,  663|     according to the prescripts of proper law, without prejudice to
110    2,    3,  667|           to the determinations of proper law, with some part of a
111    2,    3,  667|          cloister adapted to their proper character and defined in
112    2,    3,  668|           according to the norm of proper law.~§3. Whatever a religious
113    2,    3,  668|           for the institute unless proper law states otherwise.~§4.
114    2,    3,  668|           according to the norm of proper law and with the permission
115    2,    3,  668|           according to the norm of proper law.~
116    2,    3,  669|           according to the norm of proper law, as a sign of their
117    2,    3,  669|    institute which does not have a proper habit are to wear clerical
118    2,    3,  672|           of pontifical right, the proper major superior can grant
119    2,    3,  677|   faithfully the mission and works proper to the institute.~Nevertheless,
120    2,    3,  678|          are also subject to their proper superiors and must remain
121    2,    3,  684|        requirements established by proper law; a new profession is
122    2,    3,  684|    profession is not required.~§4. Proper law is to determine the
123    2,    3,  685|           to the observance of the proper law of the new institute.~§
124    2,    3,  696|          similar gravity which the proper law of the institute may
125    2,    3,  696|      lesser gravity established in proper law are sufficient.~
126    2,    3,  708|           autonomy, character, and proper spirit, or to transact common
127    2,    3,  711|            not change the member’s proper canonical condition among
128    2,    3,  712|        same bonds bring about; the proper secularity of the institute,
129    2,    3,  715|          they are appointed to the proper works of the institute or
130    2,    3,  716|         the institute according to proper law.~§2. Members of the
131    2,    3,  717| constitutions are to prescribe the proper manner of governance; they
132    2,    3,  718|          of the Church, and by the proper law of the institute.~Likewise,
133    2,    3,  718|           the institute.~Likewise, proper law is to define the obligations
134    2,    3,  719|   spiritual exercises according to proper law.~§2. The celebration
135    2,    3,  721|      necessary to lead rightly the proper life of the institute.~
136    2,    3,  722|      vocation, and indeed, the one proper to the institute, and that
137    2,    3,  731|       pursue the apostolic purpose proper to the society and, leading
138    2,    3,  731|         sisters according to their proper manner of life, strive for
139    2,    3,  735|                   Can. 735 §1. The proper law of each society determines
140    2,    3,  735|            are to be observed.~§3. Proper law must determine the manner
141    2,    3,  737|            to the purpose of their proper vocation according to the
142    2,    3,  738|       members are subject to their proper moderators according to
143    2,    3,  740|           according to the norm of proper law, which also governs
144    2,    3,  741|          636, 638, and 639, and of proper law.~§2. According to the
145    2,    3,  741|           According to the norm of proper law, members are also capable
146    2,    3,  744|         the rights and obligations proper to the society are suspended
147    3,    0,  747|            of social communication proper to it.~§2. It belongs to
148    3,    0,  757|                     Can. 757 It is proper for presbyters, who are
149    3,    0,  773|                   Can. 773 It is a proper and grave duty especially
150    3,    0,  780|            in practice the methods proper to the teaching disciplines.~ ~
151    3,    0,  783|        special way and in a manner proper to their institute.~
152    3,    0,  786|         they are provided with the proper resources and sufficient
153    3,    0,  801|         Religious institutes whose proper mission is education, retaining
154    3,    0,  815|          the same disciplines, are proper to the Church by virtue
155    3,    0,  822|          the Church, using a right proper to the Church in fulfilling
156    3,    0,  824|        canons of this title is the proper local ordinary of the author
157    4,    0,  834|           and effected in a manner proper to each sign. In the sacred
158    4,    1,  843|        prepared to receive them by proper evangelization and catechetical
159    4,    1,  847|      preserve them diligently with proper care.~
160    4,    1,  849|     washing of true water with the proper form of words. Through baptism
161    4,    1,  857|           a case of necessity, the proper place of baptism is a church
162    4,    1,  887|       assigned to him unless their proper ordinary prohibits it; he
163    4,    1,  890|      receive this sacrament at the proper time. Parents and pastors
164    4,    1,  907|          perform actions which are proper to the celebrating priest.~
165    4,    1,  964|                   Can. 964 §1. The proper place to hear sacramental
166    4,    1,  974|       confessions is to inform the proper ordinary of incardination
167    4,    1,  974|     competent superior.~§4. If the proper major superior of a presbyter
168    4,    1,  996|           established time and the proper method, according to the
169    4,    1, 1015|            or the diaconate by his proper bishop or with legitimate
170    4,    1, 1015|       impeded by a just cause, the proper bishop is to ordain his
171    4,    1, 1016|            the secular clergy, the proper bishop is the bishop of
172    4,    1, 1018|         for secular clergy:~1/ the proper bishop mentioned in can.
173    4,    1, 1030|            even if occult, can the proper bishop or competent major
174    4,    1, 1115|         With the permission of the proper ordinary or proper pastor,
175    4,    1, 1115|          of the proper ordinary or proper pastor, marriages can be
176    4,    1, 1121|          of both the curia and the proper parish of the Catholic party
177    4,    2, 1177|         after no-tification of the proper pastor of the deceased.~§
178    4,    3, 1247|           rendered to God, the joy proper to the Lord’s day, or the
179    5,    0, 1253|             1254 §1. To pursue its proper purposes, the Catholic Church
180    5,    0, 1253|          from civil power.~§2. The proper purposes are principally:
181    5,    0, 1259|         necessary for the purposes proper to it.~
182    5,    0, 1283|          protect in a suitable and proper archive the documents and
183    5,    0, 1301|            pontifical right or the proper ordinary of the member in
184    5,    0, 1307|           pursue appropriately the proper purpose of the institute.~§
185    6,    1, 1310|          Church has the innate and proper right to coerce offending
186    7,    1, 1400|                       Can. 1401 By proper and exclusive right the
187    7,    1, 1462|         and must be treated at the proper time according to the rules
188    7,    2, 1512|       integra;~2/ the case becomes proper to the otherwise competent
189    7,    2, 1668|          turns up which prevents a proper pronouncement of the sentence,
190    7,    3, 1671|            ecclesiastical judge by proper right.~
191    7,    3, 1712|            cleric loses all rights proper to the clerical state and