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  1 Intr            |             to convoke an ecumenical council. Of these two events, the
  2 Intr            |            Code; but the second, the council, is of supreme importance
  3 Intr            |            and requested by the same council which devoted such great
  4 Intr            |              was first announced the council was an event of the future.
  5 Intr            |             the previous work of the council. Although it was announced
  6 Intr            |         together with the ecumenical council, nevertheless it follows
  7 Intr            |             had to be based upon the council, could not begin until after
  8 Intr            |               the entire work of the council drew its norms and its direction.~
  9 Intr            |      character of the Second Vatican Council. Therefore not only because
 10 Intr            |         manifests the spirit of this council in whose documents the Church,
 11 Intr            |             certain analogy with the council, it should be considered
 12 Intr            |       teaching of the Second Vatican Council in general and in a particular
 13 Intr            |       teaching of the Second Vatican Council, in particular with reference
 14 Intr            |        newness of the Second Vatican Council, in line with the legislative
 15 Intr            |        therefore, the Second Vatican Council has drawn both new and old
 16 Intr            |         spirit of the Second Vatican Council and may every day be ever
 17 Intr            |             are echoed by the Fourth Council of Toledo (633), which prescribed
 18 Intr            |      especially those enacted by the Council of Trent during the time
 19 Intr            |           prior to the First Vatican Council, many bishops asked that
 20 Intr            |         Synod and the Second Vatican Council, he also announced that
 21 Intr            |         Shortly after the Ecumenical Council had begun, the Commission
 22 Intr            |             at the conclusion of the Council. The reform was to be carried
 23 Intr            |              determined by that same Council. Meanwhile on April 17,
 24 Intr            |         general secretary of Vatican Council II, was named pro-president
 25 Intr            |        closing of the Second Vatican Council, there was a solemn session
 26 Intr            |           acts of the Second Vatican Council since they contain the main
 27 Intr            |              doctrinal riches of the Council, which contributed so much
 28 Intr            |      expressed by the Second Vatican Council, especially its determination
 29 Intr            |        session of the Second Vatican Council, the consultors of the Commission
 30 Intr            |          norms of the Second Vatican Council, the pontifical magisterium,
 31 Intr            |   ecclesiology of the Second Vatican Council and those principles flowing
 32    1,    0,   88|              a plenary or provincial council or by the conference of
 33    2,    2,  337|              manner in an ecumenical council.~§2. It exercises the same
 34    2,    2,  338|             to convoke an ecumenical council, preside offer it personally
 35    2,    2,  338|               suspend, or dissolve a council, and to approve its decrees.~§
 36    2,    2,  338|           matters to be treated in a council and establish the order
 37    2,    2,  338|            order to be observed in a council. To the questions proposed
 38    2,    2,  338|            by the Roman Pontiff, the council fathers can add others which
 39    2,    2,  339|           take part in an ecumenical council with a deliberative vote.~§
 40    2,    2,  339|              called to an ecumenical council by the supreme authority
 41    2,    2,  339|         determine their roles in the council.~
 42    2,    2,  340|          during the celebration of a council, the council is interrupted
 43    2,    2,  340|        celebration of a council, the council is interrupted by the law
 44    2,    2,  341|             decrees of an ecumenical council do not have obligatory force
 45    2,    2,  341|            Pontiff together with the council fathers, confirmed by him,
 46    2,    2,  348|          Pontiff and assisted by the council of the secretariat. This
 47    2,    2,  348|             of the secretariat. This council consists of bishops, some
 48    2,    2,  360|           the Papal Secretariat, the Council for the Public Affairs of
 49    2,    2,  361|            Secretariat of State, the Council for the Public Affairs of
 50    2,    2,  423|           administrator, the Finance council is to elect a temporary
 51    2,    2,  432|               432 §1. The provincial council and the metropolitan possess
 52    2,    2,  439|               Can. 439 §1. A plenary council, that is, one for all the
 53    2,    2,  439|          celebration of a provincial council in an ecclesiastical province
 54    2,    2,  440|            Can. 440 §1. A provincial council for the different particular
 55    2,    2,  440|              is vacant, a provincial council is not to be convoked.~
 56    2,    2,  441|              1/ to convoke a plenary council;~2/ to select the place
 57    2,    2,  441|           the place to celebrate the council within the territory of
 58    2,    2,  441|             president of the plenary council whom the Apostolic See must
 59    2,    2,  441|            and duration of a plenary council, transfer, extend, and dissolve
 60    2,    2,  442|              to convoke a provincial council;~2/ to select the place
 61    2,    2,  442|             celebrate the provincial council within the territory of
 62    2,    2,  442|           duration of the provincial council, transfer, extend, and dissolve
 63    2,    2,  442|           preside offer a provincial council.~
 64    2,    2,  443|         chapters and the presbyteral council and pastoral council of
 65    2,    2,  443|     presbyteral council and pastoral council of each particular church
 66    2,    2,  443|             of bishops for a plenary council, or of the metropolitan
 67    2,    2,  443|             bishops for a provincial council.~
 68    2,    2,  444|          inform the president of the council.~§2. Those who are called
 69    2,    2,  445|                Can. 445 A particular council, for its own territory,
 70    2,    2,  446|           Can. 446 When a particular council has ended, the president
 71    2,    2,  446|             that all the acts of the council are sent to the Apostolic
 72    2,    2,  446|             See. Decrees issued by a council are not to be promulgated
 73    2,    2,  446|         reviewed them. It is for the council itself to define the manner
 74    2,    2,  451|              provide for a permanent council of bishops, a general secretariat
 75    2,    2,  452|             also offer the permanent council.~
 76    2,    2,  457|              It is for the permanent council of bishops to take care
 77    2,    2,  457|         executed. It is also for the council to take care of other affairs
 78    2,    2,  458|            the acts of the permanent council of bishops, to communicate
 79    2,    2,  458|          conference or the permanent council entrusts to the general
 80    2,    2,  458|             meeting or the permanent council of bishops decides to send
 81    2,    2,  461|            has heard the presbyteral council.~§2. If a bishop has the
 82    2,    2,  463|           members of the presbyteral council;~5/ lay members of the Christian
 83    2,    2,  463|               chosen by the pastoral council in a manner and number to
 84    2,    2,  463|       diocesan bishop or, where this council does not exist, in a manner
 85    2,    2,  473|           can establish an episcopal council, consisting of the vicars
 86    2,    2      |                  Art. 3.~THE FINANCE COUNCIL AND THE FINANCE OFFICER~
 87    2,    2,  492|              every diocese a Finance council is to be established, offer
 88    2,    2,  492|               Members of the Finance council are to be appointed for
 89    2,    2,  492|            excluded from the Finance council.~
 90    2,    2,  493|              the Church, the Finance council prepares each year, according
 91    2,    2,  494|           consultors and the Finance council, the bishop is to appoint
 92    2,    2,  494|           consultors and the Finance council.~§3. It is for the Finance
 93    2,    2,  494|            determined by the Finance council and, from the income of
 94    2,    2,  494|          expenditures to the Finance council.~
 95    2,    2      |         CHAPTER III.~THE PRESBYTERAL COUNCIL AND THE COLLEGE OF CONSULTORS~
 96    2,    2,  495|           each diocese a presbyteral council is to be established, that
 97    2,    2,  495|            prefect is to establish a council of at least three missionary
 98    2,    2,  496|             Can. 496 The presbyteral council is to have its own statutes
 99    2,    2,  497|           members of the presbyteral council:~1/ the priests themselves
100    2,    2,  497|             who are to belong to the council by reason of the office
101    2,    2,  498|           constituting a presbyteral council:~1/ all secular priests
102    2,    2,  499|           members of the presbyteral council must be determined in the
103    2,    2,  500|              convoke the presbyteral council, preside offer it, and determine
104    2,    2,  500|         members.~§2. The presbyteral council possesses only a consultative
105    2,    2,  500|             law.~§3. The presbyteral council is not able to act without
106    2,    2,  501|           Members of the presbyteral council are to be designated for
107    2,    2,  501|             however, that the entire council or some part of it is renewed
108    2,    2,  501|              vacant, the presbyteral council ceases and the college of
109    2,    2,  501|            establish the presbyteral council anew.~§3. If the presbyteral
110    2,    2,  501|                3. If the presbyteral council does not fulfill the function
111    2,    2,  502|           members of the presbyteral council and in a number not less
112    2,    2,  502|        vicariate and prefecture, the council of the mission mentioned
113    2,    2      |              CHAPTER V.~THE PASTORAL COUNCIL~
114    2,    2,  511| circumstances suggest it, a pastoral council is to be constituted which
115    2,    2,  512|              Can. 512 §1. A pastoral council consists of members of the
116    2,    2,  512|             designated to a pastoral council are to be selected in such
117    2,    2,  512|             designated to a pastoral council.~
118    2,    2,  513|              Can. 513 §1. A pastoral council is constituted for a period
119    2,    2,  513|            see is vacant, a pastoral council ceases.~
120    2,    2,  514|              Can. 514 §1. A pastoral council possesses only a consultative
121    2,    2,  514|            what has been done in the council.~§2. The pastoral council
122    2,    2,  514|            council.~§2. The pastoral council is to be convoked at least
123    2,    2,  515|            has heard the presbyteral council.~§3. A legitimately erected
124    2,    2,  531|         having heard the presbyteral council, is competent to establish
125    2,    2,  536|            has heard the presbyteral council, a pastoral council is to
126    2,    2,  536|      presbyteral council, a pastoral council is to be established in
127    2,    2,  536|             activity.~§2. A pastoral council possesses a consultative
128    2,    2,  537|             there is to be a finance council which is governed, in addition
129    2,    3,  627|      superiors are to have their own council, whose assistance they must
130    2,    3,  638|              with the consent of the council is required.~Nevertheless,
131    2,    3,  647|              with the consent of the council.~§2. To be valid, a novitiate
132    2,    3,  647|              with the consent of the council, a candidate can make the
133    2,    3,  656|        superior with the vote of the council according to the norm of
134    2,    3,  665|              with the consent of the council and for a just cause, can
135    2,    3,  686|              With the consent of the council, the supreme moderator for
136    2,    3,  686|              with the consent of the council, exclaustration can be imposed
137    2,    3,  688|              with the consent of the council in an institute of pontifical
138    2,    3,  689|               after having heard the council, can exclude a member from
139    2,    3,  690|              with the consent of the council can readmit without the
140    2,    3,  690|              with the consent of the council possesses the same faculty.~
141    2,    3,  691|       opinion and the opinion of the council to the competent authority.~§
142    2,    3,  694|              major superior with the council is to issue without any
143    2,    3,  697|               after having heard the council, has decided that a process
144    2,    3,  697|              major superior with the council decides that incorrigibility
145    2,    3,  699|           supreme moderator with the council, which must consist of at
146    2,    3,  699|             the acts examined by the council, to decide on dismissal.~
147    2,    3,  703|              with the consent of the council. If it is necessary, the
148    2,    3,  720|          major moderators with their council, according to the norm of
149    2,    3,  726|               after having heard the council, can exclude a member for
150    2,    3,  726|              with the consent of the council.~
151    2,    3,  743|              with the consent of the council, unless it is reserved to
152    2,    3,  744|              with the consent of the council to grant permission for
153    2,    3,  745|              with the consent of the council can grant an indult to live
154    3,    0,  749|            together in an ecumenical council exercise the magisterium
155    3,    0,  833|             ecumenical or particular council, a synod of bishops, and
156    3,    0,  833|            it in the presence of the council or synod;~2/ those promoted
157    4,    1,  952|             It is for the provincial council or a meeting of the bishops
158    4,    1, 1018|              with the consent of the council mentioned in can. 495, §
159    4,    3, 1215|         having heard the presbyteral council and the rectors of the neighboring
160    4,    3, 1222|         having heard the presbyteral council, can relegate it to profane
161    5,    0, 1262|         bishop has heard the finance council and the presbyteral council,
162    5,    0, 1262|          council and the presbyteral council, he has the right to impose
163    5,    0, 1276|         bishop must hear the finance council and college of consultors
164    5,    0, 1276|           the consent of the finance council and of the college of consultors
165    5,    0, 1279|              to have its own finance council or at least two counselors
166    5,    0, 1280|             having heard the finance council.~§3. Unless and to the extent
167    5,    0, 1286|           examination by the finance council; any contrary custom is
168    5,    0, 1291|           the consent of the finance council, the college of consultors,
169    5,    0, 1304|        concerned and his own finance council.~
170    5,    0, 1309|        concerned and his own finance council and with the intention of
171    6,    2, 1370|             Pontiff or an ecumenical council or who obstinately rejects
172    6,    2, 1371|             Pontiff to an ecumenical council or the college of bishops
173    7,    5, 1732|             Pontiff or an ecumenical council.~
174    7,    5, 1733|           stable manner an office or council whose function is to seek
175    7,    5, 1733|           the bishop can establish a council or office of this kind.~§
176    7,    5, 1733|              kind.~§3. The office or council mentioned in §2 is especially
177    7,    5, 1742|            manner by the presbyteral council at the proposal of the bishop.