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  1    1,    0,   89|                          Can. 89 A pastor and other presbyters or
  2    1,    0,  107|         person acquires his or her pastor and ordinary.~§2. The proper
  3    1,    0,  107|           ordinary.~§2. The proper pastor or ordinary of a transient
  4    1,    0,  107|     ordinary of a transient is the pastor or local ordinary where
  5    1,    0,  107|           residing.~§3. The proper pastor of one who has only a diocesan
  6    1,    0,  107|           or quasi-domicile is the pastor of the place where the person
  7    2,    1,  262|    delegate fulfills the office of pastor for all those who are in
  8    2,    2,  331|           Vicar of Christ, and the pastor of the universal Church
  9    2,    2,  333|   fulfilling the office of supreme pastor of the Church, the Roman
 10    2,    2,  353|      especially assist the supreme pastor of the Church through collegial
 11    2,    2,  369|           so that, adhering to its pastor and gathered by him in the
 12    2,    2,  370|           governs it as its proper pastor just like a diocesan bishop.~
 13    2,    2,  383|       exercising the function of a pastor, a diocesan bishop is to
 14    2,    2,  510|         parochial and capitular, a pastor is to be designated, whether
 15    2,    2,  510|           the chapter or not. This pastor is bound by all the duties
 16    2,    2,  510|    faculties which are proper to a pastor according to the norm of
 17    2,    2,  510|         the pastoral duties of the pastor and the functions proper
 18    2,    2,  510|      chapter, taking care that the pastor is not a hindrance to capitular
 19    2,    2,  515|    pastoral care is entrusted to a pastor (parochus) as its proper
 20    2,    2,  515|            parochus) as its proper pastor (pastor) under the authority
 21    2,    2,  515|    parochus) as its proper pastor (pastor) under the authority of
 22    2,    2,  516|          to a priest as its proper pastor but not yet erected as a
 23    2,    2,  517|          powers and faculties of a pastor, is to direct the pastoral
 24    2,    2,  519|                       Can. 519 The pastor (parochus) is the proper
 25    2,    2,  519|            parochus) is the proper pastor (pastor) of the parish entrusted
 26    2,    2,  519|    parochus) is the proper pastor (pastor) of the parish entrusted
 27    2,    2,  520|      juridic person is not to be a pastor. With the consent of the
 28    2,    2,  520|         one presbyter is to be the pastor of the parish or, if the
 29    2,    2,  521|           Can. 521 §1. To become a pastor validly, one must be in
 30    2,    2,  521|    question.~§3. For the office of pastor to be conferred on someone,
 31    2,    2,  522|                         Can. 522 A pastor must possess stability and
 32    2,    2,  523|         provision of the office of pastor belongs to the diocesan
 33    2,    2,  526|                     Can. 526 §1. A pastor is to have the parochial
 34    2,    2,  526|           be entrusted to the same pastor.~§2. In the same parish
 35    2,    2,  526|            there is to be only one pastor or moderator in accord with
 36    2,    2,  527|        delegated by him places the pastor in possession; he is to
 37    2,    2,  528|                     Can. 528 §1. A pastor is obliged to make provision
 38    2,    2,  528|            the true faith.~§2. The pastor is to see to it that the
 39    2,    2,  528|           the diocesan bishop, the pastor must direct in his own parish
 40    2,    2,  529|           his office diligently, a pastor is to strive to know the
 41    2,    2,  529|          life in the family.~§2. A pastor is to recognize and promote
 42    2,    2,  530|          especially entrusted to a pastor:~1/ the administration of
 43    2,    2,  532|            all juridic affairs the pastor represents the parish according
 44    2,    2,  533|                     Can. 533 §1. A pastor is obliged to reside in
 45    2,    2,  533|          reason to the contrary, a pastor is permitted to be absent
 46    2,    2,  533|        month; those days which the pastor spends once a year in spiritual
 47    2,    2,  533|            than a week, however, a pastor is bound to inform the local
 48    2,    2,  533|          during the absence of the pastor, a priest endowed with the
 49    2,    2,  534|               Can. 534 §1. After a pastor has taken possession of
 50    2,    2,  534|          other days himself.~§2. A pastor who has the care of several
 51    2,    2,  534|        days mentioned in §1.~§3. A pastor who has not satisfied the
 52    2,    2,  535|           the diocesan bishop. The pastor is to see to it that these
 53    2,    2,  535|            are to be signed by the pastor or his delegate and sealed
 54    2,    2,  535|        necessity or advantage. The pastor is to take care that all
 55    2,    2,  536|        each parish, over which the pastor presides and in which the
 56    2,    2,  537|           norms, are to assist the pastor in the administration of
 57    2,    2,  538|                     Can. 538 §1. A pastor ceases from office by removal
 58    2,    2,  538|            resignation made by the pastor himself for a just cause
 59    2,    2,  538|       mentioned in can. 522.~§2. A pastor who is a member of a religious
 60    2,    2,  538|           can. 682, §2.~§3. When a pastor has completed seventy-Five
 61    2,    2,  538|          and housing for a retired pastor.~
 62    2,    2,  539|           becomes vacant or when a pastor is prevented from exercising
 63    2,    2,  539|         who takes the place of the pastor according to the norm of
 64    2,    2,  540|     possesses the same rights as a pastor unless the diocesan bishop
 65    2,    2,  540|       prejudices the rights of the pastor or can harm parochial goods.~§
 66    2,    2,  540|           render an account to the pastor.~
 67    2,    2,  541|         parish becomes vacant or a pastor has been impeded from exercising
 68    2,    2,  541|          if there are no vicars, a pastor determined by particular
 69    2,    2,  543|         the tasks and functions of pastor mentioned in cann. 528,
 70    2,    2,  543|           to dispense granted to a pastor by law; these are to be
 71    2,    2,  545|         can be associated with the pastor. As co-workers with the
 72    2,    2,  545|             As co-workers with the pastor and sharers in his solicitude,
 73    2,    2,  545|        counsel and effort with the pastor and under his authority.~§
 74    2,    2,  547|           judged it opportune, the pastor or pastors of the parishes
 75    2,    2,  548|   determined in the mandate of the pastor.~§2. Unless the letter of
 76    2,    2,  548|           is obliged to assist the pastor in the entire parochial
 77    2,    2,  548|          and to substitute for the pastor if the situation arises
 78    2,    2,  548|          vicar is to report to the pastor regularly concerning proposed
 79    2,    2,  548|   endeavors in such a way that the pastor and the vicar or vicars,
 80    2,    2,  549|            to be observed when the pastor is absent. In this case,
 81    2,    2,  549|         all the obligations of the pastor, except the obligation of
 82    2,    2,  550|            is fostered between the pastor and the vicars where this
 83    2,    2,  550|      possesses the same right as a pastor concerning the time of vacation.~
 84    2,    2,  554|          not tied to the office of pastor of a certain parish, the
 85    2,    2,  558|        entrusted to him unless the pastor consents or, if the matter
 86    2,    2,  571|      fitting relationship with the pastor.~
 87    3,    0,  749|       teaching when as the supreme pastor and teacher of all the Christian
 88    3,    0,  767|           event.~§4. It is for the pastor or rector of a church to
 89    3,    0,  776|          virtue of his function, a pastor is bound to take care of
 90    3,    0,  776|          legitimately impeded. The pastor is to promote and foster
 91    3,    0,  777|          by the diocesan bishop, a pastor is to take care in a special
 92    4,    1,  847|           it is necessary.~§2. The pastor is to obtain the holy oils
 93    4,    1,  851|    obligations attached to it. The pastor personally or through others
 94    4,    1,  855|         Parents, sponsors, and the pastor are to take care that a
 95    4,    1,  858|       After having heard the local pastor, the local ordinary can
 96    4,    1,  861|           of souls, especially the pastor of a parish, are to be concerned
 97    4,    1,  867|          it, they are to go to the pastor to request the sacrament
 98    4,    1,  874|            in their absence by the pastor or minister and have the
 99    4,    1,  874|    established another age, or the pastor or minister has granted
100    4,    1,  877|                   Can. 877 §1. The pastor of the place where the baptism
101    4,    1,  877|         own declaration before the pastor and two witnesses proves
102    4,    1,  878|            not administered by the pastor or in his presence, the
103    4,    1,  878|     whoever it is, must inform the pastor of the parish in which it
104    4,    1,  883|            in danger of death, the pastor or indeed any presbyter.~
105    4,    1,  895|            the parish archive. The pastor must inform the pastor of
106    4,    1,  895|         The pastor must inform the pastor of the place of baptism
107    4,    1,  896|                    Can. 896 If the pastor of the place was not present,
108    4,    1,  911|                   Can. 911 §1. The pastor, parochial vicars, chaplains,
109    4,    1,  911|         presumed permission of the pastor, chaplain, or superior,
110    4,    1,  914|            possible. It is for the pastor to exercise vigilance so
111    4,    1,  958|                   Can. 958 §1. The pastor and the rector of a church
112    4,    1,  968|    ordinary, canon penitentiary, a pastor, and those who take the
113    4,    1,  968|            who take the place of a pastor possess the faculty of hearing
114    4,    1, 1043|            them to the ordinary or pastor before the ordination.~
115    4,    1, 1054|       ordination celebrated to the pastor of the place of baptism,
116    4,    1, 1067|           diligently observed, the pastor can proceed to assist at
117    4,    1, 1069| impediments they know about to the pastor or local ordinary before
118    4,    1, 1070|          If someone other than the pastor who is to assist at marriage
119    4,    1, 1070|            person is to notify the pastor about the results as soon
120    4,    1, 1079|    ordinary cannot be reached, the pastor, the properly delegated
121    4,    1, 1081|                      Can. 1081 The pastor or the priest or deacon
122    4,    1, 1105|           one mandating and by the pastor or ordinary of the place
123    4,    1, 1106|        through an interpreter; the pastor is not to assist at it,
124    4,    1, 1108|         before the local ordinary, pastor, or a priest or deacon delegated
125    4,    1, 1109|      Unless the local ordinary and pastor have been excommunicated,
126    4,    1, 1110|            ordinary and a personal pastor assist validly only at marriages
127    4,    1, 1111|         the local ordinary and the pastor can delegate to priests
128    4,    1, 1114|           of the permission of the pastor whenever the person assists
129    4,    1, 1115|          proper ordinary or proper pastor, marriages can be celebrated
130    4,    1, 1118|           of the local ordinary or pastor.~§2. The local ordinary
131    4,    1, 1121|           has been celebrated, the pastor of the place of the celebration
132    4,    1, 1121|            as soon as possible the pastor or local ordinary about
133    4,    1, 1121|           the Catholic party whose pastor conducted the investigation
134    4,    1, 1121|     possible the same ordinary and pastor about the marriage celebrated
135    4,    1, 1122|           person was baptized, the pastor of the place of the celebration
136    4,    1, 1122|            soon as possible to the pastor of the place of the conferral
137    4,    1, 1123|           other than by death, the pastor of the place of the celebration
138    4,    2, 1177|        no-tification of the proper pastor of the deceased.~§3. If
139    4,    2, 1196|         the local ordinary and the pastor with regard to all their
140    4,    3, 1245|          of the diocesan bishop, a pastor can grant in individual
141    5,    0, 1306|         maintained and kept by the pastor or rector in which the individual
142    7,    3, 1706|            possible will order the pastor both of the place where
143    7,    5, 1740|           When the ministry of any pastor becomes harmful or at least
144    7,    5, 1741|        1741 The causes for which a pastor can be removed legitimately
145    7,    5, 1741|          or body which renders the pastor unable to fulfill his functions
146    7,    5, 1741| parishioners or an aversion to the pastor which it appears will not
147    7,    5, 1742|      paternally is to persuade the pastor to resign within fifteen
148    7,    5, 1743|                        Can. 1743 A pastor can submit a resignation
149    7,    5, 1744|               Can. 1744 §1. If the pastor has not responded within
150    7,    5, 1744|        bishop establishes that the pastor received the second invitation
151    7,    5, 1744|          any impediment, or if the pastor refuses to resign without
152    7,    5, 1745|                   Can. 1745 If the pastor opposes the cause given
153    7,    5, 1745|      validly, is:~1/ to invite the pastor to organize his objections
154    7,    5, 1745|           to establish whether the pastor must be removed or not and
155    7,    5, 1746|                Can. 1746 After the pastor has been removed, the bishop
156    7,    5, 1747|          Can. 1747 §1. The removed pastor must refrain from exercising
157    7,    5, 1747|         exercising the function of pastor, vacate the rectory as soon
158    7,    5, 1747|        bishop cannot appoint a new pastor, but is to provide a parochial
159    7,    5, 1748|          the Church demands that a pastor be transferred from a parish
160    7,    5, 1749|                   Can. 1749 If the pastor does not intend to submit
161    7,    5, 1750|       paternal exhortations to the pastor.~
162    7,    5, 1751|         this has been done, if the pastor still refuses and the bishop