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1 Intr | constitution Lumen gentium, chapter 2) and hierarchical authority 2 Intr | authority as service (cf. ibid., chapter 3); the doctrine in which 3 1, 0 | CHAPTER I.~COMMON NORMS~ 4 1, 0 | CHAPTER II.~SINGULAR DECREES AND 5 1, 0 | CHAPTER III.~RESCRIPTS~ 6 1, 0 | CHAPTER IV.~PRIVILEGES~ 7 1, 0 | CHAPTER V.~DISPENSATIONS~ 8 1, 0 | CHAPTER I.~THE CANONICAL CONDITION 9 1, 0 | CHAPTER II.~JURIDIC PERSONS~ 10 1, 0 | CHAPTER I.~PROVISION OF ECCLESIASTICAL 11 1, 0 | CHAPTER II.~LOSS OF ECCLESIASTICAL 12 2, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE FORMATION OF CLERICS~ 13 2, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE ENROLLMENT, OR INCARDINATION, 14 2, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THE OBLIGATIONS AND 15 2, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~LOSS OF THE CLERICAL 16 2, 1 | CHAPTER I.~COMMON NORMS~ 17 2, 1 | CHAPTER II.~PUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS 18 2, 1 | CHAPTER III.~PRIVATE ASSOCIATIONS 19 2, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~SPECIAL NORMS FOR ASSOCIATIONS 20 2, 2 | CHAPTER I.~THE ROMAN PONTIFF AND 21 2, 2 | CHAPTER II.~THE SYNOD OF BISHOPS~ 22 2, 2 | CHAPTER III.~THE CARDINALS OF THE 23 2, 2 | CHAPTER IV.~THE ROMAN CURIA~ 24 2, 2 | CHAPTER V.~LEGATES OF THE ROMAN 25 2, 2 | CHAPTER I.~PARTICULAR CHURCHES~ 26 2, 2 | CHAPTER II.~BISHOPS ~ 27 2, 2, 377| consultors and cathedral chapter and, if he judges it expedient, 28 2, 2 | CHAPTER III.~THE IMPEDED SEE AND 29 2, 2 | CHAPTER I.~ECCLESIASTICAL PROVINCES 30 2, 2 | CHAPTER II.~METROPOLITANS~ 31 2, 2 | CHAPTER III.~PARTICULAR COUNCILS~ 32 2, 2 | CHAPTER IV.~CONFERENCES OF BISHOPS~ 33 2, 2 | CHAPTER I.~THE DIOCESAN SYNOD~ 34 2, 2 | CHAPTER II.~THE DIOCESAN CURIA~ 35 2, 2 | CHAPTER III.~THE PRESBYTERAL COUNCIL 36 2, 2, 502| entrusted to the cathedral chapter.~§4. In an apostolic vicariate 37 2, 2 | CHAPTER IV.~CHAPTERS OF CANONS~ 38 2, 2, 503| Can. 503 A chapter of canons, whether cathedral 39 2, 2, 503| it is for the cathedral chapter to fulfill the functions 40 2, 2, 504| suppression of a cathedral chapter is reserved to the Apostolic 41 2, 2, 505| Can. 505 Each and every chapter, whether cathedral or collegial, 42 2, 2, 506| 506 §1. The statutes of a chapter are to determine the constitution 43 2, 2, 506| the constitution of the chapter and the number of canons, 44 2, 2, 506| define those things which the chapter and individual canons are 45 2, 2, 506| which the affairs of the chapter are handled and establish 46 2, 2, 507| is to preside offer the chapter; other offices are also 47 2, 2, 507| who do not belong to the chapter; through these offices they 48 2, 2, 508| See.~§2. Where there is no chapter, the diocesan bishop is 49 2, 2, 509| After having heard the chapter, it is for the diocesan 50 2, 2, 509| the person elected by the chapter to preside offer it.~§2. 51 2, 2, 510| longer to be joined to a chapter of canons; the diocesan 52 2, 2, 510| bishop is to separate from a chapter those parishes which are 53 2, 2, 510| among the members of the chapter or not. This pastor is bound 54 2, 2, 510| functions proper to the chapter, taking care that the pastor 55 2, 2, 510| capitular functions nor the chapter to parochial functions. 56 2, 2 | CHAPTER V.~THE PASTORAL COUNCIL~ 57 2, 2 | CHAPTER VI. ~PARISHES, PASTORS, 58 2, 2, 548| defined in the canons of this chapter, diocesan statutes, and 59 2, 2 | CHAPTER VII.~VICARS FORANE~ 60 2, 2 | CHAPTER VIII.~RECTORS OF CHURCHES 61 2, 3 | CHAPTER I.~RELIGIOUS HOUSES AND 62 2, 3, 616| 613 belongs to the general chapter, unless the constitutions 63 2, 3 | CHAPTER II.~THE GOVERNANCE OF INSTITUTES ~ 64 2, 3, 631| Can. 631 §1. The general chapter, which holds supreme authority 65 2, 3, 631| charity. It is for the general chapter principally: to protect 66 2, 3, 631| extent of the power of a chapter; proper law is to determine 67 2, 3, 631| in the celebration of the chapter, especially in what pertains 68 2, 3, 631| suggestions to a general chapter.~ 69 2, 3 | CHAPTER III.~THE ADMISSION OF CANDIDATES 70 2, 3 | CHAPTER IV.~THE OBLIGATIONS AND 71 2, 3 | CHAPTER V.~THE APOSTOLATE OF INSTITUTES~ 72 2, 3 | CHAPTER VI.~SEPARATION OF MEMBERS 73 2, 3, 684| each monastery and of the chapter of the receiving monastery 74 2, 3 | CHAPTER VII.~RELIGIOUS RAISED TO 75 2, 3 | CHAPTER VIII.~CONFERENCES OF MAJOR 76 3, 0 | CHAPTER I.~THE PREACHING OF THE 77 3, 0 | CHAPTER II.~CATECHETICAL INSTRUCTION~ 78 3, 0 | CHAPTER I.~SCHOOLS~ 79 3, 0 | CHAPTER II.~CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES 80 3, 0 | CHAPTER III.~ECCLESIASTICAL UNIVERSITIES 81 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION OF BAPTISM~ 82 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE MINISTER OF BAPTISM~ 83 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THOSE TO BE BAPTIZED~ 84 4, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~SPONSORS~ 85 4, 1 | CHAPTER V.~THE PROOF AND REGISTRATION 86 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION OF CONFIRMATION~ 87 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE MINISTER OF CONFIRMATION~ 88 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THOSE TO BE CONFIRMED~ 89 4, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~SPONSORS~ 90 4, 1 | CHAPTER V.~THE PROOF AND REGISTRATION 91 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION~ 92 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE RESERVATION AND 93 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THE OFFERING GIVEN 94 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION OF THE 95 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE MINISTER OF THE 96 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THE PENITENT~ 97 4, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~INDULGENCES~ 98 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION OF THE 99 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE MINISTER OF THE 100 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THOSE ON WHOM THE ANOINTING 101 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION AND MINISTER 102 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THOSE TO BE ORDAINED~ 103 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THE NOTATION AND TESTIMONIAL 104 4, 1 | CHAPTER I.~PASTORAL CARE AND THOSE 105 4, 1 | CHAPTER II.~DIRIMENT IMPEDIMENTS 106 4, 1 | CHAPTER III.~SPECIFIC DIRIMENT IMPEDIMENTS~ 107 4, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~MATRIMONIAL CONSENT~ 108 4, 1 | CHAPTER V.~THE FORM OF THE CELEBRATION 109 4, 1 | CHAPTER VI.~MIXED MARRIAGES~ 110 4, 1 | CHAPTER VII.~MARRIAGE CELEBRATED 111 4, 1 | CHAPTER VIII.~THE EFFECTS OF MARRIAGE~ 112 4, 1 | CHAPTER IX.~THE SEPARATION OF SPOUSES ~ 113 4, 1 | CHAPTER X.~THE CONVALIDATION OF 114 4, 2 | CHAPTER I.~THE CELEBRATION OF FUNERALS~ 115 4, 2 | CHAPTER II.~THOSE TO WHOM ECCLESIASTICAL 116 4, 2 | CHAPTER I.~A VOW~ 117 4, 2 | CHAPTER II.~AN OATH~ 118 4, 3 | CHAPTER I.~CHURCHES~ 119 4, 3 | CHAPTER II.~ORATORIES AND PRIVATE 120 4, 3 | CHAPTER III.~SHRINES~ 121 4, 3 | CHAPTER IV.~ALTARS~ 122 4, 3 | CHAPTER V.~CEMETERIES~ 123 4, 3 | CHAPTER I.~Feast Days~ 124 4, 3 | CHAPTER II.~Days of Penance~ 125 6, 1 | CHAPTER I.~CENSURES~ 126 6, 1 | CHAPTER II.~EXPIATORY PENALTIES~ 127 6, 1 | CHAPTER III.~PENAL REMEDIES AND 128 7, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE TRIBUNAL OF FIRST 129 7, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE TRIBUNAL OF SECOND 130 7, 1 | CHAPTER III.~THE TRIBUNALS OF THE 131 7, 1 | CHAPTER I.~THE DUTY OF JUDGES AND 132 7, 1 | CHAPTER II.~THE ORDER OF ADJUDICATION~ 133 7, 1 | CHAPTER III.~TIME LIMITS AND DELAYS~ 134 7, 1 | CHAPTER IV.~THE PLACE OF THE TRIAL~ 135 7, 1 | CHAPTER V.~PERSONS TO BE ADMITTED 136 7, 1 | CHAPTER I.~The Petitioner and the 137 7, 1 | CHAPTER II.~PROCURATORS FOR LITIGATION 138 7, 1 | CHAPTER I.~ACTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS 139 7, 1 | CHAPTER II.~SPECIFIC ACTIONS AND 140 7, 2 | CHAPTER I.~The Introductory Libellus 141 7, 2 | CHAPTER II.~THE CITATION AND NOTIFICATION 142 7, 2 | CHAPTER I.~THE DECLARATIONS OF THE 143 7, 2 | CHAPTER II.~PROOF THROUGH DOCUMENTS~ 144 7, 2 | CHAPTER III.~WITNESSES AND TESTIMONIES~ 145 7, 2 | CHAPTER IV.~EXPERTS~ 146 7, 2 | CHAPTER V.~JUDICIAL EXAMINATION 147 7, 2 | CHAPTER VI.~PRESUMPTIONS~ 148 7, 2 | CHAPTER I.~PARTIES WHO DO NOT APPEAR~ 149 7, 2 | CHAPTER II.~THE INTERVENTION OF 150 7, 2 | CHAPTER I.~COMPLAINT OF NULLITY 151 7, 2 | CHAPTER II.~APPEAL~ 152 7, 2 | CHAPTER I.~RES IUDICATA~ 153 7, 2 | CHAPTER II.~RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM~ 154 7, 3 | CHAPTER I.~CASES TO DECLARE THE 155 7, 3 | CHAPTER II.~CASES OF SEPARATION 156 7, 3 | CHAPTER III.~PROCESS FOR THE DISPENSATION 157 7, 3 | CHAPTER IV.~PROCESS IN THE PRESUMED 158 7, 4 | CHAPTER I.~The Preliminary Investigation~ 159 7, 4 | CHAPTER II.~THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE 160 7, 4 | CHAPTER III.~ACTION TO REPAIR DAMAGES~ 161 7, 5 | CHAPTER I.~THE MANNER OF PROCEEDING 162 7, 5 | CHAPTER II.~THE MANNER OF PROCEEDING