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  1 Intr            |          binding: isbn 0-943616-79-4~LC number 99-093240~Canon
  2 Intr            |           instituenda experimenta, 4 iun. 1970 (AAS 62 [1970]
  3 Intr            |           IM Decr. Inter mirifica, 4 dec. 1963 (AAS 56 [1964]
  4 Intr            |            Enc. Redemptor hominis, 4 mar. 1979 (AAS 71 [1979]
  5 Intr            |            Sacrosanctum Concilium, 4 dec. 1963 (AAS 56 [1964]
  6 Intr            |         ecclesiastical discipline.~4. In order that the Supreme
  7    1,    0,    4|                               Can. 4 Acquired rights and privileges
  8    1,    0,    6|            contained in this Code;~4/ other universal disciplinary
  9    1,    0,  135|          some decree or sentence.~§4. In what pertains to the
 10    1,    0,  137|            of the one delegating.~§4. No subdelegated power can
 11    1,    0,  171|            is imposed or declared;~4/ a person who has defected
 12    1,    0,  173|         voting is without effect.~§4. All the acts of an election
 13    1,    0,  179|         must be given in writing.~§4. Before being notified of
 14    1,    0      |                               Art. 4.~POSTULATION~
 15    1,    0,  182|            admit the postulation.~§4. Electors cannot revoke
 16    1,    0,  189|     according to the norm of law.~§4. A resignation can be revoked
 17    1,    0,  193|          office for a just cause.~§4. To take effect, the decree
 18    1,    0      |                               Art. 4.~PRIVATION~
 19    1,    0,  199|            the Christian faithful;~4/ the certain and undoubted
 20    2,    1,  246|       strength in their vocation.~§4. Students are to become
 21    2,    1,  276|         the conference of bishops;~4/ they are equally bound
 22    2,    1,  285|          exercise of civil power.~§4. Without the permission
 23    2,    1,  288|            cann. 284, 285, §§3 and 4, 286, and 287, §2 do not
 24    2,    1,  317|       statutes provide otherwise.~§4. Those who exercise leadership
 25    2,    2,  344|           the norm of special law;~4/ defines the agenda;~5/
 26    2,    2,  350|       patriarchal see as a title.~§4. The cardinal dean holds
 27    2,    2,  352|            of the assistant dean.~§4. If the dean and assistant
 28    2,    2,  353|    cardinals are called together.~§4. Only the ordinary consistory
 29    2,    2,  364|           assistance in every way;~4/ regarding the nomination
 30    2,    2,  377|            outstanding in wisdom.~§4. Unless other provision
 31    2,    2,  378|       least thirty-Five years old;~4/ ordained to the presbyterate
 32    2,    2,  382|      present recording the event.~§4. It is strongly recommended
 33    2,    2,  383|         understood by the Church.~§4. He is to consider the non-baptized
 34    2,    2,  388|          people entrusted to him.~§4. A bishop who has not satisfied
 35    2,    2,  395|           grave and urgent cause.~§4. If a bishop has been illegitimately
 36    2,    2,  427|          mentioned in can. 833, n. 4.~
 37    2,    2,  441|        Apostolic See must approve;~4/ to determine the agenda
 38    2,    2,  443|           a seat in the territory;~4/ some rectors of major seminaries
 39    2,    2,  443|            determined as in n. 2.~§4. Presbyters and other members
 40    2,    2,  455|          the decrees take effect.~§4. In cases in which neither
 41    2,    2,  463|           of the cathedral church;~4/ members of the presbyteral
 42    2,    2,  473|           moderator of the curia.~§4. Where the bishop has judged
 43    2,    2,  494|          legitimately authorized.~§4. At the end of the year,
 44    2,    2,  502|            the cathedral chapter.~§4. In an apostolic vicariate
 45    2,    2,  510|          conflicts if they occur.~§4. Alms given to a church
 46    2,    2,  530|            the apostolic blessing;~4/ the assistance at marriages
 47    2,    2,  535|          with the parochial seal.~§4. In each parish there is
 48    2,    2,  555|          are not lost or removed.~§4. A vicar forane is obliged
 49    2,    3,  587|     multiplied without necessity.~§4. Other norms established
 50    2,    3,  616|    constitutions state otherwise.~§4. To suppress an autonomous
 51    2,    3,  630|      obligation to approach them.~§4. Superiors are not to hear
 52    2,    3,  638|          itself is also required.~§4. For the autonomous monasteries
 53    2,    3,  639|           not the juridic person.~§4. It is a fixed rule, however,
 54    2,    3,  643|         the prescript of can. 684;~4/ one who enters the institute
 55    2,    3,  645|         freedom from impediments.~§4. Superiors can also seek
 56    2,    3,  652|       grace of a divine vocation.~§4. Members of the institute
 57    2,    3,  656|      according to the norm of law;~4/ the profession is expressed
 58    2,    3,  658|      mentioned in can. 656, nn. 3, 4, and 5 and others imposed
 59    2,    3      |                               Art. 4.~THE FORMATION OF RELIGIOUS~
 60    2,    3,  663|         other exercises of piety.~§4. With special veneration,
 61    2,    3,  667|     defined in the constitutions.~§4. For a just cause, a diocesan
 62    2,    3,  668|      proper law states otherwise.~§4. A person who must renounce
 63    2,    3,  672|            mentioned in can. 255, §4.~
 64    2,    3,  684|       profession is not required.~§4. Proper law is to determine
 65    2,    3,  719|            to receive frequently.~§4. They are to obtain freely
 66    2,    3,  723|         are always to be renewed.~§4. Definitive incorporation
 67    2,    3,  730|   prescripts of cann. 684, §§1, 2, 4, and 685 are to be observed;
 68    3,    0,  767|         day or a sorrowful event.~§4. It is for the pastor or
 69    3,    0,  777|            catechetical formation;~4/ that catechetical instruction
 70    3,    0,  791|      missions is to be celebrated;~4/ a suitable offering for
 71    3,    0,  827|            of the local ordinary.~§4. Books or other writings
 72    3,    0,  833|   equivalent to a diocesan bishop;~4/ in the presence of the
 73    4,    0,  835|            prescripts of the law.~§4. The other members of the
 74    4,    0,  838|      liturgical books themselves.~§4. Within the limits of his
 75    4,    1,  841|           norm of can. 838 §§3 and 4 to decide what pertains
 76    4,    1,  844|          prescripts of §§2, 3, and 4 of this canon, and can.
 77    4,    1,  844|           these Eastern Churches.~§4. If the danger of death
 78    4,    1,  844|           mentioned in §§2, 3, and 4, the diocesan bishop or
 79    4,    1,  874|           function to be taken on;~4/ not be bound by any canonical
 80    4,    1      |                               Art. 4.~THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE
 81    4,    1,  938|      avoided as much as possible.~§4. For a grave cause, it is
 82    4,    1,  955|          well as their offerings.~§4. Every priest must note
 83    4,    1,  968|            prescript of can. 630, §4.~
 84    4,    1,  974|           his competent superior.~§4. If the proper major superior
 85    4,    1, 1031|          the permanent diaconate.~§4. A dispensation of more
 86    4,    1, 1041|           by the same type of vow;~4/ a person who has committed
 87    4,    1, 1044|     mentioned in can. 1041, nn. 3, 4, 5, 6.~§2. The following
 88    4,    1, 1047|         mentioned in can. 1041, n. 4, whether public or occult;~
 89    4,    1, 1047|         mentioned in can. 1041, n. 4 is also reserved to the
 90    4,    1, 1047|    reserved to the Apostolic See.~§4. An ordinary is able to
 91    4,    1, 1048|            in can. 1041, nn. 3 and 4, the Penitentiary cannot
 92    4,    1, 1049|         mentioned in can. 1041, n. 4, and for others brought
 93    4,    1      |                               Art. 4.~THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
 94    4,    1, 1063|     between Christ and the Church;~4/ help offered to those who
 95    4,    1, 1071|     arising from a previous union;~4/ a marriage of a person
 96    4,    1, 1079|           sacramental confession.~§4. In the case mentioned in §
 97    4,    1, 1091|  consanguinity is not multiplied.~§4. A marriage is never permitted
 98    4,    1, 1105|           the mandate is invalid.~§4. If the one mandating revokes
 99    4,    2, 1202|            have been taken ceases;~4/ by dispensation or commutation,
100    5,    0, 1273|           assist the poorer ones.~§4. According to different
101    5,    0, 1277|     mentioned in can. 494, §§3 and 4, the diocesan bishop can
102    5,    0, 1283|      non-observance of civil laws;~4/ collect the return of goods
103    5,    0, 1291|            permission is invalid.~§4. Those who by advice or
104    5,    0, 1307|     effectively be made to do so.~§4. The diocesan bishop also
105    5,    0, 1307|        powers mentioned in §§3 and 4.~
106    6,    1, 1322|            or, if foreseen, avoid;~4/ a person who acted coerced
107    6,    1, 1322|     circumstances mentioned in nn. 4 or 5 was present.~
108    6,    1, 1323|           or fostered voluntarily;~4/ by a minor who has completed
109    6,    1, 1323|        mentioned in can. 1323, nn. 4 or 5 was present;~9/ by
110    6,    1, 1330|     privileges previously granted;~4/ cannot acquire validly
111    6,    1, 1332|      penalty is latae sententiae.~§4. A suspension prohibiting
112    6,    1, 1335|       never under pain of nullity;~4/ a penal transfer to another
113    7,    1, 1404|           in penal cases, bishops;~4/ other cases which he has
114    7,    1, 1419|       vicars, or vice-officiales.~§4. Both the judicial vicar
115    7,    1, 1424|      adjudicate individual cases.~§4. If it happens that a collegiate
116    7,    1, 1441|           according to can. 1425, §4, the tribunal of second
117    7,    1, 1445|        exercise of their function;~4/ conflicts of competence
118    7,    1, 1449|          to abstain from judging.~§4. If the objection is lodged
119    7,    1, 1455|           prescript of can. 1609, §4.~§3. Whenever the nature
120    7,    1, 1478|           appointed by the judge.~§4. Those deprived of the administration
121    7,    2, 1504|     purpose of receiving the acts;~4/ indicate the domicile or
122    7,    2, 1505|            have not been observed;~4/ if it is certainly clear
123    7,    2, 1505|       libellus to the same judge.~§4. A party is always free
124    7,    2, 1512|            one delegating expires;~4/ prescription is interrupted
125    7,    2      |                               Art. 4.~THE TRUSTWORTHINESS OF
126    7,    2, 1572|         uncertain, or vacillating;~4/ whether the witness has
127    7,    2, 1608|       efficacy of certain proofs.~§4. A judge who was not able
128    7,    2, 1609| dispositive part of the sentence.~§4. In the discussion each
129    7,    2, 1611|          of the sentence is based;~4/ determine the expenses
130    7,    2, 1612|     reasons on which it is based.~§4. It is to conclude with
131    7,    2, 1616|        requirements of can. 1612, §4 are omitted, the tribunal
132    7,    2, 1620|            by force or grave fear;~4/ the trial took place without
133    7,    2, 1622|      signatures prescribed by law;~4/ it does not indicate the
134    7,    2, 1629|         has become a res iudicata;~4/ from a decree of a judge
135    7,    2, 1637|         for an appeal has passed.~§4. Unless it is otherwise
136    7,    2, 1641|          been abated or renounced;~4/ if a definitive sentence
137    7,    2, 1645|           harm to the other party;~4/ a prescript of the law
138    7,    2, 1646|     mentioned in can. 1645 §2, nn. 4 and 5 must be sought from
139    7,    2, 1649|         reduction of the expenses;~4/ the recovery of damages
140    7,    3, 1673|          has heard the respondent;~4/ the tribunal of the place
141    7,    3, 1677|     marriage is to be challenged.~§4. Ten days after the communication
142    7,    3      |                               Art. 4.~PROOFS~
143    7,    4, 1718|          he considers it prudent.~§4. Before he makes a decision
144    7,    5, 1736|          be confirmed or revoked.~§4. If no recourse is proposed
145    7,    5, 1741|         not cease in a brief time;~4/ grave neglect or violation