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  1    1,    0,   78|           of the thing or place; a local privilege, however, revives
  2    1,    0,   88|                          Can. 88 A local ordinary is able to dispense
  3    1,    0,  107|         transient is the pastor or local ordinary where the transient
  4    1,    0,  134|         power.~§2. By the title of local ordinary are understood
  5    2,    1,  284|            according to legitimate local customs.~
  6    2,    1,  297|        personal prelature with the local ordinaries in whose particular
  7    2,    1,  305|            to the vigilance of the local ordinary.~
  8    2,    1,  311|         under the direction of the local ordinary, with associations
  9    2,    1,  324|            the confirmation of the local ordinary.~
 10    2,    1,  325|            to the authority of the local ordinary according to the
 11    2,    2,  366|         power of governance of the local ordinary unless it is a
 12    2,    2,  366|            notified in advance the local ordinaries insofar as possible,
 13    2,    2,  390|           presumed, consent of the local ordinary.~
 14    2,    2,  473|         the judgment of the bishop local circumstances suggest otherwise,
 15    2,    2,  527|         taking possession.~§2. The local ordinary or a priest delegated
 16    2,    2,  527|      taking of possession.~§3. The local ordinary is to prescribe
 17    2,    2,  533|         there is a just cause, the local ordinary can permit him
 18    2,    2,  533|      pastor is bound to inform the local ordinary.~§3. It is for
 19    2,    2,  541|          immediately to inform the local ordinary about the vacancy
 20    2,    2,  550| Nevertheless, for a just cause the local ordinary can allow him to
 21    2,    2,  550|        pastoral functions.~§2. The local ordinary is to take care
 22    2,    2,  559|             in the judgment of the local ordinary, they do not harm
 23    2,    2,  560|                  Can. 560 When the local ordinary considers it opportune,
 24    2,    2,  562|         under the authority of the local ordinary and observing the
 25    2,    2,  563|     prescript of can. 682, §2, the local ordinary, for a just cause
 26    2,    2,  565|       chaplain is appointed by the local ordinary to whom it also
 27    2,    2,  567|                   Can. 567 §1. The local ordinary is not to proceed
 28    2,    3,  586|            can. 578.~§2. It is for local ordinaries to preserve and
 29    2,    3,  591|        life from the governance of local ordinaries and subject them
 30    2,    3,  630|         confessors approved by the local ordinary after consultation
 31    2,    3,  631|             not only provinces and local communities, but also any
 32    2,    3,  636|          officer distinct from the local superior is to be designated
 33    2,    3,  636|           to be designated even in local communities.~§2. At the
 34    2,    3,  637|        their administration to the local ordinary once a year. Moreover,
 35    2,    3,  637|         once a year. Moreover, the local ordinary has the right to
 36    2,    3,  638|         the written consent of the local ordinary.~
 37    2,    3,  640|            640 Taking into account local conditions, institutes are
 38    2,    3,  645|    testimony of, respectively, the local ordinary, the major superior
 39    2,    3,  687|          superiors and also of the local ordinary, especially if
 40    2,    3,  703|            danger in delay, by the local superior with the consent
 41    2,    3,  733|            house and establishes a local community with the previous
 42    3,    0,  763|       pontifical right, unless the local bishop has expressly forbidden
 43    3,    0,  780|                           Can. 780 Local ordinaries are to take care
 44    3,    0,  793|       their children, according to local circumstances.~§2. Parents
 45    3,    0,  804|         and watch over it.~§2. The local ordinary is to be concerned
 46    3,    0,  805|           For his own diocese, the local ordinary has the right to
 47    3,    0,  806|            the watchfulness of the local ordinary that the instruction
 48    3,    0,  824|         established otherwise, the local ordinary whose permission
 49    3,    0,  824|           this title is the proper local ordinary of the author or
 50    3,    0,  826|      without the permission of the local ordinary.~
 51    3,    0,  827|        require the approval of the local ordinary, without prejudice
 52    3,    0,  827|   submitted to the judgment of the local ordinary.~§4. Books or other
 53    3,    0,  830|        commission of censors which local ordinaries can consult;
 54    3,    0,  830|         consult; the right of each local ordinary to entrust judgment
 55    3,    0,  831|         with the permission of the local ordinary.~§2. It is for
 56    3,    0,  833|             in the presence of the local ordinary or his delegate
 57    3,    0,  833|             in the presence of the local ordinary or their delegates,
 58    3,    0,  833|          or in the presence of the local ordinary or their delegates,
 59    4,    0,  839|        salvation of the world.~§2. Local ordinaries are to take care
 60    4,    1,  844|     consultation at least with the local competent authority of the
 61    4,    1,  858|             After having heard the local pastor, the local ordinary
 62    4,    1,  858|        heard the local pastor, the local ordinary can permit or order
 63    4,    1,  860|         private houses, unless the local ordinary has permitted it
 64    4,    1,  861|           for this function by the local ordinary, or in a case of
 65    4,    1,  905|           shortage of priests, the local ordinary can allow priests
 66    4,    1,  930|         with the permission of the local ordinary; the liturgical
 67    4,    1,  933|          express permission of the local ordinary, a priest is permitted
 68    4,    1,  934|         with the permission of the local ordinary, in other churches,
 69    4,    1,  942|            continuous, so that the local community more profoundly
 70    4,    1,  943|     someone else designated by the local ordinary; the prescripts
 71    4,    1,  952|         observe the same decree or local custom mentioned in §§1
 72    4,    1,  957|            fulfilled belong to the local ordinary in churches of
 73    4,    1,  967|      faculty everywhere unless the local ordinary has denied it in
 74    4,    1,  968|             In virtue of office, a local ordinary, canon penitentiary,
 75    4,    1,  969|                   Can. 969 §1. The local ordinary alone is competent
 76    4,    1,  971|                       Can. 971 The local ordinary is not to grant
 77    4,    1,  974|                   Can. 974 §1. The local ordinary and the competent
 78    4,    1,  974|            has been revoked by the local ordinary who granted it
 79    4,    1,  974|          everywhere. If some other local ordinary has revoked the
 80    4,    1,  974|            who revokes it.~§3. Any local ordinary who has revoked
 81    4,    1, 1054|                      Can. 1054 The local ordinary if it concerns
 82    4,    1, 1064|            Can. 1064 It is for the local ordinary to take care that
 83    4,    1, 1069|        know about to the pastor or local ordinary before the celebration
 84    4,    1, 1071|      without the permission of the local ordinary at:~1/ a marriage
 85    4,    1, 1071|    mentioned in can. 1105.~§2. The local ordinary is not to grant
 86    4,    1, 1077|             In a special case, the local ordinary can prohibit marriage
 87    4,    1, 1078|                  Can. 1078 §1. The local ordinary can dispense his
 88    4,    1, 1079|        urgent danger of death, the local ordinary can dispense his
 89    4,    1, 1079|        only for cases in which the local ordinary cannot be reached,
 90    4,    1, 1079|          case mentioned in §2, the local ordinary is not considered
 91    4,    1, 1080|           competent authority, the local ordinary and, provided that
 92    4,    1, 1080|            Apostolic See or to the local ordinary concerning impediments
 93    4,    1, 1081|          1079, §2 is to notify the local ordinary immediately about
 94    4,    1, 1102|          written permission of the local ordinary.~
 95    4,    1, 1108|          are contracted before the local ordinary, pastor, or a priest
 96    4,    1, 1109|               Can. 1109 Unless the local ordinary and pastor have
 97    4,    1, 1111|           hold office validly, the local ordinary and the pastor
 98    4,    1, 1118|         with the permission of the local ordinary or pastor.~§2.
 99    4,    1, 1118|        ordinary or pastor.~§2. The local ordinary can permit a marriage
100    4,    1, 1121|          as possible the pastor or local ordinary about the marriage
101    4,    1, 1121|           from canonical form, the local ordinary who granted the
102    4,    1, 1125|                      Can. 1125 The local ordinary can grant a permission
103    4,    1, 1127|  observance of canonical form, the local ordinary of the Catholic
104    4,    1, 1128|                          Can. 1128 Local ordinaries and other pastors
105    4,    1, 1130|        grave and urgent cause, the local ordinary can permit a marriage
106    4,    1, 1131|          are done secretly;~2/ the local ordinary, the one assisting,
107    4,    1, 1132|          ceases on the part of the local ordinary if grave scandal
108    4,    1, 1144|          grave cause, however, the local ordinary can permit the
109    4,    1, 1145|            on the authority of the local ordinary of the converted
110    4,    1, 1147|          grave cause, however, the local ordinary can allow a baptized
111    4,    1, 1148|         places and of persons, the local ordinary is to take care
112    4,    1, 1153|            either by decree of the local ordinary or even on his
113    4,    2, 1168|         and to the judgment of the local ordinary lay persons who
114    4,    2, 1172|        express permission from the local ordinary.~§2. The local
115    4,    2, 1172|            local ordinary.~§2. The local ordinary is to give this
116    4,    2, 1183|        Christian faithful.~§2. The local ordinary can permit children
117    4,    2, 1183|            prudent judgment of the local ordinary, ecclesiastical
118    4,    2, 1184|           If any doubt occurs, the local ordinary is to be consulted,
119    4,    2, 1196|         acquired by others:~1/ the local ordinary and the pastor
120    4,    2, 1196|           the Apostolic See or the local ordinary has delegated the
121    4,    3, 1211|             in the judgment of the local ordinary, are so grave and
122    4,    3, 1225|          law or a prescript of the local ordinary excludes or the
123    4,    3, 1226|    designated by permission of the local ordinary for the benefit
124    4,    3, 1228|        1227, the permission of the local ordinary is required for
125    4,    3, 1230|           with the approval of the local ordinary.~
126    4,    3, 1232|                  Can. 1232 §1. The local ordinary is competent to
127    4,    3, 1233|        granted to shrines whenever local circumstances, the large
128    4,    3, 1241|   according to the judgment of the local ordinary.~
129    5,    0, 1264|            own ordinary and of the local ordinary.~§2. The conference
130    5,    0, 1265|          religious institutes, the local ordinary can order the taking
131    5,    0, 1273|             According to different local circumstances, the purposes
132    5,    0, 1286|            an annual report to the local ordinary who is to present
133    5,    0, 1296|             Can. 1297 Attentive to local circumstances, it is for
134    5,    0, 1301|      mentioned in §§1 and 2 is the local ordinary; otherwise, it
135    6,    1, 1319|                      Can. 1320 The local ordinary can coerce religious
136    7,    1, 1426|          autonomous monastery, the local abbot judges in first instance.~§
137    7,    1, 1437|         for cases tried before the local abbot, the tribunal of second
138    7,    3, 1684|       decree or established by the local ordinary has forbidden this.~§
139    7,    3, 1685|     judicial vicar must notify the local ordinary of the place in
140    7,    3, 1685|       marriage was celebrated. The local ordinary must take care