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  1 Intr            |            in other offices who have given their appreciated contribution
  2 Intr            |          Mary, Mother of the Church.~Given at Rome, January 25, 1983,
  3 Intr            |           Careful attention is to be given to the greater application
  4 Intr            |              particular attention be given to the organization of a
  5 Intr            |                Due consideration was given not only to their sociological
  6 Intr            |          together with the responses given by the Secretariat and the
  7 Intr            |         Consideration was also to be given to other animadversions
  8 Intr            |         polished, it was printed and given to the Supreme Pontiff on
  9 Intr            |           correspond to the divinely given external and internal characteristics
 10 Intr            |          ministry. To each person is given a source of knowing his
 11    1,    0,   16|             matters for which it was given.~
 12    1,    0,   33|            whose execution they were given. They do not, however, cease
 13    1,    0,   34|            fulfilling them. They are given for the use of those whose
 14    1,    0,   34| clarification or execution they were given.~ ~
 15    1,    0,   37|       writing.~Furthermore, if it is given in commissariat form, the
 16    1,    0,   38|             even if it is a rescript given motu proprio, lacks effect
 17    1,    0,   47|          person for whom it has been given.~
 18    1,    0,   48|     authority in which a decision is given or a provision is made for
 19    1,    0,   52|              persons for whom it was given. It obliges these persons
 20    1,    0,   57|              decree has not yet been given, the response is presumed
 21    1,    0,   58|           for whose execution it was given.~§2. A singular precept
 22    1,    0,   62|              in which no executor is given has effect at the moment
 23    1,    0,   62|             the moment the letter is given; other rescripts, at the
 24    1,    0,   63|           rescript of favor which is given motu proprio.~§2. Obreption,
 25    1,    0,   63|            time when the rescript is given; in others, at the time
 26    1,    0,   66|             the person to whom it is given or by whom it is issued,
 27    1,    0,   68|              in which no executor is given must be presented to the
 28    1,    0,   71|              bound to use a rescript given only in his or her favor
 29    1,    0,   76|               A privilege is a favor given through a particular act
 30    1,    0,   81|           expires unless it has been given with the clause, at our
 31    1,    0,   84|             One who abuses the power given by a privilege deserves
 32    1,    0,   90|           from which dispensation is given; otherwise the dispensation
 33    1,    0,   90|            illicit and, unless it is given by the legislator himself
 34    1,    0,  114|         grant of competent authority given through a decree. They are
 35    1,    0,  116|           Public juridic persons are given this personality either
 36    1,    0,  116|          Private juridic persons are given this personality only through
 37    1,    0,  166|          personal, is valid if it is given in the place of domicile
 38    1,    0,  167|             the convocation has been given legitimately, those present
 39    1,    0,  179|              3. Confirmation must be given in writing.~§4. Before being
 40    2,    1,  226|             God.~§2. Since they have given life to their children,
 41    2,    1,  242|             of the instruction to be given in the seminary and general
 42    2,    1,  248|            The doctrinal instruction given is to be directed so that
 43    2,    1,  312|            Nevertheless, the consent given by a diocesan bishop for
 44    2,    2,  331|            whom continues the office given by the Lord uniquely to
 45    2,    2,  364|               according to the norms given by the Apostolic See;~5/
 46    2,    2,  375|             Holy Spirit who has been given to them, are constituted
 47    2,    2,  377|          that an auxiliary should be given to his diocese is to propose
 48    2,    2,  402|       retired bishop, with attention given to the primary obligation
 49    2,    2,  403|             special faculties can be given to a diocesan bishop.~§3.
 50    2,    2,  455|            each and every bishop has given consent.~
 51    2,    2,  482|     necessary, the chancellor can be given an assistant whose title
 52    2,    2,  506|              whether stable or to be given on the occasion of the performance
 53    2,    2,  510|              if they occur.~§4. Alms given to a church which is at
 54    2,    2,  510|           and capitular are presumed given to the parish unless it
 55    2,    2,  512|          diocese, with consideration given to the different areas of
 56    2,    2,  555|           the faculties legitimately given to him by particular law,
 57    2,    3,  577|             the grace which has been given them: they more closely
 58    2,    3,  638|           for each region, or things given to the Church by vow, or
 59    2,    3,  651|       necessary, the director can be given assistants who are subject
 60    2,    3,  656|     completed;~3/ admission has been given freely by the competent
 61    2,    3,  667|      cloister according to the norms given by the Apostolic See. Other
 62    2,    3,  697|         opportunity for self-defense given to the member; if the warning
 63    3,    0,  752|           intellect and will must be given to a doctrine which the
 64    3,    0,  767|           year.~§2. A homily must be given at all Masses on Sundays
 65    3,    0,  767|      congregation, a homily is to be given even at Masses celebrated
 66    3,    0,  777|          catechetical instruction is given also to those who are physically
 67    3,    0,  779|    Catechetical instruction is to be given by using all helps, teaching
 68    3,    0,  806|             the instruction which is given in them is at least as academically
 69    3,    0,  811|            in which classes are also given for lay students.~§2. In
 70    4,    1,  855|         Christian sensibility is not given.~
 71    4,    1,  872|              to be baptized is to be given a sponsor who assists an
 72    4,    1,  925|              Holy communion is to be given under the form of bread
 73    4,    1      |            CHAPTER III.~THE OFFERING GIVEN FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MASS~
 74    4,    1,  948|             although small, has been given and accepted.~
 75    4,    1,  951|           for which the offering was given, but subject to the rule
 76    4,    1,  952|          province the offering to be given for the celebration and
 77    4,    1,  955|             fixed in the diocese was given for him personally. He is
 78    4,    1,  958|              intention, the offering given, and their celebration.~§
 79    4,    1,  962|       receive sacramental absolution given to many at one time, it
 80    4,    1,  963|      confession as soon as possible, given the opportunity, before
 81    4,    1,  966|      absolution.~§2. A priest can be given this faculty either by the
 82    4,    1,  995|         unless the Apostolic See has given this expressly to the person.~
 83    4,    1, 1078|              A dispensation is never given from the impediment of consanguinity
 84    4,    1, 1105|           place where the mandate is given, or by a priest delegated
 85    4,    1, 1107|          defect of form, the consent given is presumed to persist until
 86    4,    1, 1111|          assist at marriages must be given to specific persons expressly.~
 87    4,    1, 1111|       special delegation, it must be given for a specific marriage;
 88    4,    1, 1111|       general delegation, it must be given in writing.~
 89    4,    1, 1143|            baptism was received, has given the other a just cause for
 90    4,    1, 1159|            provided that the consent given by the other party perseveres.~§
 91    4,    1, 1159|          proven, the consent must be given in canonical form.~
 92    4,    1, 1162|           from the beginning but was given afterwards, the sanation
 93    4,    1, 1162|           the moment the consent was given.~
 94    4,    2, 1170|            to Catholics, can also be given to catechumens and even
 95    4,    2, 1176|           Christian faithful must be given ecclesiastical funerals
 96    4,    2, 1183|            died before baptism to be given ecclesiastical funerals.~§
 97    4,    2, 1188|            not confused nor occasion given for inappropriate devotion.~
 98    4,    3, 1224|            After permission has been given, however, an oratory cannot
 99    4,    3, 1237|               according to the norms given in the liturgical books.~
100    5,    0, 1266|            is established, offerings given to superiors or administrators
101    5,    0, 1266|            private one, are presumed given to the juridic person itself.~§
102    5,    0, 1266|             can. 1295.~§3. Offerings given by the faithful for a certain
103    5,    0, 1291|            the maximum amount, goods given to the Church by vow, or
104    5,    0, 1302|             that _is, temporal goods given in some way to a public
105    6,    1, 1337|           not possible.~§3. The norm given in can. 1335 for censures
106    6,    1, 1346|          from contumacy and has been given a suitable time for repentance.~§
107    6,    1, 1360|              A remission can also be given conditionally or to a person
108    6,    1, 1360|              external forum is to be given in writing unless a grave
109    7,    1, 1419|            The judicial vicar can be given assistants who are called
110    7,    1, 1479|              guardian or curator was given; if the guardian or curator
111    7,    1, 1482|              the procurator has been given the expressed faculty to
112    7,    2, 1548|             even by reason of having given advice, regarding those
113    7,    2, 1565|              which testimony must be given are so remote to memory
114    7,    2, 1567|         exact words of the testimony given, at least in what pertains
115    7,    2, 1592|             has neither appeared nor given a suitable excuse for being
116    7,    2, 1595|           from the trial and has not given proof of a just impediment
117    7,    2, 1598|              of the acts can also be given to advocates who request
118    7,    2, 1603|           judge.~§2. The parties are given this right only once unless
119    7,    2, 1603|           one party is considered as given to the other also.~§3. The
120    7,    2, 1604|            forbidden for information given to the judge by the parties,
121    7,    2, 1611|              an appropriate response given to the individual doubts;~
122    7,    3, 1673|             provided that consent is given by the judicial vicar of
123    7,    3, 1682|            nullity of a marriage was given in the first grade of a
124    7,    3, 1686|             that no dispensation was given, or establishes the lack
125    7,    5, 1732|        administrative acts which are given in the external forum outside
126    7,    5, 1736|          suspension of the execution given according to the norm of §§
127    7,    5, 1745|             pastor opposes the cause given and its reasons and alleges