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  1 Intr            |      Christian life may share in the goods offered by the Church to
  2 Intr            |             the Church, The Temporal Goods of the Church, Sanctions
  3    1,    0,   13|            or which regard immovable goods located in the territory.~§
  4    1,    0,  115|              foundation, consists of goods or things, whether spiritual
  5    1,    0,  121|           juridic person obtains the goods and patrimonial rights proper
  6    1,    0,  121|          regard to the allocation of goods in particular and to the
  7    1,    0,  122|               divisible, patrimonial goods and rights as well as debts
  8    1,    0,  122|           use and usufruct of common goods which are not divisible
  9    1,    0,  123|        person, the allocation of its goods, patrimonial rights, and
 10    1,    0,  123|        person, the allocation of its goods and obligations is governed
 11    2,    1,  213|         pastors out of the spiritual goods of the Church, especially
 12    2,    1,  245|       between human and supernatural goods.~§2. Students are so to
 13    2,    1,  282|           and works of charity those goods which have come to them
 14    2,    1,  285|            take on the management of goods belonging to lay persons
 15    2,    1,  285|           surety even with their own goods without consultation with
 16    2,    1,  309|      officers, and administrators of goods.~
 17    2,    1,  310|       acquire and possess rights and goods as co-owners and co-possessors;
 18    2,    1,  319|          association administers the goods which it possesses according
 19    2,    1,  325|             freely administers those goods it possesses according to
 20    2,    1,  325|       exercise vigilance so that the goods are used for the purposes
 21    2,    1,  325|   administration and distribution of goods which have been donated
 22    2,    1,  326|             2. The allocation of the goods of an association which
 23    2,    2,  357|              administration of their goods, their discipline, or the
 24    2,    2,  392|            and the administration of goods.~
 25    2,    2,  493|              in Book V, The Temporal Goods of the Church, the Finance
 26    2,    2,  494|            officer to administer the goods of the diocese under the
 27    2,    2,  532|             is to take care that the goods of the parish are administered
 28    2,    2,  537|            the administration of the goods of the parish, without prejudice
 29    2,    2,  540|         pastor or can harm parochial goods.~§3. After he has completed
 30    2,    2,  555|   appropriately, that ecclesiastical goods are administered carefully,
 31    2,    2,  562|           fulfilled faithfully, that goods are administered diligently,
 32    2,    3,  584|      decision regarding the temporal goods of the institute is also
 33    2,    3,  600|           the use and disposition of goods according to the norm of
 34    2,    3,  616|            to make provision for the goods of the suppressed house,
 35    2,    3,  616|           the decision regarding the goods in that case is also reserved.~§
 36    2,    3,  616|         constitutions concerning its goods.~
 37    2,    3      |                     Art. 3.~TEMPORAL GOODS AND THEIR ADMINISTRATION~
 38    2,    3,  634|              and alienating temporal goods unless this capacity is
 39    2,    3,  634|          wealth, and accumulation of goods.~
 40    2,    3,  635|           635 §1. Since the temporal goods of religious institutes
 41    2,    3,  635|              of Book V, The Temporal Goods of the Church, unless other
 42    2,    3,  635|            use and administration of goods, by which the poverty proper
 43    2,    3,  636|         manage the administration of goods under the direction of the
 44    2,    3,  639|            concerning his or her own goods with the permission of the
 45    2,    3,  640|             something from their own goods to provide for the needs
 46    2,    3,  668|              administration of their goods to whomever they prefer
 47    2,    3,  668|           any act regarding temporal goods, they need the permission
 48    2,    3,  668|            renounce fully his or her goods due to the nature of the
 49    2,    3,  668|        wishes to renounce his or her goods either partially or totally
 50    2,    3,  668|             has renounced his or her goods fully due to the nature
 51    2,    3,  706|            the right of ownership of goods through profession, has
 52    2,    3,  706|       revenue, and administration of goods which accrue to him; a diocesan
 53    2,    3,  706|            the right of ownership of goods through profession, recovers
 54    2,    3,  706|            and administration of the goods which he had; those things
 55    2,    3,  706|             however, must dispose of goods according to the intention
 56    2,    3,  718|            The administration of the goods of an institute, which must
 57    2,    3,  718|              of Book V, The Temporal Goods of the Church, and by the
 58    2,    3,  741|              and alienating temporal goods according to the norm of
 59    2,    3,  741|              of Book V, The Temporal Goods of the Church, of cann.
 60    2,    3,  741|            and disposing of temporal goods, but whatever comes to them
 61    4,    3, 1220|          protect sacred and precious goods.~
 62    4,    3, 1232|      ownership and administration of goods.~
 63    5            |                 BOOK V.~THE TEMPORAL GOODS OF THE CHURCH LIBER V. DE
 64    5,    0, 1253|    administer, and alienate temporal goods independently from civil
 65    5,    0, 1254|              and alienating temporal goods according to the norm of
 66    5,    0, 1255|          Roman Pontiff, ownership of goods belongs to that juridic
 67    5,    0, 1256|           Can. 1257 §1. All temporal goods which belong to the universal
 68    5,    0, 1256|            Church are ecclesiastical goods and are governed by the
 69    5,    0, 1256|           statutes.~§2. The temporal goods of a private juridic person
 70    5,    0      |          TITLE I.~THE ACQUISITION OF GOODS (Cann. 1259 - 1272)~
 71    5,    0, 1258|          Church can acquire temporal goods by every just means of natural
 72    5,    0, 1260|            are free to give temporal goods for the benefit of the Church.~§
 73    5,    0, 1267|          means of acquiring temporal goods and freeing oneself from
 74    5,    0      |            II.~THE ADMINISTRATION OF GOODS (Cann. 1273 - 1289)~
 75    5,    0, 1272|        steward of all ecclesiastical goods.~
 76    5,    0, 1273|        institute which is to collect goods or offerings for the purpose
 77    5,    0, 1274|            Can. 1275 An aggregate of goods which come from different
 78    5,    0, 1275|            administration of all the goods which belong to public juridic
 79    5,    0, 1275|     administration of ecclesiastical goods by issuing special instructions
 80    5,    0, 1278|     administration of ecclesiastical goods pertains to the one who
 81    5,    0, 1278|              the person to which the goods belong unless particular
 82    5,    0, 1278|            the administration of the goods of a public juridic person
 83    5,    0, 1281|     administration of ecclesiastical goods by a legitimate title are
 84    5,    0, 1282|             cultural value, or other goods, with their description
 85    5,    0, 1283|       exercise vigilance so that the goods entrusted to their care
 86    5,    0, 1283|          ownership of ecclesiastical goods is protected by civilly
 87    5,    0, 1283|             4/ collect the return of goods and the income accurately
 88    5,    0, 1284|       Christian charity from movable goods which do not belong to the
 89    5,    0, 1285|               1286 Administrators of goods:~1/ in the employment of
 90    5,    0, 1286| administrators of any ecclesiastical goods whatever which have not
 91    5,    0, 1286|              faithful concerning the goods oVered by the faithful to
 92    5,    0, 1290|              the valid alienation of goods which constitute by legitimate
 93    5,    0, 1291|             3, when the value of the goods whose alienation is proposed
 94    5,    0, 1291|              consent to alienate the goods of the diocese.~§2. The
 95    5,    0, 1291|              the valid alienation of goods whose value exceeds the
 96    5,    0, 1291|          exceeds the maximum amount, goods given to the Church by vow,
 97    5,    0, 1291|             to the Church by vow, or goods precious for artistic or
 98    5,    0, 1291|              take part in alienating goods are not to offer advice
 99    5,    0, 1291|             the juridic person whose goods are proposed for alienation
100    5,    0, 1292|           1293 §1. The alienation of goods whose value exceeds the
101    5,    0, 1295|              Whenever ecclesiastical goods have been alienated without
102    5,    0, 1296|            for the leasing of Church goods, especially regarding the
103    5,    0, 1297|         little value, ecclesiastical goods are not to be sold or leased
104    5,    0, 1297|              administrators of these goods or to their relatives up
105    5,    0, 1298|             to dispose of his or her goods can bestow goods for pious
106    5,    0, 1298|              or her goods can bestow goods for pious causes either
107    5,    0, 1299|   administration and distribution of goods, without prejudice to the
108    5,    0, 1301|              person who has accepted goods in trust for pious causes
109    5,    0, 1301|            its movable and immovable goods with the obligations attached
110    5,    0, 1301|            ordinary must demand that goods held in trust are safeguarded
111    5,    0, 1301|          norm of can. 1301.~§3. When goods held in trust have been
112    5,    0, 1301|            apostolic life and if the goods have also been designated
113    5,    0, 1302|      foundations, that _is, temporal goods given in some way to a public
114    5,    0, 1302|          annual revenues.~§2. If the goods of a non-autonomous pious
115    5,    0, 1304|               1305 Money and movable goods assigned to an endowment
116    5,    0, 1304|              or value of the movable goods is protected; as soon as
117    6,    1, 1332|              the right to administer goods which may pertain to the
118    6,    2, 1374|             legitimate use of sacred goods or other ecclesiastical
119    6,    2, 1374|              or other ecclesiastical goods or who greatly intimidate
120    6,    2, 1376|             alienates ecclesiastical goods without the prescribed permission
121    7,    1, 1418|      concerns the rights or temporal goods of a juridic person represented
122    7,    1, 1478|             of the administration of goods and those of diminished
123    7,    1, 1497|              also be extended to the goods of the debtor which are
124    7,    3, 1715|              temporal ecclesiastical goods, the formalities established
125    7,    3, 1715|         alienation of ecclesiastical goods are to be observed whenever