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  1 Intr            |              by the councils and the Roman Pontiffs as well as other
  2 Intr            |             supreme authority of the Roman pontiffs with the assistance
  3 Intr            |       communes, decretals of various Roman pontiffs never gathered
  4 Intr            |           various dicasteries of the Roman Curia, were never digested
  5 Intr            | substantially imitated the system of Roman law institutes on persons,
  6 Intr            |          when he first announced the Roman Synod and the Second Vatican
  7 Intr            |               the dicasteries of the Roman Curia, ecclesiastical universities
  8 Intr            |              other institutes of the Roman Curia, based on their experience
  9 Intr            |             other dicasteries of the Roman Curia were consulted. Finally,
 10    1,    0,   19|    jurisprudence and practice of the Roman Curia, and the common and
 11    1,    0,   64|              by any dicastery of the Roman Curia cannot be granted
 12    1,    0,   64|        competent authority below the Roman Pontiff without the assent
 13    1,    0,  134|           134 §1. In addition to the Roman Pontiff, by the title of
 14    2,    1,  245|            and filial charity to the Roman Pontiff, the successor of
 15    2,    1,  279|     documents of councils and of the Roman Pontiffs. They are to avoid
 16    2,    1,  291|             celibacy, which only the Roman Pontiff grants.~
 17    2,    2      |                       CHAPTER I.~THE ROMAN PONTIFF AND THE COLLEGE
 18    2,    2,  330|              so in a like manner the Roman Pontiff, the successor of
 19    2,    2      |                          Art. 1.~THE ROMAN PONTIFF~
 20    2,    2,  331|           Can. 331 The bishop of the Roman Church, in whom continues
 21    2,    2,  332|                     Can. 332 §1. The Roman Pontiff obtains full and
 22    2,    2,  332|               If it happens that the Roman Pontiff resigns his office,
 23    2,    2,  333|            virtue of his office, the Roman Pontiff not only possesses
 24    2,    2,  333|            pastor of the Church, the Roman Pontiff is always joined
 25    2,    2,  333|            sentence or decree of the Roman Pontiff.~
 26    2,    2,  334|               334 Bishops assist the Roman Pontiff in exercising his
 27    2,    2,  335|                    Can. 335 When the Roman See is vacant or entirely
 28    2,    2,  337|              in the world, which the Roman Pontiff has publicly declared
 29    2,    2,  337|     collegial act.~§3. It is for the Roman Pontiff, according to the
 30    2,    2,  338|           Can. 338 §1. It is for the Roman Pontiff alone to convoke
 31    2,    2,  338|           decrees.~§2. It is for the Roman Pontiff to determine the
 32    2,    2,  338|            questions proposed by the Roman Pontiff, the council fathers
 33    2,    2,  338|            are to be approved by the Roman Pontiff.~
 34    2,    2,  341|            have been approved by the Roman Pontiff together with the
 35    2,    2,  341|            or freely accepted by the Roman Pontiff need the same confirmation
 36    2,    2,  342|             closer unity between the Roman Pontiff and bishops, to
 37    2,    2,  342|           and bishops, to assist the Roman Pontiff with their counsel
 38    2,    2,  343|          unless in certain cases the Roman Pontiff has endowed it with
 39    2,    2,  344|              to the authority of the Roman Pontiff who:~1/ convokes
 40    2,    2,  346|            appointed directly by the Roman Pontiff; to these are added
 41    2,    2,  346|            appointed directly by the Roman Pontiff; to these are added
 42    2,    2,  347|                Can. 347 §1. When the Roman Pontiff concludes a session
 43    2,    2,  348|              who is appointed by the Roman Pontiff and assisted by
 44    2,    2,  348|          others are appointed by the Roman Pontiff. The function of
 45    2,    2,  348|             who are appointed by the Roman Pontiff and remain in the
 46    2,    2      |            THE CARDINALS OF THE HOLY ROMAN CHURCH~
 47    2,    2,  349|            The cardinals of the Holy Roman Church constitute a special
 48    2,    2,  349|              for the election of the Roman Pontiff according to the
 49    2,    2,  349|             The cardinals assist the Roman Pontiff either collegially
 50    2,    2,  349|      individually when they help the Roman Pontiff through the various
 51    2,    2,  350|         belong cardinals to whom the Roman Pontiff assigns title of
 52    2,    2,  350|              diaconal order.~§2. The Roman Pontiff assigns each of
 53    2,    2,  351|                     Can. 351 §1. The Roman Pontiff freely selects men
 54    2,    2,  351|           created by a decree of the Roman Pontiff which is made public
 55    2,    2,  351|         defined by law.~§3. When the Roman Pontiff has announced the
 56    2,    2,  351|              their rights. After the Roman Pontiff has made his name
 57    2,    2,  352|            the person elected to the Roman Pontiff who is competent
 58    2,    2,  352|          dean himself presiding.~The Roman Pontiff is also competent
 59    2,    2,  353|             gathered by order of the Roman Pontiff who presides. Consistories
 60    2,    2,  354|          permanent institutes of the Roman Curia and Vatican City and
 61    2,    2,  354|       resignation from office to the Roman Pontiff who will see to
 62    2,    2,  355|            bishop the one elected as Roman Pontiff if he needs to be
 63    2,    2,  355|        likewise, in the place of the Roman Pontiff, he places the pallium
 64    2,    2,  356|       cooperate assiduously with the Roman Pontiff; therefore, cardinals
 65    2,    2,  356|              go to Rome whenever the Roman Pontiff calls them.~
 66    2,    2,  358|           358 A cardinal to whom the Roman Pontiff entrusts the function
 67    2,    2,  358|              well as one to whom the Roman Pontiff entrusts the fulfillment
 68    2,    2,  358|         offer those things which the Roman Pontiff commits to him.~
 69    2,    2      |                      CHAPTER IV.~THE ROMAN CURIA~
 70    2,    2,  360|         universal Church through the Roman Curia which performs its
 71    2,    2,  360|         service of the churches. The Roman Curia consists of the Secretariat
 72    2,    2,  361|           See refers not only to the Roman Pontiff but also to the
 73    2,    2,  361|              other institutes of the Roman Curia, unless it is otherwise
 74    2,    2      |            CHAPTER V.~LEGATES OF THE ROMAN PONTIFF~
 75    2,    2,  362|                         Can. 362 The Roman Pontiff has the innate and
 76    2,    2,  363|             1. To the legates of the Roman Pontiff is entrusted the
 77    2,    2,  363|           office of representing the Roman Pontiff in a stable manner
 78    2,    2,  367|      notified of recall, or when the Roman Pontiff accepts the legate’
 79    2,    2,  400|            to present himself to the Roman Pontiff.~§2. A bishop is
 80    2,    2,  416|          resignation accepted by the Roman Pontiff, transfer, or privation
 81    2,    2,  435|        determined or approved by the Roman Pontiff.~
 82    2,    2,  436|          carefully and to inform the Roman Pontiff of abuses, if there
 83    2,    2,  437|         request the pallium from the Roman Pontiff either personally
 84    2,    2,  437|  metropolitan, in communion with the Roman Church, has by law in his
 85    2,    2,  450|        bishops and the legate of the Roman Pontiff are not by law members
 86    2,    3,  705|           but is subject only to the Roman Pontiff by virtue of the
 87    3,    0,  749|      authentically together with the Roman Pontiff matters of faith
 88    3,    0,  754|         particularly those which the Roman Pontiff or the college of
 89    3,    0,  756|         entrusted principally to the Roman Pontiff and the college
 90    3,    0,  782|                     Can. 782 §1. The Roman Pontiff and the college
 91    4,    1,  967|           967 §1. In addition to the Roman Pontiff, cardinals have
 92    4,    1,  995|            the law or granted by the Roman Pontiff can bestow indulgences.~§
 93    4,    1,  995|               No authority below the Roman Pontiff can entrust the
 94    4,    1, 1142|           1142 For a just cause, the Roman Pontiff can dissolve a non-consummated
 95    4,    2, 1169|         except those reserved to the Roman Pontiff or bishops.~§3.
 96    4,    2, 1196|              1196 In addition to the Roman Pontiff, the following can
 97    4,    3, 1242|              in their own church the Roman Pontiff, cardinals, or diocesan
 98    5,    0, 1255|             supreme authority of the Roman Pontiff, ownership of goods
 99    5,    0, 1272|           primacy of governance, the Roman Pontiff is the supreme administrator
100    6,    2, 1369|           physical force against the Roman Pontiff incurs a latae sententiae
101    6,    2, 1370|            doctrine condemned by the Roman Pontiff or an ecumenical
102    6,    2, 1371|       recourse against an act of the Roman Pontiff to an ecumenical
103    7,    1, 1404|              solely the right of the Roman Pontiff himself to judge
104    7,    1, 1404|              forma specifica) by the Roman Pontiff without his prior
105    7,    1, 1404|         following is reserved to the Roman Rota:~1/ bishops in contentious
106    7,    1, 1404|            have a superior below the Roman Pontiff.~
107    7,    1, 1416|         reason of the primacy of the Roman Pontiff, any member of the
108    7,    1, 1442|                        Can. 1442 The Roman Pontiff is the supreme judge
109    7,    1, 1443|                        Can. 1443 The Roman Rota is the ordinary tribunal
110    7,    1, 1443|          tribunal established by the Roman Pontiff to receive appeals.~
111    7,    1, 1444|                    Can. 1444 §1. The Roman Rota judges:~1/ in second
112    7,    1, 1444|            instance, cases which the Roman Rota or any other tribunals
113    7,    1, 1444|               3 and others which the Roman Pontiff, either motu proprio
114    7,    1, 1444|        tribunal and entrusted to the Roman Rota; unless the rescript
115    7,    1, 1445|          status of persons which the Roman Rota refused to admit to
116    7,    1, 1445|          against the auditors of the Roman Rota for acts done in the
117    7,    1, 1445|              controversies which the Roman Pontiff or the dicasteries
118    7,    1, 1445|            or the dicasteries of the Roman Curia bring before it, and
119    7,    3, 1698|           dispensation.~§2. Only the Roman Pontiff, however, grants
120    7,    3, 1709|              the congregation of the Roman Curia itself or a tribunal
121    7,    5, 1732|              have been issued by the Roman Pontiff or an ecumenical