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 1 Intr            |            maybe reproduced in any manner without permission in writing
 2 Intr            |           of the Code and also the manner in which it was carried
 3 Intr            |          and in its own particular manner of expression.~The new Code
 4    1,    0,    8|  Apostolicae Sedis, unless another manner of promulgation has been
 5    1,    0,    8|        laws are promulgated in the manner determined by the legislator
 6    1,    0,   36|           the words and the common manner of speaking. In a case of
 7    1,    0,  133|       person was delegated in some manner other than that determined
 8    1,    0,  133|          of the mandate unless the manner was prescribed for validity
 9    1,    0,  135|           must be exercised in the manner prescribed by law; that
10    1,    0,  135|           must be exercised in the manner prescribed by law and cannot
11    1,    0,  145|            constituted in a stable manner by divine or ecclesiastical
12    1,    0,  190|          cause is required and the manner of proceeding prescribed
13    1,    0,  193|        causes and according to the manner of proceeding defined by
14    2,    1,  209|        faithful, even in their own manner of acting, are always obliged
15    2,    1,  239|      coordinated in an appropriate manner.~§2. Every seminary is to
16    2,    1,  248|      people of their own time in a manner adapted to their understanding.~
17    2,    1,  256|       things which in a particular manner pertain to the sacred ministry,
18    2,    1,  296|          to determine suitably the manner of this organic cooperation
19    2,    1,  304|            and which determine the manner of its acting, attentive,
20    2,    2,  330|          one college, so in a like manner the Roman Pontiff, the successor
21    2,    2,  333|           Church, to determine the manner, whether personal or collegial,
22    2,    2,  337|       universal Church in a solemn manner in an ecumenical council.~§
23    2,    2,  352|        dean is elected in the same manner as that described in §2,
24    2,    2,  363|          Roman Pontiff in a stable manner to particular churches or
25    2,    2,  368| administration erected in a stable manner.~
26    2,    2,  446|       council itself to define the manner of promulgation of the decrees
27    2,    2,  455|      bishops itself determines the manner of promulgation and the
28    2,    2,  463|          the pastoral council in a manner and number to be determined
29    2,    2,  463|       council does not exist, in a manner determined by the diocesan
30    2,    2,  463|             chosen in a number and manner determined by the diocesan
31    2,    2,  471|        faithfully according to the manner determined by law or by
32    2,    2,  471|        limits and according to the manner determined by law or by
33    2,    2,  499|                       Can. 499 The manner of electing members of the
34    2,    2,  512|            who are designated in a manner determined by the diocesan
35    2,    2,  550|          is to take care that some manner of common life in the rectory
36    2,    2,  564|           is entrusted in a stable manner the pastoral care, at least
37    2,    3,  592|            the Apostolic See, in a manner and at a time established
38    2,    3,  598|           in its constitutions the manner in which the evangelical
39    2,    3,  631|      pertains to elections and the manner of handling affairs.~§3.
40    2,    3,  636|             At the time and in the manner established by proper law,
41    2,    3,  638|         which exceed the limit and manner of ordinary administration
42    2,    3,  646|          institute, experience the manner of living of the institute,
43    2,    3,  651|         fruitfully and in a stable manner are to be placed in charge
44    2,    3,  652|       liturgy; they are to learn a manner of leading a life consecrated
45    2,    3,  684|          to determine the time and manner of the probation which must
46    2,    3,  707|           is to provide in another manner.~
47    2,    3,  717|            to prescribe the proper manner of governance; they are
48    2,    3,  717|          hold their office and the manner by which they are designated.~§
49    2,    3,  722|    constitutions are to define the manner and length of this probation
50    2,    3,  731|          according to their proper manner of life, strive for the
51    2,    3,  735|      Proper law must determine the manner of probation and formation,
52    3,    0,  769|          of the listeners and in a manner adapted to the needs of
53    3,    0,  779|            that the faithful, in a manner adapted to their character,
54    3,    0,  783|          in a special way and in a manner proper to their institute.~
55    3,    0,  787|            in Christ so that, in a manner adapted to their own temperament
56    3,    0,  810|            these requirements; the manner of proceeding defined in
57    4,    0,  834|            signs and effected in a manner proper to each sign. In
58    4,    1,  961|           be imparted in a general manner to many penitents at once
59    4,    1,  983|        penitent in words or in any manner and for any reason.~§2.
60    4,    1,  984|        authority cannot use in any manner for external governance
61    4,    1, 1000|         with the words, order, and manner prescribed in the liturgical
62    4,    1, 1039|           five days in a place and manner determined by the ordinary.
63    4,    1, 1126|          be made and to define the manner in which they are to be
64    4,    1, 1127|            be granted in a uniform manner.~§3. It is forbidden to
65    4,    2, 1190|           alienated validly in any manner or transferred permanently
66    4,    2, 1203|         the same power in the same manner over a promissory oath;
67    5,    0, 1260|            1 and in an appropriate manner to urge its observance.~
68    5,    0, 1280|        which exceed the limits and manner of ordinary administration
69    5,    0, 1280|         which exceed the limit and manner of ordinary administration;
70    5,    0, 1283|       itself is repaid in a timely manner;~6/ with the consent of
71    5,    0, 1299|      diligently even regarding the manner of administration and distribution
72    6,    1, 1323|          judge can act in the same manner if another circumstance
73    6,    1, 1338|         disturbance of order, in a manner accommodated to the special
74    6,    1, 1349|           support.~§2. In the best manner possible, however, the ordinary
75    7,    1, 1427|           be collected and in what manner if a question may arise
76    7,    1, 1437|         has designated in a stable manner with the approval of the
77    7,    1, 1459|         regard the persons and the manner of the trial, must be proposed
78    7,    1      |      ADMITTED TO THE COURT AND THE MANNER OF PREPARING AND KEEPING
79    7,    1, 1490|           be appointed in a stable manner in each tribunal, who receive
80    7,    2, 1528|            in any other legitimate manner.~
81    7,    2, 1578|         things, or places, by what manner and method they proceeded
82    7,    2, 1596|           right or in an accessory manner to help a litigant.~§2.
83    7,    2, 1599|            conclusion, in whatever manner it has occurred.~
84    7,    2, 1607|         been handled in a judicial manner, if it is the principal
85    7,    2, 1640|           must proceed in the same manner as first instance with appropriate
86    7,    2, 1654|          exceptions concerning the manner and force of the execution
87    7,    2, 1670|          matters pertaining to the manner of proceeding, the prescripts
88    7,    3, 1672|            incidental or accessory manner.~
89    7,    3, 1688|            will decide in the same manner as that mentioned in can.
90    7,    3, 1700|       processes either in a stable manner or in individual cases to
91    7,    5, 1733|      diocese establish in a stable manner an office or council whose
92    7,    5      |                     CHAPTER I.~THE MANNER OF PROCEEDING IN THE REMOVAL
93    7,    5, 1741|     especially the following:~1/ a manner of acting which brings grave
94    7,    5, 1742|           this purpose in a stable manner by the presbyteral council
95    7,    5      |                    CHAPTER II.~THE MANNER OF PROCEEDING IN THE TRANSFER