Help

   Book,  Part, Can.

 1 Intr            |       sacred ministers, since “no priest is permitted to be ignorant
 2    1,    0,  150|           on one who is not yet a priest.~
 3    2,    1,  235|          to a devout and suitable priest who is to be watchful that
 4    2,    1,  258|        the direction of a skilled priest.~
 5    2,    2,  400|          auxiliary, or a suitable priest of his presbyterium who
 6    2,    2,  413|       episcopal vicar, or another priest, following the order of
 7    2,    2,  413|         of consultors to select a priest to govern the diocese.~§
 8    2,    2,  425|               Can. 425 §1. Only a priest who has completed thirty-Five
 9    2,    2,  425|     diocesan administrator.~§2. A priest who is outstanding in doctrine
10    2,    2,  473|           appointed who must be a priest and who, under the authority
11    2,    2,  483|         which the reputation of a priest can be called into question,
12    2,    2,  483|    question, the notary must be a priest.~
13    2,    2,  502|           yet been appointed, the priest who is senior in ordination
14    2,    2,  508|   diocesan bishop is to appoint a priest to fulfill the same function.~
15    2,    2,  516| particular church, entrusted to a priest as its proper pastor but
16    2,    2,  517|       another person who is not a priest, or to a community of persons,
17    2,    2,  517|    persons, he is to appoint some priest who, provided with the powers
18    2,    2,  527|           The local ordinary or a priest delegated by him places
19    2,    2,  533|          absence of the pastor, a priest endowed with the necessary
20    2,    2,  539|         administrator, that is, a priest who takes the place of the
21    2,    2,  544|                   Can. 544 When a priest from the group mentioned
22    2,    2,  544|      appointed by the bishop, the priest in the group who is senior
23    2,    2,  553|          or some other name, is a priest who is placed over a vicariate
24    2,    2,  554|         the bishop is to select a priest whom he has judged suitable,
25    2,    2,  564|          Can. 564 A chaplain is a priest to whom is entrusted in
26    2,    2,  567|       right to propose a specific priest after the superior has heard
27    3,    0,  767|       itself and is reserved to a priest or deacon, is preeminent;
28    3,    0,  791|          are to be promoted;~2/ a priest is to be designated to promote
29    3,    0,  833|          of the rector if he is a priest or in the presence of the
30    4,    1,  899|       through the ministry of the priest, offers himself, substantially
31    4,    1,  900|      Christ is a validly ordained priest alone.~§2. A priest not
32    4,    1,  900|      ordained priest alone.~§2. A priest not impeded by canon law
33    4,    1,  901|                        Can. 901 A priest is free to apply the Mass
34    4,    1,  903|                        Can. 903 A priest is to be permitted to celebrate
35    4,    1,  905|                    Can. 905 §1. A priest is not permitted to celebrate
36    4,    1,  906|           and reasonable cause, a priest is not to celebrate the
37    4,    1,  907|         proper to the celebrating priest.~
38    4,    1,  909|                        Can. 909 A priest is not to neglect to prepare
39    4,    1,  911|          notified afterwards, any priest or other minister of holy
40    4,    1,  919|         water and medicine.~§2. A priest who celebrates the Most
41    4,    1,  926|          of the Latin Church, the priest is to use unleavened bread
42    4,    1,  930|           If an infirm or elderly priest is unable to stand, he can
43    4,    1,  930|         blind or otherwise infirm priest licitly celebrates the eucharistic
44    4,    1,  930| assistance, if needed, of another priest, deacon, or even a properly
45    4,    1,  933|          of the local ordinary, a priest is permitted to celebrate
46    4,    1,  934|            insofar as possible, a priest is to celebrate Mass there
47    4,    1,  943|      eucharistic benediction is a priest or deacon; in special circumstances,
48    4,    1,  945|       practice of the Church, any priest celebrating or concelebrating
49    4,    1,  951|                    Can. 951 §1. A priest who celebrates several Masses
50    4,    1,  951|         an extrinsic title.~§2. A priest who concelebrates a second
51    4,    1,  952|        application of Mass, and a priest is not permitted to seek
52    4,    1,  955|  celebrated begins on the day the priest who is to celebrate them
53    4,    1,  955|        their offerings.~§4. Every priest must note accurately the
54    4,    1,  961|         insufficient time for the priest or priests to hear the confessions
55    4,    1,  965|                        Can. 965 A priest alone is the minister of
56    4,    1,  966|         imparts absolution.~§2. A priest can be given this faculty
57    4,    1,  976|            Can. 976 Even though a priest lacks the faculty to hear
58    4,    1,  976|         sins, even if an approved priest is present.~
59    4,    1,  978|           hearing confessions the priest is to remember that he is
60    4,    1,  979|          In posing questions, the priest is to proceed with prudence
61    4,    1,  986|           in danger of death, any priest is so obliged.~
62    4,    1, 1003|               Can. 1003 §1. Every priest and a priest alone validly
63    4,    1, 1003|       1003 §1. Every priest and a priest alone validly administers
64    4,    1, 1003|       reasonable cause, any other priest can administer this sacrament
65    4,    1, 1003|           presumed consent of the priest mentioned above.~§3. Any
66    4,    1, 1003|          mentioned above.~§3. Any priest is permitted to carry blessed
67    4,    1, 1079|          sacred minister, and the priest or deacon who assists at
68    4,    1, 1081|            1081 The pastor or the priest or deacon mentioned in can.
69    4,    1, 1105|         mandate is given, or by a priest delegated by either of them,
70    4,    1, 1108|      local ordinary, pastor, or a priest or deacon delegated by either
71    4,    1, 1116|        either case, if some other priest or deacon who can be present
72    4,    1, 1121|          the norm of can. 1116, a priest or deacon, if he was present
73    4,    3, 1207|    moreover, can delegate another priest for this purpose.~
74    6,    1, 1356|        competent superior or to a priest endowed with the faculty
75    6,    2, 1377|                   Can. 1378 §1. A priest who acts against the prescript
76    6,    2, 1386|                       Can. 1387 A priest who in the act, on the occasion,
77    7,    3, 1700|    another diocese, or a suitable priest.~§2. If a judicial petition