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 1 Intr            |      exist between the particular churches and the universal Church,
 2 Intr            |         establishment of national churches.~6. On account of the fundamental
 3    2,    1,  257|          themselves to particular churches which are in grave need.~§
 4    2,    1,  297|    ordinaries in whose particular churches the prelature itself exercises
 5    2,    1,  317|           erect outside their own churches or houses in virtue of apostolic
 6    2,    2,  333|        power offer all particular churches and groups of them. Moreover,
 7    2,    2,  333|         possess in the particular churches entrusted to their care.~§
 8    2,    2,  334|           for the good of all the churches, according to the norms
 9    2,    2,  357|         good of these dioceses or churches by counsel and patronage
10    2,    2,  357| discipline, or the service of the churches.~§2. In those matters which
11    2,    2,  360|           good and service of the churches. The Roman Curia consists
12    2,    2,  362|      legates either to particular churches in various nations or regions
13    2,    2,  363|       stable manner to particular churches or also to the states and
14    2,    2,  364|      Apostolic See and particular churches. Therefore, it pertains
15    2,    2,  364|          conditions of particular churches and everything that touches
16    2,    2,  364|         Catholic Church and other Churches or ecclesial communities,
17    2,    2,  366|    liturgical celebrations in all churches of his legation, even in
18    2,    2      |            SECTION II.~PARTICULAR CHURCHES AND THEIR GROUPINGS ~
19    2,    2      |               TITLE I.~PARTICULAR CHURCHES AND THE AUTHORITY ESTABLISHED
20    2,    2      |             CHAPTER I.~PARTICULAR CHURCHES~
21    2,    2,  368|               Can. 368 Particular churches, in which and from which
22    2,    2,  372|       have been heard, particular churches distinguished by the rite
23    2,    2,  373|     authority to erect particular churches; those legitimately erected
24    2,    2,  421|    metropolitan and the suffragan churches are vacant, it devolves
25    2,    2      |           GROUPINGS OF PARTICULAR CHURCHES (Cann. 431 - 459)~
26    2,    2,  431|            neighboring particular churches are to be brought together
27    2,    2,  431|     dioceses and other particular churches within the territory of
28    2,    2,  433|          nations where particular churches are more numerous, the Holy
29    2,    2,  436|         in his own diocese in all churches, but he is first to inform
30    2,    2,  439|        one for all the particular churches of the same conference of
31    2,    2,  440|          the different particular churches of the same ecclesiastical
32    2,    2,  443|      vicars of all the particular churches in the territory;~2/ major
33    2,    2,  448|          offer all the particular churches of the same nation, according
34    2,    2,  448|        bishops of some particular churches constituted in a certain
35    2,    2,  448|          preside offer particular churches in different nations. It
36    2,    2      |   INTERNAL ORDERING OF PARTICULAR CHURCHES (Cann. 460 - 572)~
37    2,    2,  461|          in individual particular churches when circumstances suggest
38    2,    2,  463|           ministers or members of Churches or ecclesial communities
39    2,    2,  491|  collegiate, parochial, and other churches in his territory are also
40    2,    2,  555|        the beauty and elegance of churches and sacred furnishings are
41    2,    2      |          CHAPTER VIII.~RECTORS OF CHURCHES AND CHAPLAINS ~
42    2,    2      |                Art. 1.~RECTORS OF CHURCHES~
43    2,    2,  556|               Can. 556 Rectors of churches are understood here as priests
44    2,    3,  683|        through another, can visit churches and oratories which the
45    3,    0,  756|         with respect to different churches at once, according to the
46    3,    0,  763|          everywhere, including in churches and oratories of religious
47    3,    0,  765|   Preaching to religious in their churches or oratories requires the
48    3,    0,  778|      imparted diligently in their churches, schools, and other works
49    3,    0,  782|   universal Church and of all the churches, individual bishops are
50    3,    0,  782|           in their own particular churches.~
51    3,    0,  786|        the gospel until the young churches are established fully, that
52    3,    0,  827|           sold, or distributed in churches or oratories unless they
53    4,    1,  844|       Catholic ministers in whose Churches these sacraments are valid.~§
54    4,    1,  844|     licitly to members of Eastern Churches which do not have full communion
55    4,    1,  844|        valid for members of other Churches which in the judgment of
56    4,    1,  844|       sacraments as these Eastern Churches.~§4. If the danger of death
57    4,    1,  858|         already acquired by other churches.~§2. After having heard
58    4,    1,  908|           priests or ministers of Churches or ecclesial communities
59    4,    1,  934|          local ordinary, in other churches, oratories, and chapels.~§
60    4,    1,  941|                   Can. 941 §1. In churches or oratories where it is
61    4,    1,  942|         recommended that in these churches and oratories an annual
62    4,    1,  954|            Can. 954 If in certain churches or oratories more Masses
63    4,    1,  957|          to the local ordinary in churches of secular clergy and to
64    4,    1,  957|           and to the superiors in churches of religious institutes
65    4,    2, 1188|       displaying sacred images in churches for the reverence of the
66    4,    2, 1189|            which are exhibited in churches or oratories for the reverence
67    4,    3, 1207|         ordinary; the blessing of churches, however, is reserved to
68    4,    3      |                        CHAPTER I.~CHURCHES~
69    4,    3, 1215|        rectors of the neighboring churches, he judges that the new
70    4,    3, 1216|        the building and repair of churches, the principles and norms
71    4,    3, 1217|           are to be observed.~§2. Churches, especially cathedrals and
72    4,    3, 1217|  especially cathedrals and parish churches, are to be dedicated by
73    4,    3, 1220|          are to take care that in churches such cleanliness and beauty
74    4,    3, 1242|           are not to be buried in churches unless it is a question
75    5,    0, 1254|     Apostolic See, the particular churches, as well as any other juridic
76    5,    0, 1265|                  Can. 1266 In all churches and oratories which are,
77    5,    0, 1308|    obligations of Masses to days, churches, or altars different from