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 1 Intr            |          as the consultors of the individual study groups engaged during
 2 Intr            |         ecclesial society and the individual persons who belong to it.~
 3 Intr            |           to ensure order both in individual and social life, and also
 4 Intr            |         even worthy of special or individual mention), or customs.~I
 5 Intr            |      compilations of laws whereby individual laws would have been expressed
 6 Intr            |         the welfare especially of individual institutes through particular
 7 Intr            |          judicial functions. What individual functions are to be exercised
 8 Intr            |        sufficient revision of its individual parts, in fact only after
 9 Intr            |   recalled. The consultors of the individual groups fulfilled their significant
10 Intr            |          eight to fourteen on the individual study groups, was assigned
11 Intr            |      after a process of voting on individual parts, and drafted in schema
12 Intr            |       whole or particular ones on individual canons.~Of great benefit
13 Intr            |         rubrics which precede the individual books of the old and new
14 Intr            |          special expertise in the individual issues being discussed.
15    1,    0,   80|          that person’s favor.~§3. Individual persons cannot renounce
16    1,    0,  137|          be subdelegated only for individual cases if it was delegated
17    1,    0,  145|  obligations and rights proper to individual ecclesiastical offices are
18    2,    2,  431|       longer to exist. Therefore, individual dioceses and other particular
19    2,    2,  461|      synod is to be celebrated in individual particular churches when
20    2,    2,  462|           this responsibility for individual sessions of the synod.~
21    2,    2,  506|      things which the chapter and individual canons are to do in the
22    2,    3,  586|   governance, is acknowledged for individual institutes, by which they
23    2,    3,  590|      Church in a special way.~§2. Individual members are also bound to
24    2,    3,  628|         mentioned in can. 615;~2/ individual houses of an institute of
25    2,    3,  659|                   Can. 659 §1. In individual institutes the formation
26    2,    3,  680|          character and purpose of individual institutes and the laws
27    2,    3,  708|          fully the purpose of the individual institutes, always without
28    2,    3,  708|          of bishops and also with individual bishops.~
29    3,    0,  756|       church entrusted to him, an individual bishop, who is the moderator
30    3,    0,  775|     primary function is to assist individual dioceses in catechetical
31    3,    0,  782|          and of all the churches, individual bishops are to have special
32    3,    0,  791|         missionary cooperation in individual dioceses:~1/ missionary
33    3,    0,  811|          for lay students.~§2. In individual Catholic universities, there
34    3,    0,  816|          also pertains to it.~§2. Individual ecclesiastical universities
35    4,    0,  837|         affect it; they touch its individual members in different ways,
36    4,    1,  960|                          Can. 960 Individual and integral confession
37    4,    1,  961|          at once without previous individual confession unless:~1/ danger
38    4,    1,  961|       hear the confessions of the individual penitents;~2/ there is grave
39    4,    1,  963|         absolution is to approach individual confession as soon as possible,
40    4,    1,  986|           opportunity to approach individual confession on days and at
41    4,    1,  988|        Church nor acknowledged in individual confession, of which the
42    4,    1, 1009|           books prescribe for the individual grades.~
43    4,    1, 1053|  ordination; all the documents of individual ordinations are to be preserved
44    4,    1, 1127|       dispensing from the form in individual cases, after having consulted
45    4,    1, 1165|       grant a radical sanation in individual cases even if there are
46    4,    3, 1210|         place is forbidden. In an individual case, however, the ordinary
47    4,    3, 1240|           achieved, however, then individual graves are to be properly
48    4,    3, 1244|   dioceses or places, but only in individual instances.~
49    4,    3, 1245|     bishop, a pastor can grant in individual cases a dispensation from
50    5,    0, 1306|     pastor or rector in which the individual obligations, their fulfillment,
51    6,    1, 1326|     either by general norm or for individual delicts. Likewise, circumstances
52    6,    2      |            PART II.~PENALTIES FOR INDIVIDUAL DELICTS~
53    7,    1, 1424|          establishes otherwise in individual cases, the judicial vicar
54    7,    1, 1424|       order by turn to adjudicate individual cases.~§4. If it happens
55    7,    1, 1435|    appointed for all cases or for individual cases; however, the bishop
56    7,    1, 1472|           put in writing.~§2. The individual pages of the acts are to
57    7,    2, 1577|         determine in a decree the individual items upon which the services
58    7,    2, 1609|     assigned for the meeting, the individual judges are to submit their
59    7,    2, 1609|           of the Divine Name, the individual judges are to present their
60    7,    2, 1610|        the reasons from those the individual judges brought forth during
61    7,    2, 1610|           for the approval of the individual judges.~§3. The sentence
62    7,    2, 1611| appropriate response given to the individual doubts;~2/ determine what
63    7,    3, 1700|          in a stable manner or in individual cases to his tribunal, that