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   Book,  Part, Can.

 1    2,    1,  294|            bishops involved have been heard, the Apostolic See can erect
 2    2,    1,  317|               assistant, after having heard the major officials of the
 3    2,    1,  318|           cause, after the person has heard, however, the moderator
 4    2,    1,  320|              unless the authority has heard its moderator and other
 5    2,    2,  372|           bishops concerned have been heard, particular churches distinguished
 6    2,    2,  431| ecclesiastical provinces after having heard the bishops involved.~
 7    2,    2,  448|             the Apostolic See, having heard the diocesan bishops concerned,
 8    2,    2,  449|              of bishops, after having heard the bishops concerned.~§
 9    2,    2,  459|             the Apostolic See must be heard.~ ~
10    2,    2,  461|          diocesan bishop after he has heard the presbyteral council.~§
11    2,    2,  494|           every diocese, after having heard the college of consultors
12    2,    2,  494|               the bishop after he has heard the college of consultors
13    2,    2,  509|             Can. 509 §1. After having heard the chapter, it is for the
14    2,    2,  515|               parishes, unless he has heard the presbyteral council.~§
15    2,    2,  524|    appropriate investigations, having heard certain presbyters and lay
16    2,    2,  531|         diocesan bishop, after having heard the presbyteral council,
17    2,    2,  536|             it opportune after he has heard the presbyteral council,
18    2,    2,  547|         parochial vicar, after he has heard, if he has judged it opportune,
19    2,    2,  553|            vicar forane, after he has heard the priests who exercise
20    2,    2,  567|         priest after the superior has heard the community.~§2. It is
21    2,    3,  689|          major superior, after having heard the council, can exclude
22    2,    3,  697|          major superior, after having heard the council, has decided
23    2,    3,  726|               moderator, after having heard the council, can exclude
24    3,    0,  796|           with parents, who are to be heard willingly and for whom associations
25    4,    1,  858|            churches.~§2. After having heard the local pastor, the local
26    4,    1,  964|             Confessions are not to be heard outside a confessional without
27    4,    1,  971|     jurisdiction, unless he has first heard the ordinary of the same
28    4,    1,  986|        faithful entrusted to them are heard when they reasonably seek
29    4,    1,  986|            they reasonably seek to be heard and that they have the opportunity
30    4,    1, 1064|         fit-tingly, after he has also heard men and women proven by
31    4,    3, 1215|          consent unless, after having heard the presbyteral council
32    4,    3, 1222|         diocesan bishop, after having heard the presbyteral council,
33    5,    0, 1262|               the diocesan bishop has heard the finance council and
34    5,    0, 1280|          subject to him, after having heard the finance council.~§3.
35    5,    0, 1304|            the ordinary, after he has heard those concerned and his
36    5,    0, 1309|             obligations, after having heard those concerned and his
37    7,    1, 1433|              of the bond must also be heard if they take part in the
38    7,    1, 1451|           after the parties have been heard as well as the promoter
39    7,    1, 1465|           after the parties have been heard or if they request it; the
40    7,    1, 1469|           just cause and after having heard the parties, the judge can
41    7,    1, 1470|      otherwise, while cases are being heard before the tribunal, only
42    7,    1, 1479|               or curator after having heard, if possible, the diocesan
43    7,    2, 1514|               other parties have been heard and their arguments considered.~
44    7,    2, 1550|      testimony; they can, however, be heard by a decree of the judge
45    7,    2, 1550|         disclosure; moreover, matters heard by anyone and in any way
46    7,    2, 1558|          favor by civil law are to be heard in the place they select.~§
47    7,    2, 1562|            take it, however, is to be heard without the oath.~
48    7,    2, 1572|            from what has been seen or heard personally, or whether from
49    7,    2, 1575|                Can. 1575 After having heard the parties and their suggestions,
50    7,    2, 1577|              expert.~§3. After having heard the expert, the judge is
51    7,    2, 1582|               the judge, after having heard the parties, is to order
52    7,    2, 1589|             received the petition and heard the parties, the judge is
53    7,    2, 1591|           after the parties have been heard.~
54    7,    2, 1597|                Can. 1597 After having heard the parties, the judge must
55    7,    2, 1600|           after the parties have been heard and provided that there
56    7,    2, 1616|           after the parties have been heard and a decree appended to
57    7,    2, 1665|             even one witness has been heard, however, the judge can
58    7,    3, 1673|            gives consent after he has heard the respondent;~4/ the tribunal
59    7,    3, 1688|             the bond and after having heard the parties, will decide
60    7,    3, 1702|      instruction each spouse is to be heard, and the canons on the collection
61    7,    4, 1722|            the ordinary, after having heard the promoter of justice