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 1 Intr            |       faculties, and the Union of Superiors General) in order that they
 2    1,    0,  134|          their own members, major superiors of clerical religious institutes
 3    1,    0,  134|        mentioned in §1 except the superiors of religious institutes
 4    2,    2,  443|           the territory;~2/ major superiors of religious institutes
 5    2,    2,  443|           are to determine; these superiors are to be elected respectively
 6    2,    2,  443|     respectively by all the major superiors of the institutes and societies
 7    2,    2,  463|           take his place;~9/ some superiors of religious institutes
 8    2,    3,  596|                      Can. 596 §1. Superiors and chapters of institutes
 9    2,    3,  601|         of the will to legitimate superiors, who stand in the place
10    2,    3      |                           Art. 1.~SUPERIORS AND COUNCILS~
11    2,    3,  617|                          Can. 617 Superiors are to fulfill their function
12    2,    3,  618|                          Can. 618 Superiors are to exercise their power,
13    2,    3,  618|     prejudice to the authority of superiors to decide and prescribe
14    2,    3,  619|                          Can. 619 Superiors are to devote themselves
15    2,    3,  620|           their vicars, are major superiors. Comparable to these are
16    2,    3,  620|     universal law grants to major superiors.~
17    2,    3,  622|    according to proper law. Other superiors possess power within the
18    2,    3,  623|           or if it concerns major superiors, by the constitutions.~
19    2,    3,  624|                      Can. 624 §1. Superiors are to be constituted for
20    2,    3,  624|         supreme moderator and for superiors of an autonomous house.~§
21    2,    3,  624|    provide suitable norms so that superiors, constituted for a definite
22    2,    3,  625|         diocesan right.~§3. Other superiors are to be constituted according
23    2,    3,  626|                          Can. 626 Superiors in the conferral of offices
24    2,    3,  627|        norm of the constitutions, superiors are to have their own council,
25    2,    3,  628|                  Can. 628 §1. The superiors whom the proper law of the
26    2,    3,  629|                          Can. 629 Superiors are to reside in their respective
27    2,    3,  630|                      Can. 630 §1. Superiors are to recognize the due
28    2,    3,  630|           the norm of proper law, superiors are to be concerned that
29    2,    3,  630|  obligation to approach them.~§4. Superiors are not to hear the confessions
30    2,    3,  630|           Members are to approach superiors with trust, to whom they
31    2,    3,  630|      initiative open their minds. Superiors, however, are forbidden
32    2,    3,  638|       validly.~§2. In addition to superiors, the officials who are designated
33    2,    3,  639|        with the permission of the superiors, it is bound to answer for
34    2,    3,  639|         without any permission of superiors, he or she must answer,
35    2,    3,  639|       entered into.~§5. Religious superiors are to take care that they
36    2,    3,  641|        novitiate belongs to major superiors according to the norm of
37    2,    3,  642|           642 With vigilant care, superiors are only to admit those
38    2,    3,  644|                          Can. 644 Superiors are not to admit to the
39    2,    3,  645|     freedom from impediments.~§4. Superiors can also seek other information,
40    2,    3,  650|        the authority of the major superiors.~
41    2,    3,  661|          and practical formation. Superiors, moreover, are to provide
42    2,    3,  665| withdrawing from the power of the superiors is to be sought out solicitously
43    2,    3,  677|                      Can. 677 §1. Superiors and members are to retain
44    2,    3,  678|           subject to their proper superiors and must remain faithful
45    2,    3,  678|    diocesan bishops and religious superiors must proceed through mutual
46    2,    3,  681|         to the right of religious superiors according to the norm of
47    2,    3,  684|           to make it by competent superiors, however, the member is
48    2,    3,  687|        upon and under the care of superiors and also of the local ordinary,
49    2,    3,  696|          legitimate prescripts of superiors in a grave matter; grave
50    2,    3      |        VIII.~CONFERENCES OF MAJOR SUPERIORS~
51    2,    3,  708|                    Can. 708 Major superiors can be associated usefully
52    2,    3,  709|          709 Conferences of major superiors are to have their own statutes
53    3,    0,  778|                Can. 778 Religious superiors and superiors of societies
54    3,    0,  778|           Religious superiors and superiors of societies of apostolic
55    3,    0,  819|          bishops or the competent superiors of the institutes must send
56    3,    0,  833|          begin their function;~8/ Superiors in clerical religious institutes
57    4,    1,  957|         secular clergy and to the superiors in churches of religious
58    4,    1,  968|           virtue of their office, superiors of religious institutes
59    4,    1, 1019|           other indult granted to superiors is revoked.~
60    5,    0, 1266|   established, offerings given to superiors or administrators of any