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 1    1,    0,   11|      Church or received into it, possess the efficient use of reason,
 2    1,    0,   31|            Can. 31 §1. Those who possess executive power are able
 3    1,    0,   34| execution of the laws. Those who possess executive power legitimately
 4    1,    0,   85|          be granted by those who possess executive power within the
 5    1,    0,  114|           all things considered, possess the means which are foreseen
 6    1,    0,  134|         368 as well as those who possess general ordinary executive
 7    1,    0,  134|    pontifical right who at least possess ordinary executive power.~§
 8    1,    0,  135|      judges or judicial colleges possess, must be exercised in the
 9    2,    1,  212|          and prestige which they possess, they have the right and
10    2,    1,  218|      those matters in which they possess expertise, while observing
11    2,    1,  221|     defend the rights which they possess in the Church in the competent
12    2,    1,  224|     bound by the obligations and possess the rights which are enumerated
13    2,    1,  225|       the general obligation and possess the right as individuals,
14    2,    1,  226|        most grave obligation and possess the right to educate them.
15    2,    1,  229|      bound by the obligation and possess the right to acquire knowledge
16    2,    1,  229|        apostolate.~§2. They also possess the right to acquire that
17    2,    1,  230|         Can. 230 §1. Lay men who possess the age and qualifications
18    2,    1,  238|  Seminaries legitimately erected possess juridic personality in the
19    2,    1,  271|          when they return to it, possess all the rights which they
20    2,    1,  281|        also be made so that they possess that social assistance which
21    2,    1,  306|         In order for a person to possess the rights and privileges
22    2,    1,  310|  obligations and can acquire and possess rights and goods as co-owners
23    2,    1,  323|        of the Christian faithful possess autonomy according to the
24    2,    2,  333|    immediate power which bishops possess in the particular churches
25    2,    2,  351|          bound by the duties and possess the rights defined by law.~§
26    2,    2,  351|         of cardinals nor does he possess any of their rights. After
27    2,    2,  352|        vacant, the cardinals who possess title to a suburbicarian
28    2,    2,  357|         them.~Nevertheless, they possess no power of governance offer
29    2,    2,  373|       those legitimately erected possess juridic personality by the
30    2,    2,  403|        auxiliary bishop does not possess the right of succession.~§
31    2,    2,  432|     council and the metropolitan possess authority in an ecclesiastical
32    2,    2,  455|     belong to the conference and possess a deliberative vote. They
33    2,    2,  466|       other members of the synod possess only a consultative vote.
34    2,    2,  476|        certain groups of persons possess the same ordinary power
35    2,    2,  521|     other virtues; he is also to possess those qualities which are
36    2,    2,  522|           Can. 522 A pastor must possess stability and therefore
37    2,    3,  574|          this state so that they possess a special gift in the life
38    2,    3,  586|        institutes, by which they possess their own discipline in
39    2,    3,  596|       and chapters of institutes possess that power over members
40    2,    3,  596|        right, however, they also possess ecclesiastical power of
41    2,    3,  622|      proper law. Other superiors possess power within the limits
42    3,    0,  748|      bound by the obligation and possess the right of embracing and
43    3,    0,  753|      particular councils, do not possess infallibility in teaching,
44    3,    0,  764|           presbyters and deacons possess the faculty of preaching
45    3,    0,  793|      bound by the obligation and possess the right of educating their
46    3,    0,  797|            Can. 797 Parents must possess a true freedom in choosing
47    4,    1,  883|           Can. 883 The following possess the faculty of administering
48    4,    1,  967|   particular case.~§2. Those who possess the faculty of hearing confessions
49    4,    1,  967|        cann. 968, §2 and 969, §2 possess the same faculty everywhere
50    4,    1,  968|       take the place of a pastor possess the faculty of hearing confessions,
51    4,    1,  968|          of their constitutions, possess the faculty of hearing the
52    4,    1, 1026|          Can. 1026 A person must possess due freedom in order to
53    4,    1, 1029|         the requisite knowledge, possess a good reputation, and are
54    4,    1, 1031|     twenty-fifth year of age and possess sufficient maturity; an
55    4,    1, 1079|        the norm of can. 1116, §2 possess the same power of dispensing.~§
56    4,    1, 1080|       therein have been observed possess the power of dispensing
57    4,    2, 1168|         ordinary lay persons who possess the appropriate qualities
58    4,    2, 1191|       prohibited by law, all who possess suitable use of reason are
59    7,    2, 1558|           bishops, and those who possess a similar favor by civil