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 1    1,    0,   16|          for whom and affects the matters for which it was given.~
 2    1,    0,   19|         of laws issued in similar matters, general principles of law
 3    1,    0,   52|      force only in respect to the matters which it decides and for
 4    1,    0,   53|           over a general in those matters which are specifically expressed.
 5    1,    0,   67|         over the general in those matters which are particularly expressed.~§
 6    1,    0,   68|     letter, or it concerns public matters, or it is necessary that
 7    1,    0,   98|         guardians except in those matters in which minors are exempted
 8    1,    0,  133|    mandate with respect to either matters or persons does not act
 9    1,    0,  179|         of the office, whether in matters spiritual or temporal, and
10    2,    1,  212|          pastors their opinion on matters which pertain to the good
11    2,    1,  218|        opinion prudently on those matters in which they possess expertise,
12    2,    1,  227|     magisterium of the Church. In matters of opinion, moreover, they
13    2,    1,  262|            except for matrimonial matters and without prejudice to
14    2,    2,  338|          Pontiff to determine the matters to be treated in a council
15    2,    2,  345|         that is, one which treats matters that directly pertain to
16    2,    2,  353|          concerning certain grave matters which occur rather frequently
17    2,    2,  357|     intervene in any way in those matters which pertain to the administration
18    2,    2,  357|        the churches.~§2. In those matters which pertain to their own
19    2,    2,  364|           5/ to strive to promote matters which pertain to the peace,
20    2,    2,  407|         to consult one another on matters of major importance.~§2.
21    2,    2,  427|           bishop, excluding those matters which are excepted by their
22    2,    2,  438|           of honor unless in some matters the contrary is clear from
23    2,    2,  478|        and experience in handling matters.~§2. The function of vicar
24    2,    2,  489|    documents of criminal cases in matters of morals, in which the
25    2,    2,  495|           to hear in more serious matters.~
26    2,    3,  678| submission and reverence in those matters which regard the care of
27    2,    3,  681|       devoted to it, and economic matters.~
28    2,    3,  738|        the constitutions in those matters which regard the internal
29    2,    3,  738|          diocesan bishop in those matters which regard public worship,
30    3,    0,  749|   together with the Roman Pontiff matters of faith or morals, they
31    3,    0,  775|          dioceses in catechetical matters.~
32    3,    0,  827|       that books dealing with the matters mentioned in §2, although
33    4,    1, 1148|           if necessary, and other matters required by the law are
34    5,    0, 1266|          for a just cause and, in matters of greater importance if
35    5,    0, 1289|          canon law insofar as the matters are subject to the power
36    6,    1, 1319|       with penalties in all those matters in which they are subject
37    6,    1, 1341|        pertain only to procedural matters.~
38    7,    1, 1400|      cases which regard spiritual matters or those connected to spiritual
39    7,    1, 1400|      those connected to spiritual matters;~2/ the violation of ecclesiastical
40    7,    1, 1400| ecclesiastical laws and all those matters in which there is a question
41    7,    1, 1404|            bishops in contentious matters, without prejudice to the
42    7,    1, 1478|          connected with spiritual matters, if the minors have attained
43    7,    1, 1493|  concerning the same or different matters, so long as the actions
44    7,    2, 1526|   following do not need proof:~1/ matters presumed by the law itself;~
45    7,    2, 1548|           advice, regarding those matters subject to this secrecy;~
46    7,    2, 1550|          2/ priests regarding all matters which they have come to
47    7,    2, 1550|       their disclosure; moreover, matters heard by anyone and in any
48    7,    2, 1559|          the circumstances of the matters and persons.~
49    7,    2, 1565|            2. Nonetheless, if the matters about which testimony must
50    7,    2, 1565|        witness beforehand on some matters if the judge thinks this
51    7,    2, 1573|           a deposition concerning matters done ex officio, or unless
52    7,    2, 1602|       number of copies, and other matters of this kind.~
53    7,    2, 1664|         fashion and only in those matters pertaining to the substance
54    7,    2, 1670|                Can. 1670 In other matters pertaining to the manner
55    7,    2, 1670|    observed. In order to expedite matters without prejudice to justice,
56    7,    3, 1691|          1691 In other procedural matters, the canons on trials in
57    7,    3, 1715|           made validly concerning matters which pertain to the public
58    7,    3, 1715|         the public good and other matters about which the parties
59    7,    5, 1736|            Can. 1736 §1. In those matters in which hierarchical recourse