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 1    1,    0,   65|          a vicar general or by an episcopal vicar cannot be granted
 2    1,    0,   65|          a vicar general or by an episcopal vicar and afterwards obtained
 3    1,    0,   65|         from his vicar general or episcopal vicar without the consent
 4    1,    0,  134|        namely, vicars general and episcopal vicars; likewise, for their
 5    1,    0,  134|   excluding the vicar general and episcopal vicar except by special
 6    2,    1,  272|      particular church unless the episcopal see has been vacant for
 7    2,    2,  332| legitimate election together with episcopal consecration. Therefore,
 8    2,    2,  332|    pontificate who is marked with episcopal character obtains this power
 9    2,    2,  332|          the person elected lacks episcopal character, however, he is
10    2,    2,  350|    divided into three orders: the episcopal order, to which belong cardinals
11    2,    2,  351|          yet bishops must receive episcopal consecration.~§2. Cardinals
12    2,    2,  355|          oldest cardinal from the episcopal order.~§2. The senior cardinal
13    2,    2,  375|           governance.~§2. Through episcopal consecration itself, bishops
14    2,    2,  377|       worthy of and suited to the episcopal function.~§3. Unless it
15    2,    2,  379|           episcopacy must receive episcopal consecration within three
16    2,    2,  383|           same rite or through an episcopal vicar.~§3. He is to act
17    2,    2,  391|         through vicars general or episcopal vicars according to the
18    2,    2,  396|         auxiliary, vicar general, episcopal vicar, or another presbyter.~§
19    2,    2,  397|           are subject to ordinary episcopal visitation.~§2. A bishop
20    2,    2,  406|     vicars general or at least as episcopal vicars, dependent only on
21    2,    2,  408|         habitually to another the episcopal rights and functions which
22    2,    2,  409|             Can. 409 §1. When the episcopal see is vacant, the coadjutor
23    2,    2,  409|    possession of it.~§2. When the episcopal see is vacant and unless
24    2,    2,  409|     possessed as vicar general or episcopal vicar while the see was
25    2,    2,  412|                       Can. 412 An episcopal see is understood to be
26    2,    2,  413|     bishop, the vicar general, an episcopal vicar, or another priest,
27    2,    2,  416|                       Can. 416 An episcopal see is vacant upon the death
28    2,    2,  417|           that a vicar general or episcopal vicar does has force until
29    2,    2,  417|            a vicar general, or an episcopal vicar does has force until
30    2,    2,  418|          of the vicar general and episcopal vicar ceases, without prejudice
31    2,    2,  421|       notice of the vacancy of an episcopal see and without prejudice
32    2,    2,  428|        some way to the diocese or episcopal rights. They, and consequently
33    2,    2,  435|    metropolitan is joined with an episcopal see determined or approved
34    2,    2,  437|      months from the reception of episcopal consecration or if he has
35    2,    2,  443|            the vicars general and episcopal vicars of all the particular
36    2,    2,  462|       delegate a vicar general or episcopal vicar to fulfill this responsibility
37    2,    2,  463|       bishops;~2/ vicars general, episcopal vicars, and the judicial
38    2,    2,  468|     prudent judgment.~§2. When an episcopal see is vacant or impeded,
39    2,    2,  473|          of the vicars general or episcopal vicars. Where it is expedient,
40    2,    2,  473|    expedient, he can establish an episcopal council, consisting of the
41    2,    2,  473|         of the vicars general and episcopal vicars, to foster pastoral
42    2,    2      |        Art. 1.~VICARS GENERAL AND EPISCOPAL VICARS~
43    2,    2,  476|          also appoint one or more episcopal vicars, namely, those who
44    2,    2,  477|   appoints a vicar general and an episcopal vicar and can freely remove
45    2,    2,  477|         prescript of can. 406. An episcopal vicar who is not an auxiliary
46    2,    2,  477|           same norm applies to an episcopal vicar.~
47    2,    2,  478|            A vicar general and an episcopal vicar are to be priests
48    2,    2,  478|     function of vicar general and episcopal vicar can neither be coupled
49    2,    2,  479|           2. By the law itself an episcopal vicar has the same power
50    2,    2,  479|         to a vicar general and an episcopal vicar, unless it has been
51    2,    2,  480|        480 A vicar general and an episcopal vicar must report to the
52    2,    2,  481|         of a vicar general and an episcopal vicar ceases at the expiration
53    2,    2,  481|         and at the vacancy of the episcopal see.~§2. When the function
54    2,    2,  481|         of a vicar general and an episcopal vicar is suspended also
55    3,    0,  833|         delegate, vicars general, episcopal vicars, and judicial vicars;~
56    4,    1, 1014|          bishop consecrator in an episcopal consecration is to be joined
57    4,    1, 1015|    personally if he possesses the episcopal character.~
58    4,    2, 1169|          1. Those marked with the episcopal character and presbyters