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 1 Intr            |           it. Prompted by this same purpose and fulfilling at last the
 2 Intr            |      faithful. On the contrary, its purpose is rather to create such
 3 Intr            |             by Christ, and that its purpose is to be viewed in terms
 4 Intr            |     commission established for this purpose has felicitously completed
 5    1,    0,   17|           if there are such, to the purpose and circumstances of the
 6    1,    0,   94|              and which define their purpose, constitution, government,
 7    1,    0,  114|  universitates rerum) ordered for a purpose which is in keeping with
 8    1,    0,  114|            and which transcends the purpose of the individuals.~§2.
 9    1,    0,  114|         which pursue a truly useful purpose and, all things considered,
10    1,    0,  114|            achieve their designated purpose.~
11    1,    0,  142|        granted; by cessation of the purpose for the delegation; by revocation
12    1,    0,  145|           exercised for a spiritual purpose.~§2. The obligations and
13    2,    1,  233|       projects established for that purpose.~§2. Moreover, priests,
14    2,    1,  255|             seminary has a pastoral purpose, strictly pastoral instruction
15    2,    1,  275|       clerics all work for the same purpose, namely, the building up
16    2,    1,  278| participating in associations whose purpose or activity cannot be reconciled
17    2,    1,  304|           statutes which define the purpose or social objective of the
18    2,    1,  304|            regard to their intended purpose.~
19    2,    2,  420|             appointed only for this purpose by the vicar or prefect
20    2,    2,  451|  effectively help it to achieve its purpose.~
21    2,    3,  574|           mission, according to the purpose and spirit of the institute.~
22    2,    3,  578|      founders regarding the nature, purpose, spirit, and character of
23    2,    3,  588|             which, by reason of the purpose or design intended by the
24    2,    3,  588|          its nature, character, and purpose a proper function defined
25    2,    3,  607|         proper to the character and purpose of each institute.~
26    2,    3,  633|        conform to the character and purpose of the institute.~ ~
27    2,    3,  647|        properly designated for this purpose. In particular cases and
28    2,    3,  652|           character and spirit, the purpose and discipline, the history
29    2,    3,  659|           and times, insofar as the purpose and character of the institute
30    2,    3,  665|         than a year, except for the purpose of caring for ill health,
31    2,    3,  670|            necessary to achieve the purpose of their vocation, according
32    2,    3,  680|      prejudice to the character and purpose of individual institutes
33    2,    3,  708|           to achieve more fully the purpose of the individual institutes,
34    2,    3,  722|         which better respond to the purpose, spirit, and character of
35    2,    3,  731|          vows, pursue the apostolic purpose proper to the society and,
36    2,    3,  735|           apostolic, adapted to the purpose and character of the society,
37    2,    3,  737|          leading the members to the purpose of their proper vocation
38    3,    0,  755|           ecumenical movement whose purpose is the restoration among
39    3,    0,  776|              and children, to which purpose he is to use the help of
40    3,    0,  785|         schools designated for this purpose or, where such schools are
41    3,    0,  788|            book designated for this purpose.~§2. Through instruction
42    4,    1,  987|         sins committed and having a purpose of amendment, the person
43    4,    2, 1194|      depends, by the absence of the purpose of the vow, by dispensation,
44    4,    2, 1202|             greater good;~3/ if the purpose or a condition under which
45    4,    3, 1205|            books prescribe for this purpose.~
46    4,    3, 1207|             another priest for this purpose.~
47    4,    3, 1232|            determine especially the purpose, the authority of the rector,
48    5,    0, 1264|         ecclesiastical institute or purpose without the written permission
49    5,    0, 1266|          the faithful for a certain purpose can be applied only for
50    5,    0, 1266|          applied only for that same purpose.~
51    5,    0, 1273|          goods or offerings for the purpose of providing, according
52    5,    0, 1283|         insurance policies for this purpose insofar as necessary;~2/
53    5,    0, 1307|            appropriately the proper purpose of the institute.~§5. The
54    6,    1, 1311|    consistent with the supernatural purpose of the Church.~§3. Penal
55    6,    2, 1366|             them for a sacrilegious purpose incurs a latae sententiae
56    7,    2, 1504|             say they reside for the purpose of receiving the acts;~4/
57    7,    5, 1742|          group established for this purpose in a stable manner by the