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3001 Intr | SCSSU Sacra Congregatio de Seminariis et de Studiorum Universitatibus ( 3002 2, 2, 495| presbyterium, is to be like a senate of the bishop and which 3003 4, 1, 855| name foreign to Christian sensibility is not given.~ 3004 4, 0, 834| humanity is signified through sensible signs and effected in a 3005 7, 2, 1515| therefore, if the possessor is sentenced to restore the property, 3006 2, 2, 508| diocese from undeclared latae sentential censures not reserved to 3007 Intr | wish to express today my sentiments of deep gratitude.~In the 3008 Intr | VS SCRIS Instr. Venite seorsum, 15 aug. 1969 (AAS 61 [1969] 3009 6, 1, 1348| especially censures, unless the seriousness of the case clearly demands 3010 Intr | Apsotolicae ad experimentum servandae, 23 mar. 1968~OBP Ordo Baptismi 3011 Intr | God,~John Paul, bishop, servant of the servants of God as 3012 7, 5, 1733| wise persons to avoid or settle the controversy in a suitable 3013 2, 3, 643| who has not yet completed seventeen years of age;~2/ a spouse, 3014 Intr | April 17, 1964 Paul VI added seventy consultors to the Commission 3015 2, 2, 538| When a pastor has completed seventy-Five years of age, he is requested 3016 Intr | expanded Commission numbered seventy-four members. At the beginning 3017 4, 1, 1152| spouse has the right to sever conjugal living unless the 3018 4, 1, 1152| the innocent spouse has severed conjugal living voluntarily, 3019 2, 3, 606| valid in law for either sex, unless it is otherwise 3020 Intr | of Gregory IX, the Liber Sextus of Boniface VIII, the Clementinae, 3021 4, 1, 1096| offspring by means of some sexual cooperation.~§2. This ignorance 3022 Intr | AAS 59 [1967] 697-704)~SFS SCIC Litt. circ. Spiritual 3023 4, 2, 1192| some thing; mixed if it shares the nature of a personal 3024 2, 1, 251| development of the students, sharpens their minds, and makes them 3025 2, 2, 369| entrusted to a bishop for him to shepherd with the cooperation of 3026 2, 2, 371| circumstances and which, to be shepherded, is entrusted to an apostolic 3027 Intr | changes and significant shifts in customs within a few 3028 4, 1, 940| presence of Christ is to shine continuously before a tabernacle 3029 2, 2, 383| the Lord, so that there shines on them the charity of Christ 3030 4, 1, 905| same day.~§2. If there is a shortage of priests, the local ordinary 3031 7, 1, 1465| judge, however, can never shorten those limits validly unless 3032 7, 1, 1465| be extended nor validly shortened unless the parties request 3033 1, 0, 8| expressly established a shorter or longer suspensive period ( 3034 Intr | desired renewal of the Code.~Shortly after the Ecumenical Council 3035 1, 0, 39| expressed by the particles if (si), unless (nisi), or provided 3036 Intr | INTRODUCTION~SANCTA SEDES~omnia sibi vindicat iura. Nemini liceat, 3037 Intr | CD.~ ~ABBREVIATIONS AND SIGLA~AA Decr. Apostolicam actuositatem, 3038 7, 2, 1542| proof against the author or signatory and those deriving a case 3039 7, 2, 1622| decision;~3/ it lacks the signatures prescribed by law;~4/ it 3040 4, 2, 1190| relics.~§2. Relics of great significance and other relics honored 3041 4, 1, 1063| to show that the spouses signify and share in the mystery 3042 2, 1, 285| also are to refrain from signing promissory notes, namely, 3043 5, 0, 1280| administration; if the statutes are silent in this regard, however, 3044 2, 2, 529| from their country, and similarly those weighed down by special 3045 6, 2, 1378| can. 1378, a person who simulates the administration of a 3046 Intr | which would be functioning simultaneously. Reports prepared by three 3047 1, 0, 127| obliged to offer their opinion sincerely and, if the gravity of the 3048 6, 1, 1317| except possibly for certain singularly malicious delicts which 3049 4, 2, 1184| faith;~3/ other manifest sinners who cannot be granted ecclesiastical 3050 4, 1, 959| which they have wounded by sinning.~ 3051 4, 3, 1251| until the beginning of their sixtieth year. Nevertheless, pastors 3052 Intr | revision process can only be sketched at the outset but cannot 3053 3, 0, 804| Christian life, and teaching skill.~ 3054 2, 1, 258| under the direction of a skilled priest.~ 3055 Intr | were, spontaneously emerged slowly during the revision process, 3056 4, 1, 952| which is larger or even smaller than the one defined.~§2. 3057 Intr | Episcoporum~Sec Secretaria Status~SN Pius PP. XII, m.p. Sollicitudinem 3058 Intr | greater application of the so-called principle of subsidiarity 3059 Intr | Instrumentis Communicationis Socialis Praepositum~CIP Pontificia 3060 Intr | given not only to their sociological importance (namely, the 3061 Intr | 1950 (AAS 42 [1950] 5-120)~SOE Paulus PP. VI, m.p. Sollicitudo 3062 4, 2, 1176| the same time brings the solace of hope to the living, must 3063 Intr | bishops asked that a new and sole collection laws be prepared 3064 4, 1, 982| concerning the crime of solicitation to sin against the sixth 3065 6, 2, 1386| the pretext of confession solicits a penitent to sin against 3066 2, 3, 603| the world, the silence of solitude, and assiduous prayer and 3067 Intr | Status~SN Pius PP. XII, m.p. Sollicitudinem nostram, 6 ian. 1950 (AAS 3068 7, 5, 1733| seek and suggest equitable solutions according to the norms determined 3069 Intr | government is to be revised somewhat, for contemporary apostolic 3070 4, 2, 1173| praises him without ceasing by song and prayer and intercedes 3071 2, 3, 618| govern their subjects as sons or daughters of God and, 3072 4, 1, 865| also to be urged to have sorrow for personal sins.~§2. An 3073 3, 0, 767| occasion of some feast day or a sorrowful event.~§4. It is for the 3074 4, 1, 959| legitimate minister, are sorry for them, and intend to 3075 2, 3, 664| after conversion of the soul toward God, to examine their 3076 Intr | AAS 61 [1969] 473-484)~SPA Sacra Paenitentiaria Apostolica~ 3077 2, 3, 697| warning after an intervening space of at least fifteen days;~ 3078 Intr | Paenitentiaria Apostolica~SpC Pius PP. XII, Const. Ap. 3079 7, 1, 1471| person to be questioned speaks a language unknown to the 3080 Intr | 1934] 449-491)~NSSA Normae speciales in Supremo Tribunali Signaturae 3081 2, 2, 358| his special envoy (missus specialis) has competence only offer 3082 Intr | these phases of the work, specialists in theology, history and 3083 Intr | united efforts on the part of specialized persons and institutions 3084 7, 1, 1404| confirmed specifically (in forma specifica) by the Roman Pontiff without 3085 7, 1, 1458| unless one of them requires speedier treatment than the others; 3086 2, 2, 346| affairs which require a speedy solution consists of members 3087 2, 1, 236| celibate or married, are to spend three years in a program 3088 2, 2, 533| those days which the pastor spends once a year in spiritual 3089 Intr | 1950 (AAS 43 [1951] 5-24)~SPNC Secretariatus pro non credentibus~ 3090 4, 1, 924| fruit of the vine and not spoiled.~ 3091 4, 1, 924| that there is no danger of spoiling.~§3. The wine must be natural 3092 Intr | decisions of which the Pontiff spoke on that same day: the intention 3093 Intr | Pius PP. XII, Const. Ap. Sponsa Christi, 21 nov. 1950 (AAS 3094 Intr | Rituum (usque ad 8-v-1969)~SRR Sacra Romana Rota~SRRD Sacrae 3095 Intr | v-1969)~SRR Sacra Romana Rota~SRRD Sacrae Romanae Rotae Decisiones 3096 Intr | Decisiones seu Sententiae~Ssap PIUS PP. XII, Const. Ap. 3097 7, 1, 1471| oath is to be used. The statements, however, are to be put 3098 1, 0, 118| competence is granted by statute.~ 3099 2, 2, 383| living in the territory or staying there temporarily; he is 3100 4, 1, 1084| remains, declared null.~§3. Sterility neither prohibits nor nullifies 3101 5, 0, 1272| supreme administrator and steward of all ecclesiastical goods.~ 3102 5, 0, 1300| performed their function.~§3. Stipulations contrary to this right of 3103 6, 1, 1330| liturgical action must be stopped unless a grave cause precludes 3104 4, 1, 944| procession through the public streets is to be held as a public 3105 2, 2, 364| legate is daily to make stronger and more effective the bonds 3106 Intr | drafted and the best way of structuring relationships between the 3107 2, 1, 244| and so organized that each student, according to his character, 3108 Intr | Congregatio de Seminariis et de Studiorum Universitatibus (usque ad 3109 Intr | Paulus PP. VI, Enc. Ecclesiam Suam, 6 aug. 1964 (AAS 56 [1964] 3110 1, 0, 137| personal qualifications or subdelegation was expressly forbidden.~§ 3111 7, 2, 1600| and any danger of fraud or subornation is eliminated;~3/ in all 3112 1, 0, 63| Can. 63 §1. Subreption, or concealment of the truth, 3113 Intr | the so-called principle of subsidiarity within the Church. It is 3114 3, 0, 797| and even supports it with subsidies; distributive justice is 3115 2, 3, 668| way by reason of pension, subsidy, or insurance is acquired 3116 2, 1, 204| this world as a society, subsists in the Catholic Church governed 3117 7, 2, 1624| demand that another judge be substituted according to the norm of 3118 1, 0, 43| another as executor unless substitution has been forbidden, the 3119 1, 0, 171| evident that, with that vote subtracted, the one elected did not 3120 2, 2, 375| who by divine institution succeed to the place of the Apostles 3121 2, 2, 468| the law itself until the succeeding diocesan bishop has decided 3122 1, 0, 132| transfers to any ordinary who succeeds him in governance.~ 3123 1, 0, 93| A dispensation which has successive application ceases in the 3124 1, 0, 90| of doubt concerning the sufficiency of the cause, a dispensation 3125 2, 2, 377| of the metropolitan and suffragans of the province to which 3126 4, 1, 994| them to the dead by way of suffrage.~ 3127 2, 2, 442| bishop elected by the other sufuffagan bishops to preside offer 3128 Intr | schemata at the request or suggestion of the bishops and other 3129 7, 2, 1564| deceitful or deceptive or suggestive of a response, free from 3130 4, 1, 1041| maliciously or who has attempted suicide;~6/ a person who has placed 3131 4, 1, 897| through the ages is the summit and source of all worship 3132 Intr | celebrandae promulgatur a Summo Pontifice approbatus, 8 3133 7, 3, 1681| instruction for a dispensation super rato and then transmit the 3134 7, 4, 1717| an inquiry seems entirely superfluous.~§2. Care must be taken 3135 6, 1, 1324| Can. 1325 Crass, supine, or affected ignorance can 3136 7, 3, 1705| defender of the bond.~§2. If supplemental instruction is required 3137 1, 0, 144| law or of fact, the Church supplies executive power of governance 3138 Intr | NSSA Normae speciales in Supremo Tribunali Signaturae Apsotolicae 3139 Intr | AAS 67 [1975] 609-645)~SA Supremum Tribunal Signaturae Apostolicae~ 3140 2, 1, 285| are prohibited from giving surety even with their own goods 3141 1, 0, 120| collegial juridic person survives, and the aggregate of persons ( 3142 7, 2, 1624| therefore considers the judge suspect, the party can demand that 3143 7, 3, 1681| marriage did not occur, after suspending the case of nullity with 3144 3, 0, 782| initiating, fostering, and sustaining missionary endeavors in 3145 4, 2, 1186| faithful and whose intercession sustains them.~ 3146 4, 1, 1095| of reason;~2/ those who suVer from a grave defect of discretion 3147 4, 1, 998| are dangerously ill to the suVering and glorified Lord in order 3148 4, 3, 1222| provided that the good of souls suVers no detriment thereby.~ 3149 3, 0, 771| of their life do not have suYcient common and ordinary pastoral 3150 4, 2, 1200| 1. A person who freely swears to do something is bound 3151 Intr | world which had experienced sweeping changes and significant 3152 Intr | account of the excessively swift changes in contemporary 3153 Intr | Denzinger-Schönmetzer, Enchiridion Symbolorum Definitionum et Declarationum 3154 2, 2, 395| limina visits, councils, synods of bishops, conferences 3155 Intr | seminaries, 6 ian. 1980~SE Synodus Episcoporum~Sec Secretaria 3156 2, 2, 486| to be kept with a brief synopsis of each written document.~ 3157 Intr | corresponds to some extent the Syntagma canonum or oriental corpus 3158 Intr | issues being discussed. A synthesis of all the animadversions 3159 Intr | carefully to organize and synthesize all the animadversions, 3160 2, 2, 491| diligently protected and systematically ordered in it.~§3. In order 3161 Intr | differences between the two systems, nonetheless the systematic 3162 4, 1, 1152| committed adultery.~§2. Tacit condonation exists if the 3163 4, 1, 1152| of the other expressly or tacitly, the spouse has the right 3164 7, 2, 1629| Signatura;~2/ from a sentence tainted by a defect of nullity, 3165 3, 0, 819| in character, virtue, and talent.~ 3166 3, 0, 795| moral, and intellectual talents harmoniously, acquire a 3167 3, 0, 772| giving a radio or television talk on Christian doctrine, the 3168 4, 1, 1061| baptized is called ratum tantum if it has not been consummated; 3169 Intr | throughout especially from a technical-juridic standpoint, of drafting 3170 4, 1, 1079| be reached only through telegraph or telephone.~ 3171 4, 1, 1079| only through telegraph or telephone.~ 3172 6, 1, 1342| penalty, the judge can also temper the penalty or impose a 3173 3, 0, 787| manner adapted to their own temperament and culture, avenues are 3174 Intr | take cognizance of charity, temperance, humaneness and moderation, 3175 6, 1, 1323| by law or precept must be tempered or a penance employed in 3176 5 | LIBER V. DE BONIS ECCLESIAE TEMPORALIBUS~ 3177 Intr | 1965] 90-112)~UT SE Ultimis temporibus, 30 nov. 1971 (AAS 63 [1971] 3178 4, 1, 996| method, according to the tenor of the grant.~ 3179 2, 2, 468| continued or has declared it terminated.~ 3180 Intr | schemata, of ensuring a uniform terminology throughout especially from 3181 2, 2, 377| regards what is called the ternus to be proposed to the Apostolic 3182 2, 3, 652| assistants to discern and test the vocation of the novices 3183 5, 0, 1300| attached to last wills and testaments are to be considered non-existent.~ 3184 5, 0, 1298| ful-filling the intention of the testator.~ 3185 Intr | VI, Adh. Ap. Evangelica testificatio, 29 iun. 1971 (AAS 63 [1971] 3186 7, 2, 1528| appear before the judge to testify, it is permissible to hear 3187 4, 1, 909| eucharistic sacrifice and to offer thanks to God at its completion.~ 3188 3, 0, 788| are to be recognized as theirs.~ 3189 3, 0, 780| and that they learn in theory and in practice the methods 3190 | thereafter 3191 | therein 3192 Intr | work almost to its end. I think then of the secretaries 3193 Intr | different schools and ways of thinking.~The study, examination 3194 2, 2, 455| passed by at least a two thirds vote of the prelates who 3195 7, 5, 1735| time limits run from the thirtieth day.~ 3196 4, 1, 1031| completing at least the thirty-fifth year of age and with the 3197 2, 1, 252| salvation, especially with St. Thomas as a teacher. There are 3198 Intr | easily be informed and have a thorough knowledge of these norms 3199 Intr | Canon Law. In so doing, my thoughts go back to the same day 3200 1, 0, 36| to litigation, pertain to threatening or inflicting penalties, 3201 6, 2, 1394| was committed by force or threats or publicly or with a minor 3202 6, 2, 1366| Can. 1367 A person who throws away the consecrated species 3203 2, 2, 554| vicar forane, which is not tied to the office of pastor 3204 5, 0, 1283| debt itself is repaid in a timely manner;~6/ with the consent 3205 2, 1, 276| to fulfill faithfully and tirelessly the duties of the pastoral 3206 Intr | AAS 48 [1956] 334-345)~tit. Titulus~UR Decr. Unitatis 3207 Intr | 48 [1956] 334-345)~tit. Titulus~UR Decr. Unitatis redintegratio, 3208 Intr | by the Fourth Council of Toledo (633), which prescribed 3209 1, 0, 5| immemorial customs which can be tolerated if, in the judgment of the 3210 4, 3, 1241| have a special cemetery or tomb, to be blessed according 3211 2, 2, 400| to Rome to venerate the tombs of the Blessed Apostles 3212 Intr | immense pile of laws piled on top of other laws.” The lack 3213 Intr | 702-704)~OT Decr. Optatam totius, 28 oct. 1965 (AAS 58 [1966] 3214 Intr | PP. II, Litt. Catechesi Tradendae, 16 oct. 1979 (AAS 71 [1979] 3215 4, 1, 947| appearance of traYcking or trading is to be excluded entirely 3216 4, 3, 1236| 1236 §1. According to the traditional practice of the Church, 3217 2, 3, 722| institute, and that they are trained in the spirit and way of 3218 5, 0, 1294| alienation but also in any transaction which can worsen the patrimonial 3219 1, 0, 114| of the Church and which transcends the purpose of the individuals.~§ 3220 7, 2, 1616| material error occurs in transcribing the dispositive section 3221 2, 3, 722| and are to be taught to transform their whole life into the 3222 4, 1, 1035| promoted to the permanent or transitional diaconate, he is required 3223 7, 1, 1474| tribunal, they are to be translated into one known to that tribunal, 3224 7, 3, 1706| 1706 The Apostolic See transmits the rescript of the dispensation 3225 1, 0, 100| has a quasi-domicile; a traveler (peregrinus) if the person 3226 4, 1, 947| Can. 947 Any appearance of traYcking or trading is to be excluded 3227 Intr | this task poured out the treasures of their doctrine and wisdom. 3228 2, 2, 345| session, that is, one which treats matters that directly pertain 3229 Intr | enacted by the Council of Trent during the time of the Catholic 3230 Intr | Normae speciales in Supremo Tribunali Signaturae Apsotolicae ad 3231 Intr | Normae Sacrae Romanae Rotae Tribunalis, 29 iun. 1934 (AAS 26 [1934] 3232 Intr | and coadjutor bishop of Trujillo, Venezuela, was named the 3233 7, 2, 1541| public documents are to be trusted concerning everything which 3234 2, 1, 318| 312, §1 can designate a trustee who is to direct the association 3235 7, 1, 1448| collateral line or by reason of trusteeship, guardianship, close acquaintance, 3236 Intr | be observed by the body.~Trusting therefore in the help of 3237 7, 3, 1692| the prescript of §2, is to try to defer the case to the 3238 7, 1, 1424| assign the judges in order by turn to adjudicate individual 3239 Intr | the latter’s completion.~Turning our minds today to the beginning 3240 Intr | sources. In the middle of the twelfth century, this mass of collections 3241 2, 3, 658| the completion of at least twenty-one years of age;~2/ previous 3242 4, 1, 1031| only after completing the twenty-third year of age.~§2. A candidate 3243 2, 1, 276| spiritual life from the two-fold table of sacred scripture 3244 1, 0, 181| Can. 181 §1. At least two-thirds of the votes are required 3245 Intr | 57 [1965] 90-112)~UT SE Ultimis temporibus, 30 nov. 1971 ( 3246 2, 1, 265| faculty, in such a way that unattached or transient clerics are 3247 7, 5, 1745| because those pastors are unavailable;~3/ finally, to establish 3248 Intr | 1966] 713-727)~OUI Ordo Unctionis infirmorum eorumque Pastoralis 3249 5, 0, 1282| the patrimony happens to undergo is to be noted in each copy.~ 3250 1, 0, 201| understood as that which undergoes no interruption.~§2. Useful 3251 Intr | two elements which should underly the whole revision effort. 3252 2, 1, 216| action even by their own undertakings, according to their own 3253 1, 0, 199| faithful;~4/ the certain and undoubted boundaries of ecclesiastical 3254 Intr | legislation itself.~Hence unduly rigid norms are to be set 3255 2, 2, 562| occurs which is in any way unfitting to the holiness of the place 3256 4, 1, 1062| promise of marriage, whether unilateral or bilateral, which is called 3257 4, 1, 1103| fear from without, even if unintentionally inflicted, so that a person 3258 2, 2, 331| office given by the Lord uniquely to Peter, the first of the 3259 Intr | Secretariatus ad Christianorum Unitatem Fovendam~SDO Paulus PP. 3260 Intr | 345)~tit. Titulus~UR Decr. Unitatis redintegratio, 21 nov. 1964 ( 3261 Intr | personal jurisdictional units. Therefore the new Code 3262 Intr | Ap. Regimini Ecclesiae Universae, 15 aug. 1967 (AAS 59 [1967] 3263 Intr | Seminariis et de Studiorum Universitatibus (usque ad 31-xii-1967)~SCUF 3264 4, 1, 926| Church, the priest is to use unleavened bread in the eucharistic 3265 | unlike 3266 2, 3, 689| the member mentioned in §1 unsuited to lead the life of the 3267 | unto 3268 1, 0, 159| No one is to be presented unwillingly; therefore, a person who 3269 2, 3, 696| of the member; stubborn upholding or diffusion of doctrines 3270 Intr | 1956] 334-345)~tit. Titulus~UR Decr. Unitatis redintegratio, 3271 2, 1, 304| themselves adapted to the usage of time and place, selected 3272 Intr | of which is its practical usefulness so that the new Code can 3273 1, 0, 122| account;~2/ that the use and usufruct of common goods which are 3274 6, 2, 1380| Can. 1381 §1. Whoever usurps an ecclesiastical office 3275 Intr | 1964 (AAS 57 [1965] 90-112)~UT SE Ultimis temporibus, 30 3276 2, 3, 605| section are especially to be utilized.~ 3277 Intr | was considered with the utmost care and diligence. This 3278 6, 2, 1368| of social communication utters blasphemy, gravely injures 3279 Intr | William E. Lori, S.T.D., V.G.~Auxiliary Bishop of the 3280 7, 5, 1747| the function of pastor, vacate the rectory as soon as possible, 3281 7, 2, 1572| inconsistent, uncertain, or vacillating;~4/ whether the witness 3282 1, 0, 100| still retained; a transient (vagus) if the person does not 3283 1, 0, 153| fact invalid and is not validated by subsequent vacancy.~§ 3284 2, 1, 245| those virtues which are valued highly in human relations 3285 2, 1, 282| that have a semblance of vanity.~§2. They are to wish to 3286 Intr | Commissio Decretis Concilii Vaticani II interpretandis~CM Paulus 3287 2, 2, 400| bishop is to go to Rome to venerate the tombs of the Blessed 3288 Intr | coadjutor bishop of Trujillo, Venezuela, was named the new secretary 3289 Intr | iura. Nemini liceat, sine venia Sanctae Sedis, hunc codicem 3290 4, 1, 988| faithful that they also confess venial sins.~ 3291 Intr | 898-922)~VS SCRIS Instr. Venite seorsum, 15 aug. 1969 (AAS 3292 7, 3, 1704| to prepare a votum on the veracity of the fact of the non-consummation, 3293 7, 1, 1473| the party or the witness verbatim and that the party or the 3294 Intr | DV Const. Dogmatica Dei Verbum, 18 nov. 1965 (AAS 58 [1966] 3295 7, 2, 1661| statement to the tribunal to verify their claims at least three 3296 1, 0, 40| the relevant letter and verifying its authenticity and integrity, 3297 Intr | constituted a weighty and veritably immense burden which lasted 3298 Intr | imprimere aut in aliam linguam vertere.~The Holy See reserves all 3299 4, 1, 939| be kept in a pyx or small vessel; they are to be renewed 3300 Intr | authority with which I am vested, by means of this Constitution, 3301 4, 1, 929| deacons are to wear the sacred vestments prescribed by the rubrics.~ 3302 1, 0, 131| can be either proper or vicarious.~§3. The burden of proving 3303 7, 1, 1419| adjutant judicial vicars, or vice-officiales.~§4. Both the judicial vicar 3304 2, 1, 239| who presides over it, a vice-rector if one is needed, a finance 3305 Intr | that its purpose is to be viewed in terms of the care of 3306 4, 1, 856| possible, at the Easter Vigil.~ 3307 Intr | SANCTA SEDES~omnia sibi vindicat iura. Nemini liceat, sine 3308 Intr | illustrated; its necessity was vindicated against the more common 3309 7, 1, 1399| trial is:~1/ the pursuit or vindication of the rights of physical 3310 4, 1, 924| natural from the fruit of the vine and not spoiled.~ 3311 7, 2, 1546| 2 or without danger of violating an obligation to observe 3312 2, 3, 696| consecrated life; repeated violations of the sacred bonds; stubborn 3313 Intr | discipline in the kingdom of the Visigoths once the Church had been 3314 2, 3, 628| act with trust toward a visitator, to whose legitimate questioning 3315 4, 1, 851| together and, where possible, visiting them.~ 3316 Intr | Paulus PP. VI, Enc. Humanae vitae, 25 iul. 1968 (AAS 60 [1968] 3317 4, 1, 1099| dignity of marriage does not vitiate matrimonial consent provided 3318 2, 1, 289| sacred orders are not to volunteer for military service except 3319 4, 3, 1234| forms of popular piety.~§2. Votive offerings of popular art 3320 Intr | AAS 63 [1971] 898-922)~VS SCRIS Instr. Venite seorsum, 3321 Intr | Peter and Paul.~F O R E W O R D T O T H E T R A N 3322 5, 0, 1285| to pay a just and decent wage to employees so that they 3323 6, 1, 1347| good through appropriate warnings and other means of pastoral 3324 7, 1, 1436| Acts which notaries prepare warrant public trust.~ 3325 4, 1, 849| validly conferred only by a washing of true water with the proper 3326 3, 0, 806| are to take care under the watchfulness of the local ordinary that 3327 4, 1, 1080| already been prepared for the wedding, and the marriage cannot 3328 4, 1, 1010| also on other days, even weekdays.~ 3329 2, 2, 524| its parochial care, after weighing all the circumstances and 3330 Intr | questions of particular weight and importance as well as 3331 Intr | individuals guaranteed and well-defined; in order, finally, that 3332 4, 1, 924| The bread must be only wheat and recently made so that 3333 | whomever 3334 Intr | structure of the Church as willed by her divine founder or 3335 2, 3, 665| illegitimately with the intention of withdrawing from the power of the superiors 3336 6, 1, 1357| however, to a person who withdraws from contumacy.~§2. The 3337 4, 1, 1148| has several non-baptized wives at the same time can retain 3338 2, 3, 607| manifests in the Church a wonderful marriage brought about by 3339 5, 0, 1285| 1/ in the employment of workers are to observe meticulously 3340 4, 1, 898| devoutly and frequently, and worshiping it with the highest adoration. 3341 7, 2, 1568| in general of everything worth remembering which may have 3342 4, 1, 959| the Church which they have wounded by sinning.~ 3343 6, 2, 1396| detains, mutilates, or gravely wounds a person by force or fraud 3344 2, 1, 270| cleric who thinks he has been wronged and has found an accepting 3345 Intr | by his successor Benedict XV; it took effect on May 19, 3346 Intr | Clement V promulgated by John XXII, to which are added the 3347 1, 0, 22| which the law of the Church yields are to be observed in canon 3348 4, 1, 922| care of souls are to be zealous and vigilant that the sick