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 1 Intr            |          with the teaching and the character of the Second Vatican Council.
 2 Intr            |          invested with a primatial character. But I am also aware that
 3 Intr            |          connected with the saving character of the evangelical message
 4 Intr            |         throughout the Church. The character of the new Code was clearly
 5 Intr            |        salvation. Furthermore, the character of church law was illustrated;
 6 Intr            |       renewing the law the juridic character of the new Code, which the
 7 Intr            |           especially of a pastoral character offered by bishops and conferences
 8 Intr            |           to the proper matter and character of canon law than the old
 9    1,    0,  113|         the Apostolic See have the character of a moral person by divine
10    2,    1,  244|          student, according to his character, acquires the spirit of
11    2,    1,  259|       informed about the vocation, character, piety, and progress of
12    2,    1,  315|          in keeping with their own character. These endeavors are governed
13    2,    2,  332|           is marked with episcopal character obtains this power from
14    2,    2,  332|            elected lacks episcopal character, however, he is to be ordained
15    2,    2,  366|          In view of the particular character of the function of a legate:~
16    2,    2,  394|          due regard for the proper character of each.~§2. He is to insist
17    2,    2,  407|           especially of a pastoral character, a diocesan bishop is to
18    2,    2,  459|            having an international character, however, the Apostolic
19    2,    3,  578|       nature, purpose, spirit, and character of an institute, which have
20    2,    3,  588|           by virtue of its nature, character, and purpose a proper function
21    2,    3,  598|    institute, attentive to its own character and purposes, is to define
22    2,    3,  607|            the world proper to the character and purpose of each institute.~
23    2,    3,  611|            a life according to the character and proper purposes of the
24    2,    3,  633|   procedures are to conform to the character and purpose of the institute.~ ~
25    2,    3,  642|          have the health, suitable character, and sufficient qualities
26    2,    3,  642|            institute. This health, character, and maturity are to be
27    2,    3,  652|           instructed regarding the character and spirit, the purpose
28    2,    3,  659|         insofar as the purpose and character of the institute require
29    2,    3,  667|            cloister adapted to the character and mission of the institute
30    2,    3,  667|            adapted to their proper character and defined in the constitutions.~§
31    2,    3,  680|           without prejudice to the character and purpose of individual
32    2,    3,  708|       prejudice to their autonomy, character, and proper spirit, or to
33    2,    3,  722|           the purpose, spirit, and character of the institute.~§3. The
34    2,    3,  735|         adapted to the purpose and character of the society, in such
35    3,    0,  776|            taking into account the character of each institute, and of
36    3,    0,  779|            manner adapted to their character, capabilities and age, and
37    3,    0,  819|             who are outstanding in character, virtue, and talent.~
38    4,    1,  845| confirmation, and orders imprint a character, they cannot be repeated.~§
39    4,    1,  849|          to Christ by an indelible character, are incorporated into the
40    4,    1,  879|           the faith. It imprints a character, enriches by the gift of
41    4,    1, 1008|     ministers through an indelible character which marks them. They are
42    4,    1, 1015|            possesses the episcopal character.~
43    4,    2, 1169|          marked with the episcopal character and presbyters permitted
44    4,    3, 1243|         and fostering their sacred character.~ ~
45    7,    1, 1427|         outstanding for their good character, prudence, and doctrine.~§
46    7,    3, 1702|         can be reconciled with the character of these processes.~