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 1 Intr            |      spoke on that same day: the intention to hold a synod of the Diocese
 2 Intr            |    derives from one and the same intention, the renewal of Christian
 3 Intr            |   Christian living. From such an intention, in fact, the entire work
 4    1,    0,   25|       has been observed with the intention of introducing a law by
 5    1,    0,  102|        either is joined with the intention of remaining there permanently
 6    1,    0,  102|        either is joined with the intention of remaining there for at
 7    1,    0,  106|  departure from a place with the intention of not returning, without
 8    1,    0,  121|        obligations, however, the intention of the founders and donors
 9    1,    0,  122|     observed before all else the intention of the founders and donors,
10    1,    0,  123|         without prejudice to the intention of the founders and donors
11    1,    0,  159|      questioned about his or her intention can be presented unless
12    2,    1,  241|        health, and their correct intention.~§2. Before they are accepted,
13    2,    1,  326|          acquired rights and the intention of the donors.~
14    2,    2,  407|   harmony with him in effort and intention.~
15    2,    2,  480|     never to act contrary to the intention and mind of the diocesan
16    2,    2,  531|  voluntary openings the contrary intention of the donor is certain.
17    2,    3,  597|    Catholic endowed with a right intention who has the qualities required
18    2,    3,  646|        spirit, and so that their intention and suitability are tested.~
19    2,    3,  665|          illegitimately with the intention of withdrawing from the
20    2,    3,  706|        of goods according to the intention of the donors when they
21    3,    0,  788|        who have made known their intention to embrace faith in Christ
22    4,    1,  861|        any person with the right intention, confers baptism licitly.
23    4,    1,  865|         must have manifested the intention to receive baptism, have
24    4,    1,  865| manifested in any way at all the intention to receive baptism and promises
25    4,    1,  869|       and a consideration of the intention of the baptized adult and
26    4,    1,  874|        and have the aptitude and intention of fulfilling this function;~
27    4,    1,  945|          the Mass for a specific intention.~§2. It is recommended earnestly
28    4,    1,  945|      they celebrate Mass for the intention of the Christian faithful,
29    4,    1,  946|         apply the Mass for their intention contribute to the good of
30    4,    1,  949| celebrate and apply Mass for the intention of those who gave an offering
31    4,    1,  950|        donor resides, unless the intention of the donor must be presumed
32    4,    1,  951|        day can apply each to the intention for which the offering was
33    4,    1,  954|   expressly indicated a contrary intention.~
34    4,    1,  958|     Masses to be celebrated, the intention, the offering given, and
35    4,    1,  996|        have at least the general intention of acquiring them and must
36    4,    1, 1029|           are moved by the right intention, have the requisite knowledge,
37    4,    2, 1183| ecclesial community unless their intention is evidently to the contrary
38    4,    2, 1204|         law and according to the intention of the person taking the
39    4,    2, 1204|         malice, according to the intention of the person to whom the
40    5,    0, 1283|        use them according to the intention of the founder or legitimate
41    5,    0, 1298|        bound, of ful-filling the intention of the testator.~
42    5,    0, 1302|      completed unless some other intention of the founder had been
43    5,    0, 1309|     finance council and with the intention of the founder preserved