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 1 Intr            |          renew the laws of canonical discipline so that in constant fidelity
 2 Intr            |            he deny the importance of discipline in the Church of God (cf.
 3 Intr            |             better the importance of discipline and make us see better how
 4 Intr            |              in the Church a renewed discipline and that consequently the
 5 Intr            |        restoration of ecclesiastical discipline in the kingdom of the Visigoths
 6 Intr            |             a situation where church discipline was increasingly imperiled
 7 Intr            |       generally retains the existing discipline although it introduces appropriate
 8 Intr            |             the Congregation for the Discipline of the Sacraments; on November
 9 Intr            |        appropriately adapting church discipline to changing circumstances.~
10 Intr            |        institutes and ecclesiastical discipline, or because it was necessary
11 Intr            |           and general ecclesiastical discipline.~4. In order that the Supreme
12 Intr            |       necessary for the unity of the discipline of the universal Church
13 Intr            |            crept into ecclesiastical discipline because of a lack of legislation
14    2,    1,  235|            the spiritual life and in discipline.~
15    2,    1,  239|            especially in maintaining discipline.~
16    2,    1,  240|             Without prejudice to the discipline of the seminary, students
17    2,    1,  243|              precisely the points of discipline which pertain to the daily
18    2,    1,  305|            creep into ecclesiastical discipline. This authority therefore
19    2,    1,  326|           ecclesiastical doctrine or discipline or is a scandal to the faithful.~§
20    2,    2,  342|      strengthening of ecclesiastical discipline, and to consider questions
21    2,    2,  357| administration of their goods, their discipline, or the service of the churches.~§
22    2,    2,  392|          bound to promote the common discipline of the whole Church and
23    2,    2,  392|            creep into ecclesiastical discipline, especially regarding the
24    2,    2,  436|             faith and ecclesiastical discipline are observed carefully and
25    2,    2,  445|            the common ecclesiastical discipline which is to be observed,
26    2,    3,  586|         which they possess their own discipline in the Church and are able
27    2,    3,  587|     governance of the institute, the discipline of members, incorporation
28    2,    3,  593|              internal governance and discipline.~
29    2,    3,  612|              internal governance and discipline, without prejudice to the
30    2,    3,  628|            with respect to religious discipline:~1/ the autonomous monasteries
31    2,    3,  630|           prejudice, however, to the discipline of the institute.~§2. According
32    2,    3,  652|              spirit, the purpose and discipline, the history and life of
33    2,    3,  667|        members alone.~§2. A stricter discipline of cloister must be observed
34    2,    3,  678|          must remain faithful to the discipline of the institute. The bishops
35    2,    3,  738|         regard the internal life and discipline of the society.~§2. They
36    3,    0,  800|            and direct schools of any discipline, type, and level.~§2. The
37    4,    3, 1243|          appropriate norms about the discipline to be observed in cemeteries,
38    6,    1, 1316|          suitably for ecclesiastical discipline. Particular law, however,
39    7,    1, 1445|        administration of justice and discipline advocates or procurators
40    7,    1      |                       TITLE III.~THE DISCIPLINE TO BE OBSERVED IN TRIBUNALS (