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 1    1,    0,   13|          transgression of those laws causes harm in their own territory
 2    1,    0,  193|             of time except for grave causes and according to the manner
 3    2,    1,  270|        licitly granted only for just causes such as the advantage of
 4    2,    1,  270|            except for evident, grave causes. A cleric who thinks he
 5    2,    1,  290|            to deacons only for grave causes and to presbyters only for
 6    2,    1,  290|       presbyters only for most grave causes.~
 7    2,    1,  320|           has erected.~§2. For grave causes, a conference of bishops
 8    2,    1,  325|              or left to it for pious causes.~
 9    2,    1,  326|          suppress it if its activity causes grave harm to ecclesiastical
10    2,    3,  686|            diocesan right, for grave causes, with equity and charity
11    2,    3,  689|            689 §1. If there are just causes, the competent major superior,
12    2,    3,  691|            except for the gravest of causes considered before the Lord.
13    2,    3,  696|          also be dismissed for other causes provided that they are grave,
14    2,    3,  696|            lasting six months; other causes of similar gravity which
15    2,    3,  696|              in temporary vows, even causes of lesser gravity established
16    2,    3,  729| constitutions are to determine other causes for dismissal provided that
17    4,    1,  956|         every administrator of pious causes or those obliged in any
18    4,    1, 1046|            they arise from different causes. They are not multiplied,
19    4,    1, 1095|          obligations of marriage for causes of a psychic nature.~
20    4,    1, 1153|             If either of the spouses causes grave mental or physical
21    4,    3, 1222|           use.~§2. Where other grave causes suggest that a church no
22    5,    0, 1298|           can bestow goods for pious causes either through an act inter
23    5,    0, 1299|            their resources for pious causes, whether through an act
24    5,    0, 1301|             goods in trust for pious causes either through an act inter
25    5,    0, 1301|           their inhabitants or pious causes, the ordinary mentioned
26    5,    0, 1309|            of the faithful for pious causes if the founder has expressly
27    6,    1, 1338|              a person whose behavior causes scandal or a grave disturbance
28    6,    1, 1341|               1342 §1. Whenever just causes preclude a judicial process,
29    7,    1, 1402|           pontifical law governs the causes of canonization of the servants
30    7,    1, 1402|              however, apply to these causes whenever the special pontifical
31    7,    1, 1402|              which also affect these causes by the very nature of the
32    7,    2, 1508|            citation unless for grave causes the judge determines that
33    7,    5, 1741|                        Can. 1741 The causes for which a pastor can be
34    7,    5, 1742|              existence of one of the causes mentioned in can. 1740,