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 1    2,    1,  238|  handling of all affairs, the rector of the seminary represents
 2    2,    1,  239|   Every seminary is to have a rector who presides over it, a
 3    2,    1,  239|     the responsibility of the rector, especially in maintaining
 4    2,    1,  260|  functions, all must obey the rector, to whom it belongs to care
 5    2,    1,  261|              Can. 261 §1. The rector of a seminary and, under
 6    2,    1,  261|      of the seminary.~§2. The rector of a seminary and the director
 7    2,    1,  262|     parochial governance. The rector of the seminary or his delegate
 8    2,    2,  463|       diocesan bishop;~6/ the rector of the diocesan major seminary;~
 9    2,    2,  557|    bishop freely appoints the rector of a church, without prejudice
10    2,    2,  557|     to confirm or install the rector.~§2. Even if a church belongs
11    2,    2,  557|      competent to install the rector presented by the superior.~§
12    2,    2,  557|      by the superior.~§3. The rector of a church which is connected
13    2,    2,  557|    governed by clerics is the rector of the seminary or college
14    2,    2,  558|      prescript of can. 262, a rector is not permitted to perform
15    2,    2,  559|                    Can. 559 A rector can perform liturgical celebrations,
16    2,    2,  560|     opportune, he can order a rector to celebrate in his church
17    2,    2,  561| without the permission of the rector or another legitimate superior;
18    2,    2,  562|                  Can. 562 The rector of a church, under the authority
19    2,    2,  563|      judgment, can remove the rector of a church from office,
20    2,    2,  570|     the chaplain is to be the rector of that church, unless the
21    2,    3,  645|  institute or society, or the rector of the seminary.~§3. Proper
22    3,    0,  764|       presumed consent of the rector of the church, unless the
23    3,    0,  767|       It is for the pastor or rector of a church to take care
24    3,    0,  833|  their function, pastors, the rector of a seminary, and teachers
25    3,    0,  833|       or their delegates, the rector of an ecclesiastical or
26    3,    0,  833| Catholic university, when the rector’s function begins; in the
27    3,    0,  833|        in the presence of the rector if he is a priest or in
28    4,    1,  903|      to celebrate even if the rector of the church does not know
29    4,    1,  958|    958 §1. The pastor and the rector of a church or other pious
30    4,    1,  985|     and his associate and the rector of a seminary or other institute
31    4,    1, 1051|       be a testimonial of the rector of the seminary or house
32    4,    3, 1232| purpose, the authority of the rector, and the ownership and administration
33    5,    0, 1306|     and kept by the pastor or rector in which the individual