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 1    2,    3,  603| evangelical counsels, confirmed by vow or other sacred bond, and
 2    2,    3,  638|      things given to the Church by vow, or things precious for
 3    2,    3,  654|     evangelical counsels by public vow, are consecrated to God
 4    2,    3,  668|        places acts contrary to the vow of poverty. Moreover, whatever
 5    2,    3,  705|           Pontiff by virtue of the vow of obedience and is not
 6    4,    1, 1041|      orders, or a public perpetual vow of chastity, or with a woman
 7    4,    1, 1041|     restricted by the same type of vow;~4/ a person who has committed
 8    4,    1, 1078|            from a public perpetual vow of chastity in a religious
 9    4,    1, 1088|        bound by a public perpetual vow of chastity in a religious
10    4,    2      |                         TITLE V.~A VOW AND AN OATH (Cann. 1191 -
11    4,    2      |                       CHAPTER I.~A VOW~
12    4,    2, 1191|                    Can. 1191 §1. A vow, that is, a deliberate and
13    4,    2, 1191|            are capable of making a vow.~§3. A vow made out of grave
14    4,    2, 1191|     capable of making a vow.~§3. A vow made out of grave and unjust
15    4,    2, 1192|                    Can. 1192 §1. A vow is public if a legitimate
16    4,    2, 1192|    otherwise, it is private.~§2. A vow is solemn if the Church
17    4,    2, 1192|     otherwise, it is simple.~§3. A vow is personal if the person
18    4,    2, 1192|           if the person making the vow promises an action; real
19    4,    2, 1192|           if the person making the vow promises some thing; mixed
20    4,    2, 1192|           of a personal and a real vow.~
21    4,    2, 1193|          Can. 1193 By its nature a vow obliges only the person
22    4,    2, 1194|                        Can. 1194 A vow ceases by the lapse of the
23    4,    2, 1194|           a condition on which the vow depends, by the absence
24    4,    2, 1194|      absence of the purpose of the vow, by dispensation, or by
25    4,    2, 1195|       power over the matter of the vow can suspend the obligation
26    4,    2, 1195|      suspend the obligation of the vow for as long a time as the
27    4,    2, 1195|          as the fulfillment of the vow brings disadvantage to that
28    4,    2, 1197|         person who makes a private vow can commute the work promised
29    4,    2, 1197|           the work promised by the vow into a better or equal good;
30    4,    2, 1198|            the person who made the vow remains in the religious
31    4,    2, 1203|             dispense, or commute a vow have the same power in the
32    5,    0, 1291|       goods given to the Church by vow, or goods precious for artistic