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 1    2,    2,  350|        college of cardinals; the presbyteral order and the diaconal order.~§
 2    2,    2,  350|          of the cardinals of the presbyteral or diaconal orders his own
 3    2,    2,  350|     observed, cardinals from the presbyteral order can transfer to another
 4    2,    2,  350|          full years, even to the presbyteral order.~§6. A cardinal transferring
 5    2,    2,  350|        the diaconal order to the presbyteral order takes precedence offer
 6    2,    2,  443|       cathedral chapters and the presbyteral council and pastoral council
 7    2,    2,  461|    bishop after he has heard the presbyteral council.~§2. If a bishop
 8    2,    2,  463|        church;~4/ members of the presbyteral council;~5/ lay members
 9    2,    2      |                 CHAPTER III.~THE PRESBYTERAL COUNCIL AND THE COLLEGE
10    2,    2,  495|        495 §1. In each diocese a presbyteral council is to be established,
11    2,    2,  496|                     Can. 496 The presbyteral council is to have its own
12    2,    2,  497|    designation of members of the presbyteral council:~1/ the priests
13    2,    2,  498|       passive, in constituting a presbyteral council:~1/ all secular
14    2,    2,  499|          electing members of the presbyteral council must be determined
15    2,    2,  500|   diocesan bishop to convoke the presbyteral council, preside offer it,
16    2,    2,  500|        from the members.~§2. The presbyteral council possesses only a
17    2,    2,  500|          defined by law.~§3. The presbyteral council is not able to act
18    2,    2,  501|           501 §1. Members of the presbyteral council are to be designated
19    2,    2,  501|        When a see is vacant, the presbyteral council ceases and the college
20    2,    2,  501|        bishop must establish the presbyteral council anew.~§3. If the
21    2,    2,  501|         council anew.~§3. If the presbyteral council does not fulfill
22    2,    2,  502|         among the members of the presbyteral council and in a number
23    2,    2,  515|          unless he has heard the presbyteral council.~§3. A legitimately
24    2,    2,  531|           after having heard the presbyteral council, is competent to
25    2,    2,  536| opportune after he has heard the presbyteral council, a pastoral council
26    4,    1, 1016|          himself. As regards the presbyteral ordination of secular clerics,
27    4,    1, 1025|           1025 §1. To confer the presbyteral or diaconal orders licitly,
28    4,    3, 1215|           after having heard the presbyteral council and the rectors
29    4,    3, 1222|           after having heard the presbyteral council, can relegate it
30    5,    0, 1262|          finance council and the presbyteral council, he has the right
31    7,    5, 1742|        in a stable manner by the presbyteral council at the proposal