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This page is designed to be as intuitive as possible but users might desire a more detailed explanation of its arrangement. Users of this apparatus should be familiar with the Master Page on Western Canon Law, here, and the Codex Vigens - Introduction, here.
Given the centrality of the canon to canon law, this page is fundamentally oriented to canon numbers. Each canonical entry on this page consists of two main parts: a Provision and its Information Box.
1. Provision (basically, the Canon).
Each provision, i.e., canon, is indicated in green highlight and preceded by 'CIC' (Codex Iuris Canonici) if the provision is original or by a document name if the provision has been modified by said document. Canon numbers are always presented in a four-digit format ending with a semi-colon (making each entry unique thus permitting quick location).
All canons are next linked to their current official Latin text (Latine) and to the Vatican's English translation (English); note that both of these documents have been reorganized for use on this site. Finally, each entry offers a brief English summary of the topic(s) treated in the canon.
Where a canon has been modified since its promulgation, the original provision, immediately below the current version of the law, is preceded by "― Olim" (formerly) and presented in pale yellow, again in a four-digit format beginning with "Sacrae" (for Sacrae disciplinae leges) and ending with a semi-colon. It, too, is linked to the provision's original Latin text, the Vatican's English translation thereof, and is summarized in English.
2. Information Box.
Every provision has a grey-shaded Information box consisting of four parts:
Some provisions have a final fifth part, as follows:
Source(s). Drawing chiefly on the official footnotes of the Johanno-Pauline Code, 'Source(s)' lists canon(s) of the Pio-Benedictine Code of Canon Law a/or passage(s) from the documents of the Second Vatican Council on which the Legislator drew when formulating the provision in question. Links therein for Pio-Benedictine canon numbers are to the treatment of that canon on the Codex Quondam page (here) while those for conciliar documents take one to the relevant document as posted on the Vatican website. Some of the citations listed in 'Source(s)' have been modified or even corrected from those found in various correlating tables as warranted. If no codical or conciliar source for a given canon or a subdivision thereof was identified (regardless of whether other sources for a provision might have been asserted by the official footnotes) the 'Source(s)' space is marked as empty (≠).
Parallel(s). Drawing on various unofficial correlations, 'Parallel(s)' list canons of the Eastern Code of Canon Law that treat (however differently) the same matters treated in the Western provision in question. Links therein for Eastern Code canon numbers are to that canon on the Codex Vigens - Eastern Code page (here). Some of the citations in 'Parallel(s)' have been modified or even corrected from those found in various correlating tables as warranted. If no parallel provision for a given canon or subdivision thereof has been identified the 'Parallel(s)' space is marked as empty (≠).
Official. A link to possible papal, dicasterial, a/o particular actions regarding various canons is given in the 'Official' section of the Information box. More complete information about what is contained concerning official materials in the Supplement(s) page is available on that page.
Scholarly. Canons or blocks of canons for which supplementary materials (usually academic in nature) have been found are linked to those materials on Supplements page (here). Supplementary information has not been found for all provisions, of course, and such absences are marked empty (≠), as above. More complete information about what is contained concerning scholarly materials in the Supplement(s) page is available on that page.
Note(s). Occasional pieces of information, such as cross-references to a given provision of the Code within the Code itself, are presented in the 'Note(s)' section. A very few comments, in italics, also appear in Note(s). Provisions without such materials contain no 'Note(s)'.
▲ Special topic: Always set off by '▲' and highlighted in gray, these entries are self-explanatory.
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Western Code of Canon Law. cc. 1-1752.
The fundamental unit of canonical legislation is the "canon" (Greek, κανών, a rule or measure). All canons are of equal juridic weight. Canons are sequentially numbered and organized into seven "Books", also of equal juridic weight, four of which books (I, II, VI, and VII) are direct successors of Pio-Benedictine organization while the other three (III, IV, and V) are derived from the unwieldy Book III of the 1917 Code. Within books, most canons are grouped into larger thematic sets a/o divided into smaller specific provisions but such groupings a/o subdivisions carry no legislative import. The structure of the Johanno-Pauline Code can be charted as follows with categories in parentheses appearing in the various areas of the Code, or not, as the case may be:
Book / (Part) / (Section) / (Title) / (Chapter) / (Article) / Canon / (Section or Paragraph) / (Number) / (Letter)
▲ Special topic: Legislative history of the 1983 Code.
Scholarly. Legislative
history of the 1983 Code, here.
Official. Philosophical considerations on canon law, here.
Scholarly. Philosophical considerations on canon law, here.
▲ Special topic: Theological considerations on canon law.
Scholarly. Theological considerations on canon law, here.
Scholarly. Comparative law (canon vs. secular), here.
Scholarly. Subsidiarity, here.
▲ Special topic: Post-promulgation textual modifications of the Western Code.
Because the numbering conventions followed by the Holy See in these modifying documents can cause confusion for researchers it is disregarded here in favor of (a) citing to the papal document by which the original version of a given provision was replaced, along with the new canon number, and (b) referring to the original provision by the appellation "Sacrae" (for 'Sacrae disciplinae leges', the apostolic constitution in which they were originally promulgated). Canons not modified by subsequent legislation are simply cited by the well-known abbreviation "CIC". Note that "CIC" and "Sacrae" and would refer to the identical provision.
The papal documents by which canons of the Western and Eastern Codes have been textually modified, in whole or in part, are cited and linked below as relevant. These documents are collected, and side-by-side comparisons are offered, at Peters wbp, Post-promulgation textual modifications to codified canon law, here.
► Topic in general.
Official. Current Latin text of Western Code, here. • Current English text of Western Code, coming.
Scholarly.
Pan-Textual Commentaries on the 1983 Code,
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BOOK I. General Norms, cc. 1-203.
Scholarly. Book I, here.
· CIC 0001; Latine. English. ― "The canons of this Code regard only the Latin Church." ·
· CIC 0002; Latine. English. ― impact of Code on liturgical law. ·
· CIC 0003; Latine. English. ― impact of Code on international agreements (concordats). ·
· CIC 0004; Latine. English. ― impact of Code on acquired rights and privileges. ·
· CIC 0005; Latine. English. ― impact of Code on customs. ·
· CIC 0006; Latine. English. ― impact of Code on prior law. ·
Book I, Title 1. Ecclesiastical laws, cc. 7-22.
· CIC 0007; Latine. English. ― "A law is established when it is promulgated." ·
· CIC 0008; Latine. English. ― promulgation of universal and particular laws. ·
· CIC 0009; Latine. English. ― generally law looks to future. ·
· CIC 0010; Latine. English. ― invalidating a/o disqualifying laws. ·
· CIC 0011; Latine. English. ― subjects bound by ecclesiastical law. ·
· CIC 0012; Latine. English. ― general subjects of laws based on territory. ·
· CIC 0013; Latine. English. ― subjects of particular law, especially travelers and transients. ·
· CIC 0014; Latine. English. ― binding force of law in cases of doubt of law or of fact. ·
· CIC 0015; Latine. English. ― effect of ignorance or error concerning law. ·
· CIC 0016; Latine. English. ― authentic (official) interpretation of law. ·
· CIC 0017; Latine. English. ― practical interpretation of law. ·
· CIC 0018; Latine. English. ― certain laws subject to narrow interpretation. ·
· CIC 0019; Latine. English. ― supplying for gaps in the law (resort to 'learned persons'). ·
· CIC 0020; Latine. English. ― priority given to later law and to particular law. ·
· CIC 0021; Latine. English. ― reconciliation of later law with earlier law. ·
· CIC 0022; Latine. English. ― canonical deference to civil law and exceptions thereto. ·
Book I, Title 2. Custom, cc. 23-38.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 2, here.
· CIC 0023; Latine. English. ― limited recognition of custom. ·
· CIC 0024; Latine. English. ― exclusion of customs contrary to divine law and restrictions on certain other customs. ·
· CIC 0025; Latine. English. ― communities capable of introducing customs. ·
· CIC 0026. Latine. English. ― possible recognition of custom contrary to law. ·
· CIC 0027; Latine. English. ― "Custom is the best interpreter of law". ·
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Book I, Title 3. General decrees and instructions, cc. 29-34.
· CIC 0029; Latine. English. ― general decrees are laws. ·
· CIC 0030; Latine. English. ― executive power is insufficient to issue general decrees. ·
· CIC 0031; Latine. English. ― executive power is sufficient to issue general executory decrees. ·
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· CIC 0033; Latine. English. ― limitations on general executory decrees. ·
· CIC 0034; Latine. English. ― instructions. ·
Book I, Title 4. Singular administrative acts, cc. 35-93.
► Topic in general. Scholarly. Book I, Title 4, here.
Book I, Title 4, Chapter 1. Common norms, cc. 35-47.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 4, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0035; Latine. English. ― types of and authority to issue singular administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0036; Latine. English. ― interpretation of administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0037; Latine. English. ― when administrative acts are to be put in writing. ·
· CIC 0038. Latine. English. ― impact of administrative acts on acquired right, law, or custom. ·
· CIC 0039; Latine. English. ― when conditions in administrative acts impact validity. ·
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· CIC 0041; Latine. English. ― discretion allowed executor of administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0042; Latine. English. ― manner of executing administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0043. Latine. English. ― possible substitution of executors of administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0044; Latine. English. ― successor of executors can execute administrative acts. ·
· CIC 0045; Latine. English. ― authority of executor to repair mistakes. ·
· CIC 0046; Latine. English. ― administrative acts survive loss of power by author. ·
· CIC 0047; Latine. English. ― revocation of administrative acts. ·
Book I, Title 4, Chapter 2. Singular decrees and precepts, cc. 48-58.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 4, Chapter 2, here.
· CIC 0048; Latine. English. ― definition of singular decree. ·
· CIC 0049; Latine. English. ― definition of singular precept. ·
· CIC 0050; Latine. English. ― prerequisite inquires for singular decree. ·
· CIC 0051; Latine. English. ― singular decree to be put into writing with summary of reasons behind it. ·
· CIC 0052; Latine. English. ― limited scope of singular decree.·
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· CIC 0054; Latine. English. ― timing of effectiveness of singular decree. ·
· CIC 0055; Latine. English. ― option for oral presentation of singular decree. ·
· CIC 0056; Latine. English. ― refusal to acknowledge singular decree does not vacate its communication. ·
· CIC 0057; Latine. English. ― three months for action on requested decrees, else, presumed negative response. ·
· CIC 0058; Latine. English. ― cessation of singular decree. ·
Book I, Title 4, Chapter 3. Rescripts, cc. 59-75.
Scholarly. Book I,
Title 4, Chapter 3, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0059; Latine. English. ― definition of rescript and generally, provisions apply to oral grants. ·
· CIC 0060; Latine. English. ― broad right to seek rescript. ·
· CIC 0061; Latine. English. ― rescript can be sought by third parties. ·
· CIC 0062; Latine. English. ― timing of rescript effectiveness. ·
· CIC 0063; Latine. English. ― factors impacting validity of rescript. ·
· CIC 0064; Latine. English. ― special norms for rescripts of the Roman Curia. ·
· CIC0065; Latine. English. ― alternatives for seeking rescript after denial by other authorities. ·
· CIC 0066; Latine. English. ― harmless errors in rescript. ·
· CIC 0067; Latine. English. ― priority among conflicting rescripts. ·
· CIC 0068. Latine. English. ― possible presentation of rescript of the Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0069; Latine. English. ― timing of presentation of rescript. ·
· CIC 0070; Latine. English. ― authority of executor of rescript. ·
· CIC 0071; Latine. English. ― generally, rescript need not be utilized by one obtaining it. ·
· CIC 0072; Latine. English. ― rescript from Apostolic See can be extended for three months by diocesan bishop. ·
· CIC 0073; Latine. English. ― generally, rescripts survive contrary law. ·
· CIC 0074; Latine. English. ― use in external forum of favor granted orally in internal forum. ·
· CIC 0075; Latine. English. ― rescript with dispensation or privilege subject to additional norms. ·
Book I, Title 4, Chapter 4. Privileges, cc. 76-84.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 4, Chapter 4, here.
· CIC 0076; Latine. English. ― definition and sources of privilege. ·
· CIC 0077; Latine. English. ― interpretation of privilege. ·
· CIC 0078; Latine. English. ― duration of various privileges. ·
· CIC 0079; Latine. English. ― revocation of privilege. ·
· CIC 0080. Latine. English. ― possible renunciation of privilege. ·
· CIC 0081. Latine. English. ― possible lapse of privilege based on changes in situation of grantor. ·
· CIC 0082. Latine. English. ― possible prescription against privilege ·
· CIC 0083; Latine. English. ― lapse of privileges by use or change in circumstances. ·
· CIC 0084. Latine. English. ― possible loss of privilege by abuse. ·
Book I, Title 4, Chapter 5. Dispensations, cc. 85-93.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 4, Chapter 5, here.
· CIC 0085; Latine. English. ― basic provision on dispensation. ·
· CIC 0086; Latine. English. ― constitutive a/o penal laws not subject to dispensation ·
· CIC 0087; Latine. English. ― authority of diocesan bishop to grant dispensation. ·
· CIC 0088; Latine. English. ― other dispensations by local authority. ·
· CIC 0089; Latine. English. ― generally pastors and presbyters cannot dispense. ·
· CIC 0090; Latine. English. ― justification for dispensation. ·
· CIC 0091; Latine. English. ― territorial factors in dispensation. ·
· CIC 0092; Latine. English. ― dispensation subject to strict interpretation. ·
· CIC 0093; Latine. English. ― cessation of dispensation. ·
Book I, Title 5. Statutes and rules of order, cc. 94-95.
· CIC 0094; Latine. English. ― statutes are legislative documents structuring institutions. ·
· CIC 0095; Latine. English. ― ordinances govern meetings and various celebrations. ·
Book I, Title 6. Physical and juridic persons, cc. 96-123.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 6, here.
Book I, Title 6, Chapter 1. Canonical condition of physical persons, cc. 96-112.
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· CIC 0096; Latine. English. ― constitution of person in the Church. ·
· CIC 0097; Latine. English. ― infant, minor, and adult in the Church. ·
· CIC 0098; Latine. English. ― minors under law. ·
· CIC 0099; Latine. English. ― criteria for determining incompetence status. ·
· CIC 0100; Latine. English. ― personal status in law based on various connections to territory. ·
· CIC 0101; Latine. English. ― place of origin for children. ·
· CIC 0102; Latine. English. ― domicile and quasi-domicile. ·
· CIC 0103; Latine. English. ― religious acquisition of domicile and quasi-domicile. ·
· CIC 0104; Latine. English. ― spousal domicile and quasi-domicile. ·
· CIC 0105; Latine. English. ― acquisition of domicile and quasi-domicile by a minor. ·
· CIC 0106; Latine. English. ― loss of domicile and quasi-domicile. ·
· CIC 0107; Latine. English. ― acquisition of pastor and ordinary by domicile and quasi-domicile. ·
· CIC 0108; Latine. English. ― calculating direct and collateral consanguinity. ·
· CIC 0109; Latine. English. ― affinity acquired solely by marriage and blood relation thereto. ·
· CIC 0110; Latine. English. ― 'canonization' of some civil law on adoption. ·
· De concordia 0111; Latine. English. ― enrollment into a Church 'sui iuris' by baptism. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0111; Latine. English. ― enrollment into a Church 'sui iuris' by baptism. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0111, here. ·
· De concordia 0112; Latine. English. ― changes of ecclesiastical enrollment. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0112; Latine. English. ― changes of ecclesiastical enrollment. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0112, here. ·
Book I, Title 6, Chapter 2. Juridic persons, cc. 113-123.
▲ Special topic: Civil incorporation of canonical entities.
Scholarly. Civil incorporation of canonical entities, here.
▲ Special topic: Sponsorship of civil institutions by canonical entities.
Scholarly. Sponsorship of civil institutions by canonical entities, here.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 6, Chapter 2, here.
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· CIC 0113; Latine. English. ― Catholic Church and Apostolic See as juridic persons by divine law. ·
· CIC 0114; Latine. English. ― types, establishment, and missions of juridic persons. ·
· CIC 0115; Latine. English. ― types, distinctions, and some prerequisites of juridic persons. ·
· CIC 0116; Latine. English. ― definition and establishment of public juridic person. ·
· CIC 0117; Latine. English. ― statues of juridic persons must be approved by ecclesiastical authority. ·
· CIC 0118; Latine. English. ― representation of juridic persons. ·
· CIC 0119; Latine. English. ― collegial acts within juridic persons. ·
· CIC 0120; Latine. English. ― extinguishment of juridic person. ·
· CIC 0121; Latine. English. ― norms for merging of juridic persons, regard for intention of donors. ·
· CIC 0122; Latine. English. ― division of public juridic persons and regard for intentions of donors. ·
· CIC 0123; Latine. English. ― distribution of goods of juridic persons upon dissolution or merger. ·
Book I, Title 7. Juridic acts, cc. 124-128.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 7, here.
· CIC 0124; Latine. English. ― basic provision on juridic act. ·
· CIC 0125. Latine. English. ― various factors vitiating various acts. ·
· CIC 0126; Latine. English. ― effect of ignorance or error on juridic acts. ·
· CIC 0127; Latine. English. ― consultation and consent. ·
· CIC 0128; Latine. English. ― liability for certain kinds of unjust acts. ·
Book I, Title 8. Power of governance, cc. 129-144.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 8, here.
· CIC 0129; Latine. English. ― exercise of and cooperation with power of governance in the Church. ·
· CIC 0130; Latine. English. ― internal and external fora. ·
· CIC 0131; Latine. English. ― ordinary and delegated, proper and vicarious power of government. ·
· CIC 0132; Latine. English. ― generally, habitual faculties regarded as delegation. ·
· CIC 0133; Latine. English. ― factors resulting in invalid acts by a delegate. ·
· CIC 0134; Latine. English. ― definition of local and religious ordinary, specific use of term "diocesan bishop". ·
· CIC 0135; Latine. English. ― legislative, executive, and judicial power, conditions for possible delegation. ·
· CIC 0136; Latine. English. ― personal and territorial considerations in exercising executive power. ·
· CIC 0137; Latine. English. ― delegation of executive power. ·
· CIC 0138; Latine. English. ― ordinary executive power to be interpreted broadly, other narrowly. ·
· CIC 0139; Latine. English. ― operations of higher and lower holders of executive power. ·
· CIC 0140; Latine. English. ― operation of executive power by several individuals or group. ·
· CIC 0141; Latine. English. ― holders of executive power successively delegated observe priority in time. ·
· CIC 0142; Latine. English. ― cessation of various delegated powers. ·
· CIC 0143; Latine. English. ― cessation of ordinary power upon loss of office. ·
· CIC 0144; Latine. English. ― supplying of power of governance under certain conditions (Ecclesia supplet). ·
Book I, Title 9. Ecclesiastical office, cc. 145-196.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 9, here.
· CIC 0145; Latine. English. ― definition of ecclesiastical office. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 1. Provision of ecclesiastical office, cc. 146-183.
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· CIC 0146; Latine. English. ― provision is only means of acquiring ecclesiastical office. ·
· CIC 0147; Latine. English. ― four means of provision of ecclesiastical office. ·
· CIC 0148; Latine. English. ― authority over office includes authority to provide for it. ·
· CIC 0149; Latine. English. ― requisites for the provision of office. ·
· CIC 0150; Latine. English. ― offices with full care of souls. ·
· CIC 0151; Latine. English. ― grave cause required to defer provision of office with full care of souls. ·
· CIC 0152; Latine. English. ― incompatible offices should not be conferred on an individual. ·
· CIC 0153; Latine. English. ― provision of office not vacant is invalid. ·
· CIC 0154; Latine. English. ― conferral of vacant office illegitimately retained. ·
· CIC 0155; Latine. English. ― conferral of office by one supplying for higher authority. ·
· CIC 0156; Latine. English. ― provision of office to be made in writing. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 1, Article 1. Free conferral, c. 157.
· CIC 0157; Latine. English. ― generally, diocesan bishops freely confer offices in their dioceses. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 1, Article 2. Presentation, cc. 158-163.
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· CIC 0158; Latine. English. ― authority to make and timing of presentation. ·
· CIC 0159; Latine. English. ― one being presented has eight useful days to decline presentation. ·
· CIC 0160; Latine. English. ― multiple presentations can be made, but not self-presentation. ·
· CIC 0161; Latine. English. ― process in case of presentation of one unsuitable or one who renounces. ·
· CIC 0162; Latine. English. ― loss of right of presentation and consequent process. ·
· CIC 0163; Latine. English. ― authority to install one approved for installation. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 1, Article 3. Election, cc. 164-179.
Note(s). Canons 165-178 are referenced in Canon 424. Canons 165-179 are referenced in Canon 158.
· CIC 0164; Latine. English. ― introduction to provisions on election. ·
· CIC 0165; Latine. English. ― election for office should take place within three months of notice of vacancy. ·
· CIC 0166; Latine. English. ― convocation of electors, consequences for failure to convoke. ·
· CIC 0167; Latine. English. ― generally, elector must be physically present to cast vote. ·
· CIC 0168; Latine. English. ― no one may cast more than one ballot per vote. ·
· CIC 0169; Latine. English. ― non-member of group acting as elector invalidates election. ·
· CIC 0170. Latine. English. ― impeded election is invalid. ·
· CIC 0171; Latine. English. ― who is unqualified to vote and consequences of such a one voting nonetheless. ·
· CIC 0172; Latine. English. ― conditions for validity of vote. ·
· CIC 0173; Latine. English. ― role of teller. ·
· CIC 0174; Latine. English. ― conditions for voting by compromise. ·
· CIC 0175; Latine. English. ― revocation of compromise agreements. ·
· CIC 0176; Latine. English. ― generally, one elected by securing requisite number of votes and must be announced. ·
· CIC 0177; Latine. English. ― prompt notice of results & acceptance or refusal of election. ·
· CIC 0178; Latine. English. ― norms for post-election conferral or merely right to office. ·
· CIC 0179; Latine. English. ― norms for seeking confirmation of election to office. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 1, Article 4. Postulation, cc. 180-183.
· CIC 0180. Latine. English. ― postulation is a method of voting for one impeded from serving. ·
· CIC 0181; Latine. English. ― supra-majority of votes required for postulation. ·
· CIC 0182. Latine. English. ― postulation to be presented to competent authority within eight days of voting. ·
· CIC 0183; Latine. English. ― consequences of rejection or acceptance of postulation. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2. Loss of ecclesiastical office, cc. 184-186.
· CIC 0184; Latine. English. ― six ways office can be lost. ·
· CIC 0185; Latine. English. ― title of emeritus. ·
· CIC 0186; Latine. English. ― requirement of written communication for certain kinds of loss of office. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 1. Resignation, cc. 187-189.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0187; Latine. English. ― basic norm on resignation. ·
· CIC 0188; Latine. English. ― factors invalidating resignation. ·
· CIC 0189; Latine. English. ― requirements for resignation. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 2. Transfer, cc. 190-191.
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No entries. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0190; Latine. English. ― authority and process for making transfer. ·
· CIC 0191; Latine. English. ― prior office becomes vacant upon possession of latter office. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 3. Removal, cc. 192-195.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 3, here.
Note(s). Canons 192-195 are referenced in Canon 318.
· CIC 0192; Latine. English. ― removal takes place by decree or by law. ·
· CIC 0193; Latine. English. ― restrictions on removal from certain kinds of offices. ·
· CIC 0194; Latine. English. ― removal by operation of law. ·
· CIC 0195; Latine. English. ― one removed by decree can receive suitable post-removal support. ·
Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 4. Privation, cc. 196.
Scholarly. Book I, Title 9, Chapter 2, Article 4, here.
· CIC 0196; Latine. English. ― privation operates only as penalty. ·
Book I, Title 10. Prescription, cc. 197-199.
· CIC 0197; Latine. English. ― general canonization of civil law on prescription. ·
· CIC 0198; Latine. English. ― generally, prescription requires good faith. ·
· CIC 0199; Latine. English. ― seven institutes not subject to prescription. ·
Book I, Title 11. Computation of time, cc. 200-203.
· CIC 0200; Latine. English. ― basic provisions on computation of time. ·
· CIC 0201; Latine. English. ― description of 'continuous' and 'useful' time. ·
· CIC 0202; Latine. English. ― definitions of day, week, month, and year. ·
· CIC 0203; Latine. English. ― computation of days. ·
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► Topic in general. No entries.
Book II, Part 1. Christian faithful, cc. 204-329.
Official. Book II, Part 1, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, here.
· CIC 0204; Latine. English. ― definition of the Christian faithful & subsistence of the Church of Christ. ·
· CIC 0205; Latine. English. ― criteria of 'full incorporation' into the Church. ·
· CIC 0206; Latine. English. ― catechumens. ·
· CIC 0207; Latine. English. ― basic categories of clerics, lay, and religious. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 1. Obligations and rights of all christian faithful, cc. 208-223.
▲ Special topic. Scandal.
Official. Scandal, here.
Scholarly. Scandal, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 1, here.
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· CIC 0209; Latine. English. ― obligation to maintain communion. ·
· CIC 0210; Latine. English. ― sanctification in daily life. ·
· CIC 0211; Latine. English. ― duty and right to evangelize. ·
· CIC 0212; Latine. English. ― obligation of obedience, freedom of expression. ·
· CIC 0213; Latine. English. ― right to spiritual goods of the Church. ·
· CIC 0214; Latine. English. ― rights to worship and spirituality. ·
· CIC 0215; Latine. English. ― right to freedom of association. ·
· CIC 0216; Latine. English. ― right to engage in apostolic undertakings, restrictions on use of name "Catholic". ·
· CIC 0217; Latine. English. ― basic right to Christian education. ·
· CIC 0218; Latine. English. ― right to academic freedom. ·
· CIC 0219; Latine. English. ― right to self-determination. ·
· CIC 0220; Latine. English. ― rights to reputations and privacy. ·
· CIC 0221; Latine. English. ― basic procedural rights of the faithful. ·
· CIC 0222; Latine. English. ― obligation to assist with needs of the Church and to promote social justice. ·
· CIC 0223; Latine. English. ― authority of Church to regulate the exercise of rights by the faithful. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 2. Obligations and rights of lay christian faithful, cc. 224-231.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 2, here.
· CIC 0224; Latine. English. ― introduction to norms on lay rights and obligations. ·
· CIC 0225; Latine. English. ― lay initiatives. ·
· CIC 0226; Latine. English. ― rights and duties of married persons and parents. ·
· CIC 0227; Latine. English. ― freedom in regard to earthly affairs. ·
· CIC 0228; Latine. English. ― suitable laity to be admitted to ecclesiastical offices and advisory roles. ·
· CIC 0229; Latine. English. ― laity's right and obligation to seek Christian education and pursue advanced studies. ·
· Spiritus 0230. Latine. English. ― lay liturgical ministers and formal installation.
― Olim. Sacrae 0230; Latine. English. ― lay liturgical ministers and formal installation. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0230, here. ·
· CIC 0231; Latine. English. ― lay ecclesiastical employees. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 3. Sacred ministers or clerics, cc. 232-293.
Official. Book II, Part 1, Title 3, here.
Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 1. Formation of clerics, cc. 232-264.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0232; Latine. English. ― declaration of Church's exclusive right to form clerics. ·
· CIC 0233; Latine. English. ― duty to foster vocations rests on whole Christian community in various ways. ·
· CIC 0234; Latine. English. ― minor seminary emphasis on humanities and sciences. ·
· CIC 0235; Latine. English. ― formation within or without major seminary is last four years. ·
· CIC 0236; Latine. English. ― formation for permanent diaconate to last three years. ·
· Competentias 0237; diocesan seminaries preferred, but inter-diocesan permitted with approval. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0237; Latine. English. ― diocesan and inter-diocesan seminaries. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0237, here. ― diocesan and inter-diocesan seminaries. ·
· CIC 0238; Latine. English. ― seminary is juridic person represented by rector. ·
· CIC 0239; Latine. English. ― several offices within the seminary. ·
· CIC 0240; Latine. English. ― kinds of, and roles of, confessors. ·
· CIC 0241; Latine. English. ― prerequisites for admission to seminary. ·
· Competentias 0242; Latine. English. ― national programs for priestly formation. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0242; Latine. English. ― national programs for priestly formation. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0242, here. ·
· CIC 0243; Latine. English. ― seminary to have rule adapting national program. ·
· CIC 0244; Latine. English. ― spiritual and doctrinal formation to be coordinated. ·
· CIC 0245; Latine. English. ― spiritual formation in seminary. ·
· CIC 0246; Latine. English. ― liturgical, devotional, and sacramental life of seminarian. ·
· CIC 0247; Latine. English. ― frank education toward celibacy and other burdens of clerical life. ·
· CIC 0248; Latine. English. ― doctrinal formation oriented toward announcing Gospel. ·
· CIC 0249; Latine. English. ― language study in seminary. ·
· CIC 0250; Latine. English. ― two yeas of philosophy and four years of theology. ·
· CIC 0251; Latine. English. ― philosophical study in seminary. ·
· CIC 0252; Latine. English. ― theological studies in seminary. ·
· CIC 0253; Latine. English. ― qualifications and specializations of seminary faculty. ·
· CIC 0254; Latine. English. ― courses to be taught in unified manner, coordinated by director of studies. ·
· CIC 0255; Latine. English. ― pastoral instruction in seminary. ·
· CIC 0256; Latine. English. ― instruction in sacred ministry itself. ·
· CIC 0257; Latine. English. ― instruction to stress service to local and universal Church. ·
· CIC 0258; Latine. English. ― pastoral practice to be offered. ·
· CIC 0259; Latine. English. ― bishop(s) to be actively involved in seminary life. ·
· CIC 0260; Latine. English. ― rector is in charge of seminary. ·
· CIC 0261; Latine. English. ― all seminary leadership figures are to watch over discipline. ·
· CIC 0262; Latine. English. ― generally, seminary exempt from parishes and generally, rector serves as pastor. ·
· CIC 0263; Latine. English. ― bishop(s) to provide for needs of seminary. ·
· CIC 0264; Latine. English. ― seminary tax. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 2. Enrollment or incardination of clerics, cc. 265-272.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 2, here.
· Competentias 0265; Latine. English. ― all clerics must be incardinated. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0265; Latine. English. ― all clerics must be incardinated. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0265, here. ·
· CIC 0266; Latine. English. ― diaconal ordination and incardination into an institution. ·
· CIC 0267; Latine. English. ― for process for change of incardination. ·
· CIC 0268; Latine. English. ― change of incardination by operation of law. ·
· CIC 0269; Latine. English. ― criteria guiding arch/bishop's decision to accept a cleric's request for incardination. ·
· CIC 0270; Latine. English. ― factors impacting arch/bishop's consent to excardination and cleric's right of recourse. ·
· CIC 0271; Latine. English. ― secular priests in missionary areas. ·
· CIC 0272; Latine. English. ― restrictions on arch/diocesan administrators in this area. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 3. Obligations and rights of clerics, cc 273-289.
► Topic in general. No entries.
· CIC 0273; Latine. English. ― clerical respect and obedience for Roman Pontiff and ordinaries. ·
· CIC 0274; Latine. English. ― clerical ministry in general. ·
· CIC 0275; Latine. English. ― unity among clergy. ·
· CIC 0276; Latine. English. ― clerical holiness. ·
· CIC 0277; Latine. English. ― obligations of clerical continence and celibacy. ·
· CIC 0278; Latine. English. ― clerical right of association. ·
· CIC 0279; Latine. English. ― clerical studies. ·
· CIC 0280; Latine. English. ― common life recommended to all clerics. ·
· CIC 0281; Latine. English. ― clerical remuneration. ·
· CIC 0282; Latine. English. ― clerical simplicity of life. ·
· CIC 0283; Latine. English. ― residence obligation and vacation rights of clergy. ·
· CIC 0284; Latine. English. ― clerical garb. ·
· CIC 0285; Latine. English. ― clergy conduct. ·
· CIC 0286; Latine. English. ― clergy in business or trade. ·
· CIC 0287; Latine. English. ― clergy and fostering of peace and harmony. ·
· CIC 0288; Latine. English. ― permanent deacons exempted from several clerical obligations. ·
· CIC 0289; Latine. English. ― clerics and candidates limitations regarding military service and civil functions. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 4. Loss of the clerical state, cc. 290-293.
► Topic in general. Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 3, Chapter 4, here.
· CIC 0290; Latine. English. ― loss of clerical state. ·
· CIC 0291; Latine. English. ― dispensations from celibacy. ·
· CIC 0292; Latine. English. ― main consequences of loss of clerical state. ·
· CIC 0293; Latine. English. ― readmission to clerical sate requires rescript of Apostolic See. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 4. Personal prelatures.
Official: Book II, Part 1, Title 4, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 4, here.
· CIC 0294; Latine. English. ― description of personal prelature. ·
· CIC 0295; Latine. English. ― governance structure and rights of personal prelature. ·
· CIC 0296; Latine. English. ― cooperation with lay persons. ·
· CIC 0297; Latine. English. ― cooperation with local ordinaries. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 5. Associations of the christian faithful, cc. 298-329.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 5, here.
Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 1. Common norms, cc. 298-311.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0298; Latine. English. ― description and delineation of activities of associations of the Christian faithful. ·
· CIC 0299; Latine. English. ― establishment and nature of private associations. ·
· CIC 0300; Latine. English. ― restriction on use of word 'Catholic' by associations. ·
· CIC 0301; Latine. English. ― establishment of certain associations of the faithful. ·
· CIC 0302; Latine. English. ― definition of clerical association. ·
· CIC 0303; Latine. English. ― third order. ·
· CIC 0304; Latine. English. ― association to have statutes and suitable name. ·
· CIC 0305; Latine. English. ― associations subject to various forms of vigilance. ·
· CIC 0306; Latine. English. ― all members of of associations enjoy its benefits. ·
· CIC 0307; Latine. English. ― enrollment in associations. ·
· CIC 0308; Latine. English. ― members can be dismissed only in accord with law and statutes. ·
· CIC 0309; Latine. English. ― administration within associations. ·
· CIC 0310; Latine. English. ― nature of and cooperation within private associations. ·
· CIC 0311; Latine. English. ― religious associations should cooperate with diocesan. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 2. Public associations of the faithful, cc. 312-320.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0312; Latine. English. ― various kinds and establishment of public associations. ·
· CIC 0313; Latine. English. ― public associations acting in the name of the Church. ·
· CIC 0314; Latine. English. ― authority over statutes of public associations. ·
· CIC 0315; Latine. English. ― initiatives of public associations. ·
· CIC 0316; Latine. English. ― ineligibility for and dismissal from public associations. ·
· CIC 0317; Latine. English. ― confirmation of moderators and appointment of chaplains for public associations. ·
· CIC 0318; Latine. English. ― special trustee in a public association. ·
· CIC 0319; Latine. English. ― administration of temporal goods in public associations. ·
· CIC 0320; Latine. English. ― suppression of public associations. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 3. Private associations of the Christian faithful, cc. 321-326.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0321; Latine. English. ― introduction to norms on private associations. ·
· CIC 0322; Latine. English. ― with approval of statutes, private association can receive juridic personality by decree. ·
· CIC 0323; Latine. English. ― private associations subject to vigilance or governance by ecclesiastical authority. ·
· CIC 0324; Latine. English. ― choice of moderators and spiritual advisors in private association. ·
· CIC 0325; Latine. English. ― administration of temporal goods in private association. ·
· CIC 0326; Latine. English. ― cessation of private association and distribution of goods. ·
Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 4. Special norms for associations of the faithful, cc. 327-329.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 1, Title 5, Chapter 4, here.
· CIC 0327; Latine. English. ― laity to hold in esteem certain kinds of associations. ·
· CIC 0328; Latine. English. ― lay associations to cooperate with each other. ·
· CIC 0329; Latine. English. ― moderators of lay associations to see to lay formation. ·
Book II, Part 2. Hierarchical Constitution of the Church, cc. 330-572.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, here.
Book II, Part 2, Section 1. Supreme Authority of the Church, 330-367.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, here.
Note. For reasons not evident, "titles" were not employed in this section.
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1. Roman Pontiff and College of Bishops, c. 330.
Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0330. Latine. English. ― unity of pope and bishops. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, Article 1. The Roman Pontiff, cc. 331-335.
Supplement. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0331; Latine. English. ― basic provision on the Roman Pontiff. ·
· CIC 0332; Latine. English. ― acquisition of papa office and its resignation. ·
· CIC 0333; Latine. English. ― papal power in regard to other bishops and particular Churches. ·
· CIC 0334; Latine. English. ― description of those who assist to the Roman Pontiff. ·
· CIC 0335; Latine. English. ― provisions during vacancy of the Roman See. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, Article 2. The College of Bishops, cc. 336-341.
Scholarly. The
Second Vatican Council, here. ► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 1, Article 2, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0336; Latine. English. ― definition and power of the college of bishops. ·
· CIC 0337; Latine. English. ― solemn and ordinary exercise of power by college and direction of the Roman Pontiff.
· CIC 0338; Latine. English. ― authority of Roman Pontiff over ecumenical council. ·
· CIC 0339; Latine. English. ― participation in an ecumenical council. ·
· CIC 0340; Latine. English. ― interruption of ecumenical council during vacancy in the Roman See. ·
· CIC 0341; Latine. English. ― pontifical consent and promulgation of decrees of college of bishops. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 2. Synod of Bishops, cc. 342-348.
▲Special topic: Individual Synods, here.
Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 2, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 2, here.
· CIC 0342; Latine. English. ― description of Synod of Bishops. ·
· CIC 0343; Latine. English. ― generally, Synod of Bishops a consultative body. ·
· CIC 0344; Latine. English. ― authority of Roman Pontiff over Synod of Bishops. ·
· CIC 0345; Latine. English. ― types of synodal sessions. ·
· CIC 0346; Latine. English. ― membership of various sessions. ·
· CIC 0347; Latine. English. ― expiration and suspension of authority of Synod of Bishops. ·
· CIC 0348; Latine. English. ― key officers of bishops. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 3. Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, cc. 349-359.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 3, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0349; Latine. English. ― description of office of cardinal. ·
· CIC 0350; Latine. English. ― orders within college of cardinals. ·
· CIC 0351; Latine. English. ― authority of Roman Pontiff over selection and announcement of cardinals. ·
· CIC 0352; Latine. English. ― dean of college of cardinals. ·
· CIC 0353; Latine. English. ― consistories. ·
· CIC 0354; Latine. English. ― curial cardinals asked to submit resignation at age 75. ·
· CIC 0355; Latine. English. ― special functions of dean after election of Roman Pontiff. ·
· CIC 0356; Latine. English. ― curial cardinals to reside in Rome. ·
· CIC 0357; Latine. English. ― cardinals care for certain churches and exemption from episcopal authority. ·
· CIC 0358; Latine. English. ― cardinals representing pope has authority limited to that representation. ·
· CIC 0359; Latine. English. ― during vacancy in Apostolic See cardinals have authority only under special law. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 4. Roman Curia, cc. 360-361.
▲ Special topic: Vatican City State.
Official. Vatican City State, here.
Scholarly. Vatican City State, here.
▲ Special topic: International Theological Commission.
Official. International Theological Commission, here.
▲ Special topic: Pontifical Secret. No entries.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 4, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0360; Latine. English. ― description of the Roman Curia. ·
· CIC 0361. Latine. English. ― scope of terms "Apostolic See" and "Holy See". ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 5. Legates of the Roman Pontiff, cc. 362-367.
▲ Special topic: Diplomatic relations between the Holy See and various political entities, here.
Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 5, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 1, Chapter 5, here.
Note(s). See also CIC 0003.
· CIC 0362; Latine. English. ― Roman Pontiff and international relations. ·
· CIC 0363; Latine. English. ― general functions of papal legates, delegates, and observers. ·
· CIC 0364; Latine. English. ― principal ecclesiastical functions of papal legates. ·
· CIC 0365; Latine. English. ― principal political functions of papal legates. ·
· CIC 0366; Latine. English. ― relations between papal legates and local Churches. ·
· CIC 0367; Latine. English. ― cessation of functions of papal legate. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2. Particular churches and their groupings, cc. 368-572.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1. Particular churches and their authority, cc. 368-430.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, here.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 1. Particular churches, cc. 368-374.
Note(s): Except where specified otherwise (e. g., 1983 CIC 435-438), canonical provisions applying to bishops and dioceses also apply to archbishops and archdioceses.
· CIC 0368; Latine. English. ― definition of particular Church. ·
· CIC 0369; Latine. English. ― the arch/diocese. ·
· CIC 0370; Latine. English. ― territorial prelature or abbacy. ·
· CIC 0371; Latine. English. ― apostolic vicariate, prefecture, and administration. ·
· CIC 0372; Latine. English. ― preference for territorial arch/diocesan organization with options for personal. ·
· CIC 0373; Latine. English. ― establishment of particular Church reserved to Apostolic See, confers juridic personality. ·
· CIC 0374; Latine. English. ― parishes required in particular Churches, vicariates optional. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2. Bishops, cc. 375-411.
Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, here.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 1. Bishops in general, cc. 375-380.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0375; Latine. English. ― basic description of bishop. ·
· CIC 0376; Latine. English. ― diocesan and titular bishops. ·
· CIC 0377; Latine. English. ― selection of bishops. ·
· CIC 0378; Latine. English. ― requisite qualities for bishop. ·
· CIC 0379; Latine. English. ― priest to receive episcopal consecration within 3 months. ·
· CIC 0380; Latine. English. ― profession of faith, oath of fidelity by one becoming bishop.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 2. Diocesan bishops, cc. 381-402.
Supplement. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 2, here.
Note(s): Except where specified otherwise (e.g., 1983 CIC 435-438), canonical provisions applying to bishops and dioceses also apply to archbishops and archdioceses.
· CIC 0381; Latine. English. ― basic description of bishop's governing power. ·
· CIC 0382; Latine. English. ― taking possession of a diocese. ·
· CIC 0383; Latine. English. ― pastoral care for various groups. ·
· CIC 0384; Latine. English. ― bishop's solicitude toward priests. ·
· CIC 0385; Latine. English. ― bishop's responsibility foster clerical and religious vocations. ·
· CIC 0386; Latine. English. ― bishop as preacher and teacher. ·
· CIC 0387; Latine. English. ― bishop as sanctifier. ·
· CIC 0388; Latine. English. ― bishops obligation for the "Mass for the people". ·
· CIC 0389; Latine. English. ― bishops to preside at Masses frequently. ·
· CIC 0390; Latine. English. ― bishop has right to perform pontifical functions in diocese. ·
· CIC 0391; Latine. English. ― types of power of the bishop. ·
· CIC 0392; Latine. English. ― bishop to enforce and be vigilant about ecclesiastical laws. ·
· CIC 0393; Latine. English. ― juridic competence of bishop. ·
· CIC 0394; Latine. English. ― bishop to encourage exercise of the apostolate. ·
· CIC 0395; Latine. English. ― bishop's obligation of residence. ·
· CIC 0396; Latine. English. ― episcopal visitation of diocese. ·
· CIC 0397; Latine. English. ― bishop has right of visitation regarding sacred places and religious. ·
· CIC 0398; Latine. English. ― bishop's visitation to be completed in a way burdensome to others. ·
· CIC 0399; Latine. English. ― quinquennial report. ·
· CIC 0400; Latine. English. ― the 'ad limina' visit. ·
· CIC 0401; Latine. English. ― episcopal resignation. ·
· CIC 0402; Latine. English. ― status and care of retired bishops. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 3. Coadjutor and auxiliary bishops, cc. 403-411.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 2, Article 3, here.
· CIC 0403; Latine. English. ― description of auxiliaries, auxiliaries with special faculties, and coadjutors. ·
· CIC 0404; Latine. English. ― how auxiliaries and coadjutors take office. ·
· CIC 0405; Latine. English. ― sources and descriptions of authority of auxiliaries and coadjutors. ·
· CIC 0406; Latine. English. ― auxiliaries and coadjutors as vicars general or episcopal vicars. ·
· CIC 0407; Latine. English. ― consultation among bishops in a diocese. ·
· CIC 0408; Latine. English. ― liturgical preference to be accorded auxiliaries and coadjutors. ·
· CIC 0409; Latine. English. ― auxiliaries and coadjutors during vacant of the see. ·
· CIC 0410; Latine. English. ― residence requirements for auxiliaries and coadjutors. ·
· CIC 0411; Latine. English. ― resignation of auxiliaries and coadjutors. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 3. Impeded see and vacant see, cc. 412-430.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 3, Article 1. Impeded see, cc. 412-415.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 3, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0412; Latine. English. ― definition of an impeded see. ·
· CIC 0413; Latine. English. ― governance of an impeded or vacant see. ·
· CIC 0414; Latine. English. ― order of succession during impeded see. ·
· CIC 0415; Latine. English. ― governance when bishop is under sanction. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 3, Article 2. Vacant see, cc. 416-430.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 1, Chapter 3, Article 2, here.
· CIC 0416; Latine. English. ― four ways a see can become vacant. ·
· CIC 0417; Latine. English. ― cessation of authority upon vacancy of a see. ·
· CIC 0418; Latine. English. ― specific norms for transfer of bishop from one see to another. ·
· CIC 0419; Latine. English. ― governance during vacancy of a see. ·
· CIC 0420; Latine. English. ― governance during vacancy of an apostolic vicariate or prefecture. ·
· CIC 0421; Latine. English. ― college of consultors to elect administrator promptly, in default metropolitan acts. ·
· CIC 0422; Latine. English. ― duty to notify Apostolic See of bishop's death and election of administration. ·
· CIC 0423; Latine. English. ― only one diocesan administrator may be elected, cannot also be finance officer. ·
· CIC 0424; Latine. English. ― norms governing election of diocesan administrator. ·
· CIC 0425; Latine. English. ― prerequisites in diocesan administrator, norms if unsuitable selection made. ·
· CIC 0426; Latine. English. ― whoever governs prior to election of diocesan administrator likened to vicar general. ·
· CIC 0427; Latine. English. ― generally, diocesan administrator likened to bishop. ·
· CIC 0428; Latine. English. ― diocesan administrator not to undertake innovation or alterations in diocese. ·
· CIC 0429; Latine. English. ― diocesan administrator bound residence and "Mass for the people". ·
· CIC 0430; Latine. English. ― cessation of function of diocesan administrator. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2. Groupings of particular Churches, cc. 431-459.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 1. Ecclesiastical provinces and regions, cc. 431-434.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0431; Latine. English. ― purpose of and authority over provinces. ·
· CIC 0432; Latine. English. ― authority within and juridic personality of province. ·
· CIC 0433; Latine. English. ― provinces can be erected as regions and granted juridic personality. ·
· CIC 0434; Latine. English. ― regional assemblies distinguished from episcopal conference. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 2. Metropolitans, cc. 435-438.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 2, here.
· CIC 0435; Latine. English. ― definition of a metropolitan. ·
· CIC 0436; Latine. English. ― authority of a metropolitan. ·
· CIC 0437; Latine. English. ― the pallium. ·
· CIC 0438; Latine. English. ― generally "patriarch" and "primate" are usually honorific titles only. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 3. Particular councils, cc. 439-446.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 3, here.
· CIC 0439; Latine. English. ― definition of plenary council. ·
· CIC 0440; Latine. English. ― definition of a provincial council. ·
· CIC 0441; Latine. English. ― authority of conference of bishops over a plenary council. ·
· CIC 0442; Latine. English. ― authority of a metropolitan over a provincial council. ·
· CIC 0443; Latine. English. ― types of participants in particular councils. ·
· CIC 0444; Latine. English. ― direct and proxy participation in particular councils. ·
· CIC 0445; Latine. English. ― purpose and power of particular councils. ·
· CIC 0446; Latine. English. ― promulgation of conciliar legislation contingent upon review by Apostolic See. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 4. Episcopal conferences, cc. 447-459.
▲ Special topic: Conference legislation in various countries.
Scholarly. Conference legislation in various countries, here.
▲ Special topic: Episcopal conference doctrinal commissions.
Official. Episcopal conference doctrinal commissions, here.
Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 4, here.
Supplement. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 2, Chapter 4, here.
· CIC 0447; Latine. English. ― definition and description of episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0448; Latine. English. ― basic membership of episcopal conference usually delineated by nation. ·
· CIC 0449; Latine. English. ― Apostolic See authority over, and juridic personality of, episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0450; Latine. English. ― specific membership of episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0451; Latine. English. ― topics for episcopal conference statutes, necessity of review by Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0452; Latine. English. ― election of conference president. ·
· CIC 0453; Latine. English. ― episcopal conference to meet at least annually. ·
· CIC 0454; Latine. English. ― deliberative and consultative votes in episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0455; Latine. English. ― authority of episcopal conference to issues decrees. ·
· CIC 0456; Latine. English. ― episcopal conference president to send acts of meetings to Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0457; Latine. English. ― authority of permanent council of episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0458; Latine. English. ― duties of general secretariat of episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0459; Latine. English. ― cooperation between episcopal conferences. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3. Internal ordering of particular Churches, cc. 460-572.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 1. Diocesan synod, cc. 460-468.
▲ Special topic: Individual arch/diocesan synods. No entries.
► Topic in general. Official. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 1, here.
Supplement. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 1, here.
· CIC 0460; Latine. English. ― definition of diocesan synod. ·
· CIC 0461; Latine. English. ― circumstances suggesting diocesan synod. ·
· CIC 0462; Latine. English. ― convocation of and presidency over a diocesan synod. ·
· CIC 0463; Latine. English. ― membership of and attendance at a diocesan synod. ·
· CIC 0464; Latine. English. ― attendance at diocesan synod by proxy not allowed. ·
· CIC 0465; Latine. English. ― free discussion of proposed questions. ·
· CIC 0466; Latine. English. ― only the diocesan bishop legislates at a diocesan synod. ·
· CIC 0467; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop to send acts of diocesan synod to metropolitan and episcopal conference. ·
· CIC 0468; Latine. English. ― authority of diocesan bishop over diocesan synod and possible interruption. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2. Diocesan curia, cc. 469-494.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2, here. ► Topic by canon. [ Preliminary canons, cc. 469-474. ]
· CIC 0469; Latine. English. ― definition of diocesan curia. ·
· CIC 0470; Latine. English. ― bishop's authority over appointment to diocesan curia. ·
· CIC 0471; Latine. English. ― responsibility of the curia. ·
· CIC 0472; Latine. English. ― judicial power in diocesan curia controlled by Book VII of the Code. ·
· CIC 0473; Latine. English. ― moderator of the curia and episcopal council.
· CIC 0474; Latine. English. ― writing requirements for validity of juridic acts by diocesan curia. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 1. Vicars general and episcopal vicars, cc. 475-481.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0475; Latine. English. ― vicar general. ·
· CIC 0476; Latine. English. ― episcopal vicars. ·
· CIC 0477; Latine. English. ― vicars serve at pleasure of diocesan bishop. ·
· CIC 0478; Latine. English. ― qualifications and disqualifications for vicars. ·
· CIC 0479; Latine. English. ― general executive authority of vicars. ·
· CIC 0480; Latine. English. ― vicar's obligation of reporting to and cooperating with diocesan bishop. ·
· CIC 0481; Latine. English. ― vicar's obligation of reporting to and cooperating with diocesan bishop. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 2. Chancellor, notaries, and archives, cc. 482-491.
► Topic in general.
No entries. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0482; Latine. English. ― chancellor. ·
· CIC 0483; Latine. English. ― qualifications and disqualifications of other notaries. ·
· CIC 0484; Latine. English. ― duties of notaries. ·
· CIC 0485; Latine. English. ― terms of service for chancellor and notaries. ·
· CIC 0486; Latine. English. ― establishment of regular archives. ·
· CIC 0487; Latine. English. ― access to archives and records. ·
· CIC 0488; Latine. English. ― removal of materials from archives. ·
· CIC 0489; Latine. English. ― establishment and management of secret archives. ·
· CIC 0490; Latine. English. ― access to, and restrictions on, removal of materials from secret archives. ·
· CIC 0491; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop's authority over other kinds of archives in diocese. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 2, Article 3. Finance council and finance officer, cc. 492-494.
► Topic in general.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0492; Latine. English. ― establishment of diocesan finance council. ·
· CIC 0493; Latine. English. ― responsibilities of the diocesan finance council. ·
· CIC 0494; Latine. English. ― finance officer. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 3. Presbyteral council and college of consultors, cc. 495-502.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 3, here.
· CIC 0495; Latine. English. ― establishment of presbyteral council. ·
· CIC 0496; Latine. English. ― statutes of the presbyteral council. ·
· CIC 0497; Latine. English. ― members of presbyteral council. ·
· CIC 0498; Latine. English. ― eligibility for active and passive election regarding presbyteral council. ·
· CIC 0499; Latine. English. ― presbyteral council to represent ministerial and regional composition of presbyterate. ·
· CIC 0500; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop's authority over presbyteral council. ·
· CIC 0501; Latine. English. ― presbyteral council membership and renewal, cessation or dissolution of council. ·
· CIC 0502; Latine. English. ― college of consultors. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 4. Chapters of Canons, cc. 503-510.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 4, here.
· CIC 0503; Latine. English. ― definition of two kinds of cathedral chapters. ·
· CIC 0504; Latine. English. ― authority of Apostolic See over cathedral chapters. ·
· CIC 0505; Latine. English. ― requirement of and bishop's authority over chapter statutes. ·
· CIC 0506; Latine. English. ― statutes of a chapter. ·
· CIC 0507; Latine. English. ― presiding over chapter. ·
· CIC 0508; Latine. English. ― canon penitentiary. ·
· CIC 0509; Latine. English. ― conferral of canonries. ·
· CIC 0510; Latine. English. ― chapter's relations with parishes. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 5. [Diocesan] Pastoral Council, cc. 511-514.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 5, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0511; Latine. English. ― encouragement of and outline of role for diocesan pastoral council. ·
· CIC 0512; Latine. English. ― membership of diocesan pastoral council. ·
· CIC 0513; Latine. English. ― duration and cessation of diocesan pastoral council. ·
· CIC 0514; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop's authority over diocesan pastoral council. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 6. Parishes, pastors, and parochial vicars, cc. 515-552.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 6, here.
· CIC 0515; Latine. English. ― definition of a parish. ·
· CIC 0516; Latine. English. ― quasi-parishes and other non-parochial means of pastoral care (missions). ·
· CIC 0517; Latine. English. ― pastoral team ministry 'in solidum'. ·
· CIC 0518; Latine. English. ― territorial and personal parishes. ·
· CIC 0519; Latine. English. ― pastor's authority, role, and accountability. ·
· CIC 0520; Latine. English. ― parishes entrusted to religious. ·
· CIC 0521; Latine. English. ― prerequisites to being named a pastor. ·
· CIC 0522; Latine. English. ― pastors and stability in office. ·
· CIC 0523; Latine. English. ― generally, bishops have sole authority to appoint pastors. ·
· CIC 0524; Latine. English. ― qualities in and inquiries concerning those to be considered as pastors. ·
· CIC 0525; Latine. English. ― diocesan administrators can appoint pastors if see is vacant for a year. ·
· CIC 0526; Latine. English. ― pastors over one or more parishes. ·
· CIC 0527; Latine. English. ― installation and beginning of pastor's authority. ·
· CIC 0528; Latine. English. ― pastor's duties in regard to Word and sacrament. ·
· CIC 0529; Latine. English. ― pastor's duties in regard to governance and service. ·
· CIC 0530; Latine. English. ― several functions especially entrusted to pastors. ·
· CIC 0531; Latine. English. ― handling offerings made on on occasion of parochial functions. ·
· CIC 0532; Latine. English. ― juridic affairs of the parish. ·
· CIC 0533; Latine. English. ― pastor's residential obligations and vacation rights. ·
· CIC 0534; Latine. English. ― the 'Mass for the people' (missa pro populo). ·
De concordia 0535; Latine. English. ― parochial registers, seal, and archives. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0535; Latine. English. ― parochial registers, seal, and archives. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0535, here. ·
· CIC 0536; Latine. English. ― parish pastoral council. ·
· CIC 0537; Latine. English. ― parish finance council. ·
· CIC 0538; Latine. English. ― pastor's cessation from office. ·
· CIC 0539; Latine. English. ― appointment of parish administrator upon vacancy or impedation of parish. ·
·
· CIC 0541; Latine. English. ― role of parochial vicar during vacancy or impedation of parish. ·
· CIC 0542; Latine. English. ― assumption of authority by priests placed as a team over parishes. ·
· CIC 0543; Latine. English. ― authority and obligations of priests placed as a team over parishes. ·
· CIC 0544; Latine. English. ― cessation of a priest member of team does not result in vacancy of parish. ·
· CIC 0545; Latine. English. ― description of parochial vicar. ·
· CIC 0546; Latine. English. ― parochial vicars must be priests. ·
· CIC 0547; Latine. English. ― parochial vicar appointed by diocesan bishop. ·
· CIC 0548; Latine. English. ― parochial vicar works under authority of pastor. ·
· CIC 0549; Latine. English. ― authority of parochial vicar during absence of pastor. ·
· CIC 0550; Latine. English. ― residential obligations and vacation rights of parochial vicar. ·
· CIC 0551; Latine. English. ― offering made to parochial vicar are presumed made to parish. ·
· CIC 0552; Latine. English. ― removal of parochial vicar. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 7. Vicars forane, cc. 553-555.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 7, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0553; Latine. English. ― description and appointment vicar forane. ·
· CIC 0554; Latine. English. ― qualifications of priest to be appointed vicar forane. ·
· CIC 0555; Latine. English. ― responsibilities of vicar forane. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 8. Rectors of churches and chaplains, cc. 556-572.
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 7, Article 1. Rectors of churches, cc. 556-563.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0556; Latine. English. ― definition of rector. ·
· CIC 0557; Latine. English. ― generally, diocesan bishop appoints rectors. ·
· CIC 0558; Latine. English. ― restriction on rectors against performing certain pastoral functions. ·
· CIC 0559; Latine. English. ― liturgy authority of rector. ·
· CIC 0560; Latine. English. ― local ordinary can direct more liturgical functions be celebrated. ·
· CIC 0561; Latine. English. ― necessity of permission of rector to celebrate Mass or administer sacraments. ·
· CIC 0562; Latine. English. ― responsibilities of rector. ·
· CIC 0563; Latine. English. ― removal of rector for a just cause. ·
Book II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 7, Article 2. Chaplains, cc. 564-572.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 2, Section 2, Title 3, Chapter 7, Article 2, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0564; Latine. English. ― definition of a chaplain. ·
· CIC 0565; Latine. English. ― generally, local ordinary appoints or installs chaplain. ·
· CIC 0566; Latine. English. ― faculties for chaplain. ·
· CIC 0567; Latine. English. ― consultation with superior for religious chaplain, role not governmental. ·
· CIC 0568; Latine. English. ― examples of groups for whom chaplain should be appointed. ·
· CIC 0569; Latine. English. ― military chaplain governed by special law. ·
· CIC 0570; Latine. English. ― generally, chaplain serves as rector of connected church. ·
· CIC 0571; Latine. English. ― chaplain to cooperate with pastor. ·
· CIC 0572; Latine. English. ― removal of chaplain. ·
Book II, Part 3. Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life, cc. 573-746.
Scholarly. Studies related to specific institutes of consecrated life and not otherwise listed below, here.
Official. Book II, Part 3, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, here.
Book II, Part 3, Section 1. Institutes of consecrated life, cc. 573-730.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, here.
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 1. Norms common to all institutes of consecrated life, cc. 573-606.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 1, here.
Note(s). Canons 578-597, 598-602, 606 are referenced in Canon 732. Canons 598-601 are referenced in Canon 712.
· CIC 0573; Latine. English. ― definition and description of consecrated life. ·
· CIC 0574; Latine. English. ― Church's solicitude for religious life. ·
· CIC 0575; Latine. English. ― place of evangelical counsels in the Church. ·
· CIC 0576; Latine. English. ― basic ecclesiastical authority over exercise of evangelical counsels. ·
· CIC 0577; Latine. English. ― description of different types of institutes. ·
· CIC 0578; Latine. English. ― preservation of patrimony left by the founders. ·
· CIC 0579; Latine. English. ― authority of diocesan bishop over establishment of institutes. ·
· CIC 0580; Latine. English. ― aggregation of institutes. ·
· CIC 0581; Latine. English. ― internal structure of institutes left to institute authority. ·
· CIC 0582; Latine. English. ― institute merges and unions of institutes left to Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0583; Latine. English. ― modification of things approved by Apostolic See left to that see. ·
· CIC 0584; Latine. English. ― suppression and distribution of goods of whole institute left to Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0585; Latine. English. ― suppression of part of institute left to institute authority. ·
· CIC 0586; Latine. English. ― autonomy of life. ·
· CIC 0587; Latine. English. ― purposes of constitutions. ·
· CIC 0588; Latine. English. ― distinguishing clerical and lay institutes. ·
· CIC 0589; Latine. English. ― distinguishing pontifical and diocesan institutes. ·
· CIC 0590; Latine. English. ― special institute supervision by and members' obedience to the Supreme Pontiff. ·
· CIC 0591; Latine. English. ― exemption of some institutes from local ordinary. ·
· CIC 0592; Latine. English. ― reports to the Holy See. ·
· CIC 0593; Latine. English. ― authority of Apostolic See over institute of pontifical right. ·
· CIC 0594; Latine. English. ― basic authority of diocesan bishop over institute of diocesan right. ·
· CIC 0595; Latine. English. ― other authority of diocesan bishop over institute of diocesan right. ·
· CIC 0596; Latine. English. ― basic authority of superiors and chapters in institutes. ·
· CIC 0597; Latine. English. ― right of admittance into religious life. ·
· CIC 0598; Latine. English. ― constitutions to set out how members live evangelical counsels. ·
· CIC 0599; Latine. English. ― evangelical counsel of chastity. ·
· CIC 0600; Latine. English. ― evangelical counsel of poverty. ·
· CIC 0601; Latine. English. ― evangelical counsel of obedience. ·
· CIC 0602; Latine. English. ― community of life in institutes. ·
· CIC 0603; Latine. English. ― hermits. ·
· Competentias 0604; Latine. English. ― consecrated virginity. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0604; Latine. English. ― consecrated virginity. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0604, here. ·
· CIC 0605; Latine. English. ― discernment and approval of new forms of consecrated life.
· CIC 0606; Latine. English. ― generally, institute provisions made without regard to sex of members. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2. Religious Institutes, cc. 607-709.
► Topic in general. No entries.
· CIC 0607; Latine. English. ― description of religious life, definition of religious institute. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 1. Religious houses and their erection and suppression, cc. 608-616.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 1, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0608; Latine. English. ― necessity of religious house and oratory. ·
· CIC 0609; Latine. English. ― approvals necessary for the establishment of a religious house. ·
· CIC 0610; Latine. English. ― conditions necessary for the establishment of a religious house. ·
· CIC 0611; Latine. English. ― implications of bishop's consent for religious house. ·
· CIC 0612; Latine. English. ― consent required for changes in works of a religious house. ·
· CIC 0613; Latine. English. ― houses of canons or monks are autonomous, moderators are major superiors. ·
· CIC 0614; Latine. English. ― independence of female and male branches of religious families. ·
· CIC 0615; Latine. English. ― special vigilance of diocesan bishop over autonomous monastery. ·
· CIC 0616; Latine. English. ― authority to suppress houses and autonomous monasteries. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2. Governance of Institutes, cc. 617−630.
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2, Article 1. Superiors and councils, cc. 617−630.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2, Article 1, here.
Note(s). Canons 617−630 are referenced in Canon 734.
· CIC 0617; Latine. English. ― superiors act in accord with law. ·
· CIC 0618; Latine. English. ― manner of superior acting in accord with law. ·
· CIC 0619; Latine. English. ― general duties of superiors. ·
· CIC 0620; Latine. English. ― definition of major superior. ·
· CIC 0621; Latine. English. ― definition of religious province. ·
· CIC 0622; Latine. English. ― definition of supreme moderator. ·
· CIC 0623; Latine. English. ― constitution to determine time following final profession needed to be superior. ·
· CIC 0624; Latine. English. ― length of service by superiors. ·
· CIC 0625; Latine. English. ― election of supreme moderator and regulation of election. ·
· CIC 0626; Latine. English. ― election and appointments of officers to be unbiased. ·
· CIC 0627; Latine. English. ― councils of superiors. ·
· CIC 0628; Latine. English. ― visitation by superiors and bishops. ·
· CIC 0629; Latine. English. ― obligation of residence by superiors. ·
· CIC 0630; Latine. English. ― freedom of members in regard to confession. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2, Article 2. Chapters, cc. 631-633.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2, Article 2, here.
► Topic by canon. · CIC 0631; Latine. English. ― definition and description of supreme chapter. ·
· CIC 0632; Latine. English. ― proper law to determine character of other chapters. ·
· CIC 0633; Latine. English. ― other organs of consultation in religious life. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 2, Article 3. Temporal goods and their administration, cc. 634-640.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0634; Latine. English. ― religious institutes, provinces, and houses are juridic persons. ·
· CIC 0635; Latine. English. ― basic rules on property administration. ·
· CIC 0636; Latine. English. ― finance officer in institutes and provinces. ·
· CIC 0637; Latine. English. ― local ordinary supervises finances of autonomous monasteries and diocesan institutes. ·
· CIC 0638; Latine. English. ― ordinary and extraordinary administration of goods. ·
· CIC 0639; Latine. English. ― responsibility for authorized or unauthorized transactions. ·
· CIC 0640; Latine. English. ― institutes must give collective witness to charity and poverty. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3. Admission of candidates and formation of members, cc. 641-661.
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 1. Admission to novitiate, cc. 641-645.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0641; Latine. English. ― authority to admit candidates. ·
· CIC 0642; Latine. English. ― assessing suitability for admission. ·
· CIC 0643; Latine. English. ― prerequisites for valid admission to novitiate. ·
· CIC 0644; Latine. English. ― restrictions on admitting secular clerics and persons bound by debts. ·
· CIC 0645; Latine. English. ― documentation and attestations required for admission to novitiate. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 2. Novitiate and formation of novices, cc. 646-653.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 2, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0646; Latine. English. ― description of novitiate. ·
· CIC 0647; Latine. English. ― establishment and necessity of using novitiate house. ·
· CIC 0648; Latine. English. ― time limits for novitiate. ·
· CIC 0649. Latine. English. ― impact of absence from novitiate. ·
· CIC 0650; Latine. English. ― novitiate to be guided by director. ·
· CIC 0651; Latine. English. ― qualifications for director of novices. ·
· CIC 0652; Latine. English. ― conduct of the novitiate. ·
· CIC 0653; Latine. English. ― free departure, dismissal from, or completion of novitiate. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 3. Religious profession, cc. 654-658.
▲ Special topic: Fourth vows.
Scholarly. Fourth vows, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0654; Latine. English. ― three main effects of profession. ·
· CIC 0655; Latine. English. ― temporary profession. ·
· CIC 0656; Latine. English. ― prerequisites for valid temporary vows. ·
· CIC 0657; Latine. English. ― departure, dismissal from, or completion of novitiate. ·
· CIC 0658; Latine. English. ― prerequisites for valid perpetual vows. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 4. Formation of religious, cc. 659-661.
Official. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 4, here.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 3, Article 4, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0659; Latine. English. ― formation after first profession to be regulated by law. ·
· CIC 0660; Latine. English. ― character and priority of formation. ·
· CIC 0661; Latine. English. ― life-time formation to be fostered. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 4. Obligations and rights of institutes and members, cc. 662-672.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 4, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0662; Latine. English. ― following Christ is supreme rule for religious. ·
· CIC 0663; Latine. English. ― spiritual duties of religious. ·
· CIC 0664; Latine. English. ― religious duty of interior conversion and use of Confession. ·
· CIC 0665; Latine. English. ― obligation of common life. ·
· CIC 0666; Latine. English. ― special discretion to be applied in regard to use of social communication. ·
· CIC 0667; Latine. English. ― types of cloister to be observed. ·
· CIC 0668; Latine. English. ― personal property of religious and acquisition of goods by individuals. ·
· CIC 0669; Latine. English. ― religious habit and garb. ·
· CIC 0670; Latine. English. ― institute's obligation to provide for needs of members. ·
· CIC 0671; Latine. English. ― restriction of acceptance of duties outside institute. ·
· CIC 0672; Latine. English. ― incorporation of clerical obligations set out elsewhere in Code. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 5. Apostolate of institutes, cc. 673-683.
Note(s). Canons 679-683 are referenced in Canon 738.
· CIC 0673; Latine. English. ― the apostolate of religious is their consecrated life. ·
· CIC 0674; Latine. English. ― contemplatives held in high regard and are immune from requests for assistance. ·
· CIC 0675; Latine. English. ― centrality of apostolic action in certain institutes. ·
· CIC 0676. Latine. English. ― importance of lay institutes. ·
· CIC 0677; Latine. English. ― institutes to remain faithful and flexible, encouraging of laity associated with them. ·
· CIC 0678; Latine. English. ― religious as subject to bishops and superiors. ·
· CIC 0679; Latine. English. ― bishop can prohibit religious from residing in diocese, referral to Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0680; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop is primary coordinator of all works of the apostolate in diocese. ·
· CIC 0681; Latine. English. ― entrusted works remain diocesan, written agreements with superiors should be entered. ·
CIC 0682; Latine. English. ― appointment of religious to, and removal from, diocesan offices. ·
· CIC 0683; Latine. English. ― diocesan bishop has right to visit operations of religious serving the Christian faithful. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6. Separation of members from the institute, cc. 684-704.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, here.
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, Article 1. Transfer to another institute, cc. 684-685.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, Article 1, here.
· CIC 0684; Latine. English. ― transfer between institutes. ·
· CIC 0685; Latine. English. ― during transfer probation former obligations suspended but new obligations bind. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, Article 2. Departure from an institute, cc. 686-693.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, Article 2, here.
· Competentias 0686; Latine. English. ― basic provisions on exclaustration for perpetually professed religious. Latine. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0686; Latine. English. ― basic provisions on exclaustration for perpetually professed religious. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0686, here. ·
· CIC 0687; Latine. English. ― conditions under which exclaustration is lived. ·
· Competentias 0688; Latine. English. ― indult of departure for temporarily professed religious. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0688; Latine. English. ― indult of departure for temporarily professed religious. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0688, here. ·
· CIC 0689; Latine. English. ― exclusion from final profession. ·
· CIC 0690. Latine. English. ― possibility of readmission to religious life. ·
· CIC 0691; Latine. English. ― indult of departure for perpetually professed religious. ·
· CIC 0692; Latine. English. ― consequences of indult of departure. ·
· CIC 0693; Latine. English. ― departing religious cleric must find bishop, possible incardination into diocese. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 6, Article 3. Dismissal of members, cc. 694-704. ► Topic by canon.
· Communis 0694; Latine. English. ― automatic dismissal. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0694; Latine. English. ― automatic dismissal. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0694, here.
· Recognitum 0695. Latine. English. ― generally, mandatory dismissal cases and process to be observed. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0695; Latine. English. ― generally, mandatory dismissal cases and process to be observed. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0695, here.
· CIC 0696; Latine. English. ― optional dismissal, lesser degrees gravity needed for those in temporary profession. ·
· CIC 0697; Latine. English. ― process to be observed in optional dismissal cases. ·
· CIC 0698; Latine. English. ― accused member retains right to communicate with supreme moderator. ·
· Competentias 0699; Latine. English. ― process to be observed by supreme moderator. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0699; Latine. English. ― process to be observed by supreme moderator. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0699, here. ·
· Competentias 0700; Latine. English. ― confirmation of dismissal, recourse has suspensive effect. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0700; Latine. English. ― confirmation of dismissal, recourse has suspensive effect. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0700, here. ·
· CIC 0701; Latine. English. ― effects of dismissal, restriction on clerical ministry. ·
· CIC 0702. Latine. English. ― possibility of post-dismissal support. ·
· CIC 0703. Latine. English. ― possible dismissal by major superior or local superior. ·
· CIC 0704; Latine. English. ― member separation of any kind must be reported to Apostolic See. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 7. Religious raised to the episcopate, cc. 705-707.
Official. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 7, here.
Scholarly. Book
II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 7, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0705; Latine. English. ― obligations reduced on religious raised to episcopate. ·
· CIC 0706; Latine. English. ― special provisions for acquisition and disposition of goods. ·
· CIC 0707; Latine. English. ― provisions for retired religious bishops. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 8. Conferences of major superiors, cc. 708-709.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 2, Chapter 8, here.
► Topic by canon. ·
· CIC 0709; Latine. English. ― conferences to have own statutes, approved by Holy See. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 3. Secular institutes, cc. 710-730.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 1, Title 3, here.
· CIC 0710; Latine. English. ― definition of secular institute. ·
· CIC 0711; Latine. English. ― generally, members of secular institutes retain their canonical status in the Church. ·
· CIC 0712; Latine. English. ― bonds within and characteristics of secular institutes. ·
· CIC 0713; Latine. English. ― description of leaven-like lives of members of secular institute. ·
· CIC 0714; Latine. English. ― members to lead lives in ordinary conditions of the world. ·
· CIC 0715; Latine. English. ― authority over clerical members of secular institutes. ·
· CIC 0716; Latine. English. ― participation in institute and communion among members. ·
· CIC 0717; Latine. English. ― role of constitutions and requirements to be supreme moderator. ·
· CIC 0718; Latine. English. ― basic provisions on temporal goods. ·
· CIC 0719; Latine. English. ― spiritual growth and duties in institute. ·
· CIC 0720; Latine. English. ― admission decisions are for supreme moderator and council. ·
· CIC 0721; Latine. English. ― prerequisites for admission to initial probation. ·
· CIC 0722; Latine. English. ― character and goals of initial probation. ·
· CIC 0723; Latine. English. ― temporary incorporation into an institute. ·
· CIC 0724; Latine. English. ― continuing formation during temporary incorporation. ·
· CIC 0725; Latine. English. ― association with other faithful who share goals of the institute. ·
· CIC 0726; Latine. English. ― departure during at at the end of temporary incorporation. ·
· CIC 0727; Latine. English. ― indult of departure for professionally incorporated members. ·
· CIC 0728; Latine. English. ― effects of indult of departure from an institute. ·
· Communis 0729; Latine. English. ― dismissal from an institute. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0729; Latine. English. ― dismissal from an institute. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0729, here. ·
· CIC 0730; Latine. English. ― transfer between institutes. ·
Book II, Part 3, Section 2. Societies of apostolic life, 731-746.
► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book II, Part 3, Section 2, here.
· CIC 0731; Latine. English. ― basic form of societies of apostolic life. ·
· CIC 0732; Latine. English. ― incorporation of numerous provisions on religious life into regulation of societies. ·
· CIC 0733; Latine. English. ― establishment of houses. ·
· CIC 0734; Latine. English. ― constitutions and governance of society. ·
· CIC 0735; Latine. English. ― proper law to determine admission and formation. ·
· CIC 0736; Latine. English. ― formation and incardination of clerics into society. ·
· CIC 0737; Latine. English. ― incorporation entails rights and duties as defined in constitution. ·
· CIC 0738; Latine. English. ― members subject to moderators and to diocesan bishop for certain activities. ·
· CIC 0739; Latine. English. ― general provisions on clerics apply to clerics in societies. ·
· CIC 0740; Latine. English. ― common life in society. ·
· CIC 0741; Latine. English. ― societies and houses are juridic persons bound by canons on temporal goods. ·
· CIC 0742; Latine. English. ― departure and dismissal of newer members governed by constitutions. ·
· CIC 0743; Latine. English. ― authority to grant indult of departure for definitively incorporated members. ·
· CIC 0744; Latine. English. ― transfer between societies and to religious institutes. ·
· CIC 0745; Latine. English. ― temporary indult to live outside of society. ·
· CIC 0746; Latine. English. ― incorporation of religious norms for dismissal of definitively incorporated members. ·
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BOOK III. Teaching Office of the Church, cc. 747-833.
▲ Special topic. Catechism of the Catholic Church, here.
Official. Catechism of the Catholic Church, here.
Scholarly. Catechism of the Catholic Church, here.
Scholarly. Book III, here.
► Topic by canon. [ Preliminary canons, cc. 747-754. ]
· CIC 0747; Latine. English. ― right of Church to proclaim Gospel and social principles. ·
· CIC 0748; Latine. English. ― obligation to seek the truth, freedom from coercion in regard to entering Church. ·
· CIC 0749; Latine. English. ― papal and collegial infallibility. ·
· Ad tuendam 0750; Latine. English. ― primary and secondary objects of infallibility. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0750; Latine. English. ― primary objects of infallibility. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0750, here. ·
· CIC 0751; Latine. English. ― definitions of heresy, apostasy, and schism. ·
· CIC 0752; Latine. English. ― religious submission of intellect and will is owed to authentic magisterium. ·
· CIC 0753; Latine. English. ― authentic teaching by bishops and response thereto by Christian faithful. ·
· CIC 0754; Latine. English. ― observance of constitutions and decrees. ·
· CIC 0755; Latine. English. ― fostering the ecumenical movement. ·
Book III, Title 1. Ministry of the Divine Word, cc. 756-780.
► Topic in general.
Supplement. Book III, Title 1, here.
· CIC 0756; Latine. English. ― entrustment of proclamation to Roman Pontiff and bishops. ·
· CIC 0757; Latine. English. ― role of other clerics in proclamation. ·
· CIC 0758; Latine. English. ― special witness of religious in proclamation. ·
· CIC 0759; Latine. English. ― role of laity in proclamation. ·
· CIC 0760. Latine. English. ― scope and foundations of proclamations. ·
· CIC 0761; Latine. English. ― proclamation by preaching, catechesis, education, and social communications. ·
Book III, Title 1, Chapter 1. Preaching of the Word of God, cc. 762-772.
► Topic in general. Scholarly. Book III, Title 1, Chapter 1, here.
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· CIC 0763; Latine. English. ― generally, bishops have right to preach anywhere. ·
· CIC 0764; Latine. English. ― generally, presbyters and deacons have right to preach everywhere. ·
· CIC 0765; Latine. English. ― preaching to religious requires permission. ·
· CIC 0766; Latine. English. ― lay preaching. ·
· CIC 0767; Latine. English. ― homily. ·
· CIC 0768; Latine. English. ― general content of preaching. ·
· CIC 0769; Latine. English. ― Christian doctrine to be transmitted in suitable ways. ·
· CIC 0770; Latine. English. ― spiritual exercises and sacred mission encouraged. ·
· CIC 0771; Latine. English. ― those overlooked and non-believers to be sought out. ·
· CIC 0772; Latine. English. ― sermons and electronic media. ·
Book III, Title 1, Chapter 2. Catechetical instruction, cc. 773-780.
Official.
Book III, Title 1, Chapter 2,
here.
Supplement. Book
III, Title 1, Chapter 2, here. ► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0773; Latine. English. ― pastors of souls have special duty to catechize people. ·
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· Competentias 0775; Latine. English. ― episcopal and conference authority over catechetical materials. · ― Olim. Sacrae 0775; Latine. English. ― episcopal and conference authority over catechetical materials. ― Supplement for Sacrae 0775, here. ·
· CIC 0776; Latine. English. ― parish-based catechesis. ·
· CIC 0777; Latine. English. ― pastor's special care for sacramental catechesis. ·
· CIC 0778; Latine. English. ― religious duty to see to catechesis in institutions under their care. ·
· CIC 0779; Latine. English. ― various tools to be used for catechesis. ·
· CIC 0780; Latine. English. ― local ordinaries to see to formation of catechists. ·
Book III, Title 2. Missionary action of the Church, cc. 781-792.
► Topic in general. No entries.
· CIC 0781. Latine. English. ― importance of missionary and evangelization work. ·
· CIC 0782; Latine. English. ― apostolic, collegial, and episcopal responsibility of missionary work. ·
· CIC 0783; Latine. English. ― suitable role of religious in missionary work. ·
· CIC 0784; Latine. English. ― wide selection of missionaries. ·
· CIC 0785; Latine. English. ― basic norms on catechists. ·
· CIC 0786; Latine. English. ― description of missionary work. ·
· CIC 0787; Latine. English. ― missionary witness to and discussion with non-believers. ·
· CIC 0788; Latine. English. ― catechumenate. ·
· CIC 0789; Latine. English. ― neophytes. ·
· CIC 0790; Latine. English. ― authority over missionary work. ·
· CIC 0791; Latine. English. ― diocesan promotion of missionary works. ·
· CIC 0792; Latine. English. ― episcopal conferences to organize pastoral care for immigrant students. ·
Book III, Title 3. Catholic education, cc. 793-821.
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· CIC 0794; Latine. English. ― Church has right and duty to educate. ·
· CIC 0795; Latine. English. ― education to form the whole person. ·
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 1. Schools, cc. 796-806.
Official.
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 1,
here. Scholarly. Book III, Title 3, Chapter 1, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0796; Latine. English. ― importance of schools in assisting parents and parent-school cooperation. ·
· CIC 0797; Latine. English. ― parental freedom in regard to state schools. ·
· CIC 0798; Latine. English. ― preference for use of Catholic schools, emphasis on Catholic education. ·
· CIC 0799; Latine. English. ― civil society to respect parental rights in education. ·
· CIC 0800; Latine. English. ― Church has right to found schools, Christian faithful should assist them. ·
· CIC 0801; Latine. English. ― religious institutes with education focus should advance it. ·
· CIC 0802; Latine. English. ― bishops to see to establishment of Catholics schools. ·
· CIC 0803; Latine. English. ― authority over and identification of Catholics schools. ·
· CIC 0804; Latine. English. ― ecclesiastical authority to be exercised over Catholic education and teachers. ·
· CIC 0805; Latine. English. ― teachers of religion. ·
· CIC 0806; Latine. English. ― bishop's supervision of schools and concern for academic competence. ·
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 2. Catholic universities and other institutes of higher studies, cc. 807-814.
► Topic in general.
Official.
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 2,
here. Supplement. Book III, Title 3, Chapter 2, here.
· CIC 0807; Latine. English. ― Church's right to found universities. ·
· CIC 0808; Latine. English. ― restriction on use of title 'Catholic university'. ·
· CIC 0809; Latine. English. ― conference of bishop to foster Catholic universities or faculties. ·
· CIC 0810; Latine. English. ― professional and personal qualities expected of faculty. ·
· CIC 0811; Latine. English. ― faculty, institute, or chair of theology to be established. ·
· CIC 0812; Latine. English. ― episcopal mandatum to teach. ·
· CIC 0813; Latine. English. ― pastoral care for students, 'campus ministry'. ·
· CIC 0814; Latine. English. ― applicability of university provisions to other institutes. ·
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 3. Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties, cc. 815-821.
► Topic in general.
Official.
Book III, Title 3, Chapter 3,
here. Supplement. Book III, Title 3, Chapter 3, here.
► Topic by canon.
· CIC 0815; Latine. English. ― description of, and Church's right to establish, ecclesiastical universities and faculties. ·
· CIC 0816; Latine. English. ― ecclesiastical universities and faculties to be founded only by Apostolic See. ·
· CIC 0817; Latine. English. ― only degrees issued by ecclesiastical universities and faculties have canonical effects. ·
· CIC 0818; Latine. English. ― Roman mandatum. ·
· CIC 0819; Latine. English. ― bishops and superiors to send good students to ecclesiastical universities and faculties. ·
· CIC 0820; Latine. English. ― ecclesiastical universities and faculties to cooperate with other educational projects. ·
· CIC 0821; Latine. English. ― conference a/o diocesan bishop to found ecclesiastical universities a/o faculties. ·
Book III, Title 4. Instruments of social communication and books in particular, cc. 822-832.
Official. Book III, Title 4, here.
Scholarly. Book III, Title 4, here.
· CIC 0822; Latine. English. ― using the instruments of social communications. ·
· CIC 0823; Latine. English. ― bishop's and episcopal conference's vigilance over use of social communications. ·
· CIC 0824; Latine. English. ― identification of competent local ordinary. ·
· CIC 0825; Latine. English. ― provisions regarding books of Scripture. ·
· CIC 0826; Latine. English. ― provisions regarding liturgical and devotional books. ·
· CIC 0827; Latine. English. ― general provisions on 'nihil obstat' and 'imprimatur'. ·
· CIC 0828; Latine. English. ― publishing decrees or acts of ecclesiastical authority. ·
· CIC 0829; Latine. English. ― authorizations do not apply to translation or new editions. ·
· CIC 0830; Latine. English. ― role of the censor and ordinary's decision. ·
· CIC 0831; Latine. English. ― writing for certain publications, clerics and religious in media. ·
· CIC 0832; Latine. English. ― special permission required for religious publication on religion and morals. ·
Book
III, Title 5. Profession of Faith, c. 833. ► Topic in general.
Scholarly. Book III, Title 5, here.
· CIC 0833; Latine. English. ― Profession of Faith. ·
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