Source: http://www.clsadb.com/document/058a5a84-6c79-4816-9fc6-6b7ad93e6892
Timestamp: 2019-07-19 20:39:51
Document Index: 495929232

Matched Legal Cases: ['§3', '§2', '§1', '§1', '§1', '§2', '§1', '§2', '§2', '§2', '§2', '§2']

Section II. Particular Churches and Their Groupings - Title III. The Internal Ordering of Particular Churches
1° a coadjutor bishop and auxiliary bishops;
2° vicars general, episcopal vicars, and the judicial vicar;
3° canons of the cathedral church;
4° members of the presbyteral council;
5° lay members of the Christian faithful, even members of institutes of consecrated life, chosen by the pastoral council in a manner and number to be determined by the diocesan bishop or, where this council does not exist, in a manner determined by the diocesan bishop;
6° the rector of the diocesan major seminary;
7° vicars forane;
8° at least one presbyter from each vicariate forane, chosen by all those who have the care of souls there; also another presbyter must be chosen who, if the first is impeded, is to take his place;
9° some superiors of religious institutes and of societies of apostolic life which have a house in the diocese, chosen in a number and manner determined by the diocesan bishop.
1° promise to fulfill their function faithfully according to the manner determined by law or by the bishop;
1° to draw up the acts and instruments regarding decrees, dispositions, obligations, or other things which require their action;
2° to record faithfully in writing what has taken place and to sign it with a notation of the place, day, month, and year;
3° having observed what is required, to furnish acts or instruments to one who legitimately requests them from the records and to declare copies of them to be in conformity with the original.
§3. Persons who are related to the bishop up to the fourth degree of consanguinity or affinity are excluded from the finance council.
1° the priests themselves are freely to elect about half, according to the norm of the following canons and of the statutes;
2° according to the norm of the statutes, some priests must be ex officio members, that is, members who are to belong to the council by reason of the office entrusted to them;
3° the diocesan bishop is freely entitled to appoint others.
2° secular priests not incardinated in the diocese and priests who are members of some religious institute or society of apostolic life, who reside in the diocese and exercise some office for the good of the diocese.
§2. When a see is vacant, the presbyteral council ceases and the college of consultors fulfills its functions. Within a year of taking possession, a bishop must establish the presbyteral council anew.
Can. 508 §1. By virtue of office, the canon penitentiary of a cathedral church and of a collegial church has the ordinary faculty, which he cannot delegate to others, of absolving in the sacramental forum outsiders within the diocese and members of the diocese even outside the territory of the diocese from undeclared latae sententiae censures not reserved to the Apostolic See.
Can. 509 §1. After having heard the chapter, it is for the diocesan bishop, but not a diocesan administrator, to confer each and every canonry, both in a cathedral church and in a collegial church; every contrary privilege is revoked. It is for the same bishop to confirm the person elected by the chapter to preside over it.
Can. 512 §1. A pastoral council consists of members of the Christian faithful who are in full communion with the Catholic Church — clerics, members of institutes of consecrated life, and especially laity — who are designated in a manner determined by the diocesan bishop.
1° to install or confirm presbyters who have been legitimately presented or elected for a parish;
2° to appoint pastors if the see has been vacant or impeded for a year.
§2. The pastor is to see to it that the Most Holy Eucharist is the center of the parish assembly of the faithful. He is to work so that the Christian faithful are nourished through the devout celebration of the sacraments and, in a special way, that they frequently approach the sacraments of the Most Holy Eucharist and penance. He is also to endeavor that they are led to practice prayer even as families and take part consciously and actively in the sacred liturgy which, under the authority of the diocesan bishop, the pastor must direct in his own parish and is bound to watch over so that no abuses creep in.
Can. 529 §1. In order to fulfill his office diligently, a pastor is to strive to know the faithful entrusted to his care. Therefore he is to visit families, sharing especially in the cares, anxieties, and griefs of the faithful, strengthening them in the Lord, and prudently correcting them if they are failing in certain areas. With generous love he is to help the sick, particularly those close to death, by refreshing them solicitously with the sacraments and commending their souls to God; with particular diligence he is to seek out the poor, the afflicted, the lonely, those exiled from their country, and similarly those weighed down by special difficulties. He is to work so that spouses and parents are supported in fulfilling their proper duties and is to foster growth of Christian life in the family.
2° the administration of the sacrament of confirmation to those who are in danger of death, according to the norm of can. 883, n. 3;
3° the administration of Viaticum and of the anointing of the sick, without prejudice to the prescript of can. 1003, §§2 and 3, and the imparting of the apostolic blessing;
5° the performance of funeral rites;
6° the blessing of the baptismal font at Easter time, the leading of processions outside the church, and solemn blessings outside the church;
7° the more solemn eucharistic celebration on Sundays and holy days of obligation.
Can. 531 Although another person has performed a certain parochial function, that person is to put the offerings received from the Christian faithful on that occasion in the parochial account, unless in the case of voluntary openings the contrary intention of the donor is certain. The diocesan bishop, after having heard the presbyteral council, is competent to establish prescripts which provide for the allocation of these offerings and the remuneration of clerics fulfilling the same function.
Can. 532 In all juridic affairs the pastor represents the parish according to the norm of law. He is to take care that the goods of the parish are administered according to the norm of cann. 1281–1288.
§2.1 In the baptismal register are also to be noted ascription to a Church sui iuris and the transfer to another Church, also confirmation, and those things which pertain to the canonical status of the Christian faithful by reason of marriage, without prejudice to the prescript of can. 1133, of adoption, of the reception of sacred orders, and of perpetual profession made in a religious institute. These notations are always to be noted on a baptismal certificate.
1° must be endowed with the qualities mentioned in can. 521;
2° are to be appointed or installed according to the norm of the prescripts of cann. 522 and 524;
3° obtain pastoral care only from the moment of taking possession; their moderator is placed in possession according to the norm of the prescripts of can. 527, §2; for the other priests, however, a legitimately made profession of faith replaces taking possession.
2° are to establish through common counsel an arrangement by which one of them is to celebrate a Mass for the people according to the norm of can. 534;
3° the moderator alone represents in juridic affairs the parish or parishes entrusted to the group.
Can. 551 The prescripts of can. 531 are to be observed in regards to offerings which the Christian faithful give to a vicar on the occasion of the performance of pastoral ministry.
1° of promoting and coordinating common pastoral activity in the vicariate;
2° of seeing to it that the clerics of his district lead a life in keeping with their state and perform their duties diligently;
3° of seeing to it that religious functions are celebrated according to the prescripts of the sacred liturgy, that the beauty and elegance of churches and sacred furnishings are maintained carefully, especially in the eucharistic celebration and custody of the Most Blessed Sacrament, that the parochial registers are inscribed correctly and protected appropriately, that ecclesiastical goods are administered carefully, and finally that the rectory is cared for with proper diligence.
1° is to see to it that, according to the prescripts of particular law and at the times stated, the clerics attend lectures, theological meetings, or conferences according to the norm of can. 279, §2;
2° is to take care that spiritual supports are available to the presbyters of his district, and likewise to be concerned especially for those who find themselves in more difficult circumstances or are beset by problems.
Can. 558 Without prejudice to the prescript of can. 262, a rector is not permitted to perform the parochial functions mentioned in can. 530, nn. 1–6 in the church entrusted to him unless the pastor consents or, if the matter warrants it, delegates.
Can. 535 §2. In the baptismal register are also to be noted confirmation and those things which pertain to the canonical status of the Christian faithful by reason of marriage, without prejudice to the prescript of can. 1133, of adoption, of the reception of sacred orders, of perpetual profession made in a religious institute, and of change of rite. These notations are always to be noted on a baptismal certificate.