TY  - BOOK
AU  - Wrenn, Lawrence G.
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TI  - Authentic Interpretations on the 1983 Code
SN  - 0943616611   
U1  - G76 23
PY  - 1993///
CY  - Washington
PB  - Canon Law Society of America
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; C. RESPONSES ON THE 1983 CODE  1.	Holy Communion Permitted Only Twice on the Same Day . 11  2.	The Nonnecessity of Using the Documentary Process for Simple Lack of Form Cases 	 13  3.	The Stability and Replacement of A Consultor	 15  4.	A Conference of Bishops` Need for Authorization in order to Issue a General Executory Decree	 17  5.	The Non Voting Status of A Superior	 19  6.	The Inability of a Diocesan Bishop to Dispense Outside the Danger of Death from Canonical Form in the Marriage of Two  Catholics	21  7.	The Consent for Competence is to be Given by the Judicial Vicar of the Diocese where the Respondent has a Domicile	23  8.	The Need for Confirmation Prior to Notification of Dismissal.Recourse against Dismissal is to the Congregation for Religious	24  9.	A Religious Bishop Lacks Active and Passive Voice in His Own Institute 	27  10.	The Possibility, after Peremption or Renunciation, of Opening a Case in a Different Court	29  11.	The Applicability of Canon 1103 on Force and Fear to Non- Catholics 	31  12.	The Right of Different Ordinaries to Prescribe the Purposes for Which Stipends Offered for Binated and Trinated Masses May Be Used	  13.	Religious in Both Perpetual and Temporary Vows May Transfer from One Monastery to Another within the Same Institute . 36  14.	An Imprimatur Is To Be Printed in the Book Itself	39  15.	The Inability of the Diocesan Bishop To Allow a Layperson To Give a Homily	41  16.	The Inability of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion to Exercise Their Office When Ordinary Ministers Are Present and Unimpeded	  17.	The Right of Aggrieved Faithful to Hierarchical Recourse Against a Decree of Their Bishop 	46  18.	Those Who Procure an Abortion, either by Ejecting an Immature Fetus or by Killing a Fetus, are Excommunicated	48  19.	Religious Judges on the Roman Rota Are Not Exempt from Their Own Religious Ordinaries or Their Obligations as Religious 50  20.	The Impossibility of an Auxiliary Bishop Being President or Pro-President of a Conference of Bishops or of a Regional Gathering of Bishops	  21.	The Right of the Diocesan Bishop to Appoint the President of a Chapter of Canons 	55  22.	The Inability of the Diocesan Bishop to Tax the External Schools of Religious Institutes of Pontifical Right	57  23.	The Sufficiency of a Relative Majority on the Third Ballot of an Election in accord with Canon 119, 1° 	59  24.	The Possibility of Bishops Emeriti Being Elected by Their Conference as Members of the Synod of Bishops 	62   D. CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS
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