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	Canon (priest) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally, a canon was a cleric living with others in a clergyhouse or, later, in one of the houses within the precinct or close of a cathedral and ordering his life according to the orders or rules of the church.
		One of the functions of the cathedral canons in the Roman Catholic Church is to elect a Vicar Capitular to serve during a sede vacante period of the diocese.
		Generally speaking, the canons in the Episcopal Church or the Anglican Church in the United States are of this sort, and thus are equivalent to a monsignor in the Catholic Church, often wearing the violet or violet-trimmed cassock which is associated with that rank.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canon_(priest) (826 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Fourth Lateran Council
		Canon 2: Condemnation of the doctrines of Joachim of Flora and of Amaury.
		Canon 21, the famous "Omnis utriusque sexus", which commands every Christian who has reached the years of discretion to confess all his, or her, sins at least once a year to his, or her, own (i.e.
		Canon 22: Before prescribing for the sick, physicians shall be bound under pain of exclusion from the Church, to exhort their patients to call in a priest, and thus provide for their spiritual welfare.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/09018a.htm (806 words)

	Duane L.C.M. Galles
		Canon 835 tells us that the sanctifying office of the church is exercised principally by the bishops, who are the high priests and the principal dispensers of the mysteries of God.
		Canon 276 2 and 3 requires that permanent deacons recite daily that portion of the liturgy of the hours laid down by the episcopal conference, which in the United States is morning prayer and evening prayer.
		Canon 861 declares that a deacon is an ordinary minister of baptism.
	www.ewtn.com /library/CANONLAW/DEACYEST.HTM (3623 words)

	The Validity of Confessions & Marriages in the Chapels of the SSPX: continued (chapters 3-6)
		Canon 209 does not make any restriction in the suppliance of jurisdiction, and even though the assistance to marriages is not strictly speaking an act of jurisdiction but a simple administrative act, we have already seen when treating common error that it must be considered under the circumstances contemplated by Canon 209.
		The commonest situation is the one in which the priest is not physically reachable: there is no priest in the region, as it still happens in the immense territories of mission areas; or there is a religious persecution which makes it dangerous for his life to leave his refuge.
		The faithful who have recourse to a Modernist priest put their very faith in danger of compromising with the post-Conciliar Liberal doctrines such as ecumenism and religious liberty, not to mention the myriad of horrors that have issued from the Vatican II revolution and which have affected the catholic beliefs and practice.
	www.sspx.org /miscellaneous/validity_of_confessions_2.htm (4805 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Canon of the Mass
		Canon (Canon Missæ, Canon Actionis) is the name used in the Roman Missal for the fundamental part of the Mass that comes after the Offertory and before the Communion.
		The name Canon (kanon) means a norm or rule; and it is used for various objects, such as the Canon of Holy Scripture, canons of Councils, the official list of saints' names (whence "canonisation"), and the canon or list of clerks who serve a certain church, from which they themselves are called canons (canonici).
		He thinks that the Canon, while consisting of much the same prayers, was originally arranged in a different order, namely, in the same way as the Syrian Anaphora which it so closely resembles, and that in the fifth century, shortly before it became stereotyped in the time of St.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03255c.htm (12970 words)

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		The Church has determined in Canon 1094 (New Code Canon 1108) that the ordinary form for a valid marriage requires the presence of the pastor, or the local Ordinary or a delegated priest, and of at least two witnesses.
		However, both Codes contemplate exceptions from the ordinary canonical form, in which it is possible for the parties to contract valid and licit marriage before two witnesses, and without the presence of the authorized priest.
		It must be understood that this difficulty of securing the presence of the priest at the marriage need not be a general or common difficulty, but may be a particular and individual difficulty of the particular priest and couple.
	www.smac.edu /OldSite/doctrinal/validity/5.html (2201 words)

	December 9: Vicar of Christ Speaks (dec9vic.htm)
		Because these are exceptional cases, before employing them, other possibilities should be availed of, such as using of the services of retired priests still capable of such service, or entrusting several parishes to one priest or to a coetus sacerdotum.
		The same canon, however, reaffirms that these forms of participation in the pastoral care of parishes cannot, in any way, replace the office of Parish Priest.
		In the same regard, it must be noted that the Parish Priest is the Pastor proper to the parish entrusted to him (77) and remains such until his pastoral office shall have ceased.
	www.dailycatholic.org /issue/dec9vic.htm (569 words)

	USCCB - (OCYP) - 2004 Audit Executive Summary: Archdiocese of Hartford
		When an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor by a priest or deacon is received, a preliminary investigation, in harmony with canon law, is initiated.
		When accusations against a priest or a deacon are proven to be unfounded, the Archdiocese takes steps to restore the good name of the priest or deacon.
		When sexual abuse of a minor by a priest or a deacon is admitted or established after an appropriate process in accord with canon law, the Archdiocesan policies provide that the offending priest or deacon be permanently removed from ministry.
	www.usccb.org /ocyp/dioceses04/hartfordct.shtml (967 words)

	Zenit News Agency - The World Seen From Rome
		Similarly, the parish is described as a community of the faithful entrusted to the pastoral care of a parish priest, under the authority of the bishop ("Christus Dominus," 28; Canon 515).
		The fathers of Vatican II emphasized that the parish priest was not a delegate of the diocesan bishop but the proper pastor of the parish community ("Christus Dominus," 28; Canon 519).
		The second special moment "is when a priest, because of advanced age, resigns the actual pastoral leadership of a community or other positions of direct responsibility." Here, the Pope stresses the importance of the bishop affirming that the priest still has an important but different role to play in the pastoral care of the faithful.
	www.zenit.org /english/visualizza.phtml?sid=72090 (1187 words)

	Canterbury Tales: The Canon's Yeoman's Tale
		In London was a priest, an annualeer Who had therein dwelt many a quiet year, A man so pleasant and so serviceable To the goodwife who shared with him her table, That she would never suffer him to pay For board or clothing, went he ever so gay; Of spending-silver, too, he had enow.
		And while the priest did pile up busily The burning coals, as I told you ere this, This canon said: "My friend, you do amiss; This is not piled up as it ought to be; But soon I shall amend all that," said he.
		When now the priest was thus beguiled again, Supposing naught but truth, I should explain, He was so glad that I cannot express, In any way, his mirth and his gladness; And to the canon he did proffer soon Body and goods.
	library.thinkquest.org /11840/Chaucer/canon.html (3170 words)

	The Validity of Confessions & Marriages in the Chapels of the SSPX
		The Catholic Church is a perfect society, with a perfect end and full rights to obtain it: the end is the salvation of the souls and the means are the ones which her Divine Founder entrusted her, the doctrine to be taught, the Sacraments to sanctify, and the hierarchical structure to govern.
		Many of the canonical rules of the Church have their origin in Roman Law, and the suppliance of jurisdiction in case of common error is one of them.
		Indeed, it is explicit in Canon 144, #2, that the norm concerning the suppliance of jurisdiction in case of common error must also be applied to the assistance to a marriage.
	www.sspx.org /miscellaneous/validity_of_confessions_1.htm (4969 words)

	Women in Ministry: Canon Catherine Brall — The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh
		Canon Catherine Brall, who serves as the Provost at Trinity Cathedral, was an electrical engineer at a hearing aid factory before responding to the call to ordained ministry.
		It wasn’t until she was praying alone during a Maundy Thursday vigil that Canon Brall was able to definitively set the direction God had set.
		Canon Brall remembers coming to her first vestry meeting on her second day of work with a complete long-term strategic plan for Church of the Advent.
	www.pgh.anglican.org /news/local/canonbrall061206 (647 words)

	Canon Cunningham - Celebrating 40 Years of priesthood
		Canon Cunningham was later presented with a cheque from parishioners, and was further surprised and delighted when children of the parish presented him with a Teddy Bear, dressed in a red satin bow tie and a white tee shirt with a huge 40 emblazoned on the front!
		To be a priest is to be a man of prayer both to pray for the people and to provide an example of prayer for others.
		To be a priest is to announce the good news so that people may find that God is present in their lives.
	www.tynemouthcatholic.org /canon.html (3274 words)

	SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Canon Law
		A canon lawyer and native of Sheldon, Iowa, Bishop Schnurr studied in Rome and was ordained for the Diocese of Sioux City.
		Canon law experts said such pressure may constitute a mitigating factor that could nullify or lessen any penalty if the pope were to proceed with a formal excommunication process.
		Navarro-Valls said the two priests, as well as the two bishops who consecrated them, are subject to a provision of canon law that requires automatic excommunication in cases of ordination performed without papal consent, a severe and rarely enacted punishment.
	www.lawkt.com /files/Canon_Law.html (4434 words)

	Constitution and Canons - Diocese of Newark
		In all proceedings under the disciplinary Canons, whenever a Priest or Deacon suspected of an offense is required or permitted to appear, the Priest or Deacon shall have the right to be represented by counsel of her or his own choice.
		Except as otherwise expressly provided by Canon, it shall be the duty of all Members of this Church to appear and testify or respond when duly served with a Notice or Citation by the Standing Committee or the Ecclesiastical Court in any matter arising under the disciplinary Canons of this Church.
		D. If a priest or deacon is charged with an Offense or Offenses or serious acts are complained of to the Bishop that would constitute the grounds for a Charge of an Offense and, in the opinion of the Bishop, the Charge is supported by sufficient facts, the Bishop may issue a Temporary Inhibition.
	www.dioceseofnewark.org /canons.html (8467 words)

	Cruise Line Rent-a-Priest
		There have been unfortunately several similar cases over the last few years of priests who, having received a dispensation, or who simply abandoned their ministry without seeking a dispensation, later offer themselves for several purposes such as Masses for particular groups and weddings for those who would not be allowed to marry in Church.
		While respecting whatever reasons of conscience may have moved a priest to request a dispensation from the clerical state, he knows that, although he remains a priest forever, once the petition is granted he loses both the obligations and the rights pertaining to his ordination.
		A wedding performed by a priest in this situation would be invalid in the eyes of the Church, and likewise most confessions would be invalid although a penitent who is unaware of the priest's status would obtain forgiveness.
	www.ewtn.com /library/Liturgy/ZLITUR25.HTM (914 words)

	The Tuth About The Priest Shortage.
		And we must also consider the 10 retired priests who depending on health or disciplinary reasons, retirement, should not be considered "binding" by the Bishop.
		A total of only 5,950 "living" diocesan priests have defected since 1968 for all reasons-an average of about 200 a year-and no numbers are available from any source on the percentage of those who left to get married.
		Gray is a well-known canon lawyer who spoke on the various models of parish ministry found in North America.
	www.webspawner.com /users/maleonly (1462 words)

	The Catholic Sun :: Phoenix Diocesan Newspaper
		The Office of the Tribunal — the canonical court of the diocese —; welcomed a new lawyer to its ranks Sept. 11.
		Simon and Jude Cathedral and St. Andrew the Apostle Parish — to study canon law at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. “I was surprised to be asked.
		Fraser will be a priest in residence at Christ the King Parish in Mesa, where he hopes to engage in pastoral work as much as he can.
	www.catholicsun.org /2006/sept21/local/tribunalpriest.html (419 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| Wiltshire \| Cathedral canon's 'gay wedding'
		The Reverend Canon Davies is precentor at the cathedral
		Salisbury Cathedral's Canon Jeremy Davies is registering his civil partnership at a ceremony in the city.
		Recent changes in the law mean that Canon Jeremy Davies can now legally register his 18-year relationship to professional singer Simon McEnery.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/wiltshire/4590054.stm (226 words)

	Canon - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Canon, canon : UltraLingua English Dictionary [home, info]
		Canon : Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (1898) [home, info]
		CANON : 1911 edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /cgi-bin/cgiwrap/bware/dofind.cgi?word=Canon (485 words)

	Canon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Look up canon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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		Canon is the name of a small City in Northeast Georgia (USA).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canon (322 words)

	canon - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Canon : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
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	www.onelook.com /?w=canon (485 words)

	Canon (44976), Scanners at Computers-OnSale.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Canon law (Catholic Church), the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church specifically; A specific body of such laws on a given subject, e.g.
		Biblical canon; Western canon; Greek canon; the Hindu canon of Shruti texts; Tripitaka, the Buddhist canon; the Taoist canon; the Confucian canon of Chinese classic texts; Canon (fiction), a body of works that are considered to be "genuine" or "official" within a certain fictional universe.;
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	www.computers-onsale.com /canon_44976.htm (287 words)

	The Canon's Yeoman's Tale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Who gave this priest good cause to weep and wail.
		Whereof this priest was wondrous glad, 'tis plain.
		Was this priest when he saw that it was so.
	www.harvestfields.netfirms.com /etextLinks/044/46.htm (4716 words)

	~The Holy Mass~
		It contains more than seventy classic fl and white photos with text, which are organized to help the Catholic Faithful better understand the various actions of the priest, God's representative at the altar.
		It intends to help them to use the Missal more intelligently and to appreciate more fully the actions of the priest and the sacredness of the Divine Sacrifice.
		The Mass consists of three important and necessary parts, the Offertory, Consecration and Communion.
	www.theholymass.com (536 words)

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