Canon 188
Aug 9, 2018 2:58:36 GMT
Post by littleflower on Aug 9, 2018 2:58:36 GMT
Canon 188 (1983 CIC 194) Cross-Refs: 1917 CIC 156, 1444, 2168, 2314, 2379, 2388
Any office becomes vacant upon the fact and without any declaration by tacit resignation recognized by the law itself if a cleric:
1) Makes religious profession with due regard for the prescription of Canon 584 concerning benefices;
2) Within the useful time established by law or, legal provision lacking, as determined by the Ordinary, fails to take possession of the office;
3) Accepts another ecclesiastical office incompatible with the prior, and has obtained
peaceful possession of [the other office];
4) Publicly defects from the Catholic faith;
5) Contracts marriage even, as they say, merely civilly;
6) Against the prescription of Canon 141, #1, freely gives his name to a secular army;
7) Disposes of ecclesiastical habit on his own authority and without just cause, unless, having been warned by the Ordinary, he resumes [wearing it] within a month of having received the warning;
8) Deserts illegitimately the residence to which he is bound, and having received a warning from the Ordinary and not being detained by a legitimate impediment, neither appears not answers within an appropriate time as determined by the Ordinary.
Source: The 1917 Pio-Benedictine Code of Canon Law (Dr. Edward N. Peters, Curator; Ignatius Press; ISBN: 0-89870-831-1)
Note: Canon 141, #1 = Canon 141.1
Any office becomes vacant upon the fact and without any declaration by tacit resignation recognized by the law itself if a cleric:
1) Makes religious profession with due regard for the prescription of Canon 584 concerning benefices;
2) Within the useful time established by law or, legal provision lacking, as determined by the Ordinary, fails to take possession of the office;
3) Accepts another ecclesiastical office incompatible with the prior, and has obtained
peaceful possession of [the other office];
4) Publicly defects from the Catholic faith;
5) Contracts marriage even, as they say, merely civilly;
6) Against the prescription of Canon 141, #1, freely gives his name to a secular army;
7) Disposes of ecclesiastical habit on his own authority and without just cause, unless, having been warned by the Ordinary, he resumes [wearing it] within a month of having received the warning;
8) Deserts illegitimately the residence to which he is bound, and having received a warning from the Ordinary and not being detained by a legitimate impediment, neither appears not answers within an appropriate time as determined by the Ordinary.
Source: The 1917 Pio-Benedictine Code of Canon Law (Dr. Edward N. Peters, Curator; Ignatius Press; ISBN: 0-89870-831-1)
Note: Canon 141, #1 = Canon 141.1