canon law

1 a marriage valid under Catholic canon law

2 Eventually, Copernicus received a degree in canon law from the University of Ferrara and returned to Poland.

3 Except that Catholic canon law requires an ordained deacon or priest to say the homily at Mass, and women can be neither.

4 Prosecutors, for their part, insisted that the defense rights had all been respected, defended the legitimacy of the trial and Francis' executive decrees and reminded lawyers that the church's canon law forms the basis of Vatican law, not Italian legislation.

5 The attorney, canon law specialist the Rev. Pius Pietrzyk, told the Tribune that some incidents — buying a cassock for a seminarian who couldn’t afford one, or reserving a hotel conference room where alumni of a Catholic high school club could play cards — were viewed as boundary violations.

6 Francis remained in charge of the Vatican and the 1.3-billion strong Catholic Church, even while unconscious and in the hospital, according to canon law.

7 Burke, 73, holds a doctorate in canon law.

8 In church, or canon law, parishes are separate entities with rights to their properties, but for decades titles to the properties were held by the diocese.

9 No action was ordered under canon law.

10 But that's exactly the interpretation arrived at by Roman Catholic scholars after examining the Bible and Canon Law.

但是在天主教会学者查阅了圣经和教会法规后终于有了准确的解释。

11 The Church's canon law forbids remarriage of divorced persons.

该教派教规禁止离婚者再婚。

12 He is remembered for centralizing church administration and adding to the body of canon law.

他为教廷聚敛大量财富并对教会加强集中管理.

13 An administrative act applying or interpreting articles of canon law.

人民把《行政诉讼法》称为“民告官的法律”.

14 It'says that under Canon Law, excommunication is automatic for ordinations without papal approval.

声明说,根据教廷法规, 凡是未经教皇批准的祝圣主教都会被自动革除教籍.

15 Canon law was in decline in the tenth and early eleventh centuries.

寺院法在10世纪和11世纪初走向衰落.