Excerpt from A Commentary on the New Code of Canon Law, Vol. 7: Ecclesiastical Procedure, Book IV, Can. 1552-2194
TI - ieir pastoral duties title XXXIII. Procedure IN inflicting the suspen sion EX informata conscien'iia The Power of Ordinaries Procedure in Inflicting this Penalty Occult Crimes Manifestation of Reasons and Recourse appendix I. To canon 1990 appendix II. Decretum and decernere.
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